New Homes in Coxhoe, Durham

Located in County Durham, Coxhoe offers a perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Close to Durham city and surrounded by beautiful countryside, new homes in Coxhoe are ideal for families, professionals, and retirees.

The village provides essential amenities and attractions, from local shops and schools to the historic Durham Cathedral and Hardwick Park. New homes in Coxhoe cater to various lifestyles, offering modern living spaces and energy-efficient designs.

Discover the potential of new homes in Coxhoe and find your perfect home today.

What is life like in Coxhoe?

If you’re looking for a village that combines the rural way of life with proximity to the North East’s best attractions, Coxhoe could be the place for you. A charming part of County Durham to call home, don’t miss schemes like our Part Exchange arrangement if you have a property to sell as part of your move. With this, we could cut your moving costs and stress levels by acting as a guaranteed buyer for your existing home. 

 

What is there to see and do in Coxhoe?

Wildlife and nature in Coxhoe

The historic Coxhoe Hall is one of the village’s most notable landmarks, while there’s always plenty to get involved with at Coxhoe Park, which is great for sports and leisure facilities. Just south of the village is Thrislington National Nature Reserve, site of a former limestone quarry that’s now perfect for quiet walks. 

Outdoor activities to do in Coxhoe

This is a great part of County Durham for staying active, with everything from climbing and trampolining centres to go-karting tracks and equestrian centres. 

Historical attractions in Coxhoe

With Durham and all its history and culture close at hand, you can also explore the nearby heritage coastline and go hiking in the North Pennines. 

 

What is education like in Coxhoe?

If you have young children in tow, you’ll be delighted by what this area offers when it comes to schooling. 

Primary schools in Coxhoe

Coxhoe Primary School is on Cornforth Lane and rated as outstanding by Ofsted, while West Cornforth Primary and Cassop Primary are other local options in the education board’s top band. 

Secondary schools in Coxhoe

At secondary level, Sedgefield Community College is six miles south of Coxhoe and also outstanding, while travelling into Durham for school is an option for older kids. 

 

How are the transport links in Coxhoe?

Coxhoe is conveniently located for junction 81 of the A1(M), which you can use to drive north to Newcastle in less than half an hour. It’s a similar journey to Middlesbrough in the opposite direction, while it’s half that to Durham. This is where you’ll find the nearest train station to Coxhoe, although the village is served by a number of bus routes. 

 

What is the Coxhoe property scene like?

It may be a relatively small place, but Coxhoe often has a strong supply of properties coming to market. That includes our selection of new build homes off the A177, where you can choose between expertly-designed 3 and 4 bedroom houses. 

 

Want to learn more about buying a property in the North East? Check out our North East property buying guide. 

 

New Homes Offers & Schemes in Coxhoe

At Barratt Homes, we offer modern housing to cater for all lifestyles. We want you to enjoy your homebuying journey, which is why we offer a wide range of schemes. If you are a first-time buyer, you can take advantage of the Home Reach scheme, while Movemaker and Part Exchange could help you sell your current home, so that you can set your eyes on the next one. 

Whatever your unique situation, we support you every step of the way. Get in touch today and become a homeowner with us.