New Homes in Croydon
Croydon is one of South London’s largest and fastest-growing boroughs. With excellent transport links, green spaces and a thriving town centre, it’s a popular choice for families, professionals and first-time buyers. Residents enjoy parks like Addington Hills and Park Hill Park, plus easy access to Gatwick and Central London via East Croydon station.
Families benefit from top-rated schools and nearby nature reserves, while neighbourhoods like Bromley and Southwark offer further amenities close by. Explore our new homes in Croydon and contact our Sales Advisers to start your homebuying journey today.
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East Croydon is a major train station which offers Southern, Thameslink and Southeastern services, while West Croydon is served by the London Overground. The same goes for Norwood Junction, while the rest of the borough is well looked after by a network of local train stations. The M25 passes just to the south, where you’ll also find Gatwick Airport, accessible via the M23 motorway in just 20 minutes from places like Coulsdon.
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The borough has a good selection of schools, with top primary options including St Mary’s Catholic Infant School and Heathfield Academy close to Croydon town centre. Both of these schools are known for their strong academic reputation, along with Shirley’s St John’s CofE and Beaumont Primary and Woodcote Primary, which are both between Coulsdon and Purley.
If it’s secondary schools you’re after, Harris Academy Purley and Riddlesdown Collegiate are both highly regarded choices with large catchment areas. Harris Invictus Academy Croydon is also considered an excellent option, along with Harris Academy South Norwood and Harris City Academy Crystal Palace. -
As London’s southernmost borough, natural spaces abound in Croydon, particularly in the south. Here you’ll find spots like Selsdon Wood, Riddlesdown and the Farthing Downs, in addition to an array of golf courses which put the pretty scenery to great use. You’ve also got Kenley Common and Happy Valley Park, along with Littleheath Woods, Croham Hurst Woods and the Addington Hills a little further north.The town of Croydon is a bustling epicentre packed with plenty of shops, bars and restaurants, while Crystal Palace is another hub of activity along the borough’s northern border. Whether you’re visiting parks featuring dinosaur exhibits and sports, play and leisure facilities, exploring nature reserves or enjoying a night out on the tiles, you’ll also have all of Central London’s world class attractions just a short train ride away.
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As a well-connected South London borough which offers a pleasing amount of local greenery and easy access to swathes of open countryside, new homes in Croydon have become increasingly popular. And if it’s a new property you’re after, don’t miss our Low Deposit Schemes in London, with Deposit Boost.