New Homes in Crosby

Located on the scenic coast of Merseyside, Crosby is a village celebrated for its seaside charm and vibrant community. With local attractions such as the iconic Antony Gormley’s Another Place installation on Crosby Beach, the peaceful Marine Lake, and the historic St. Nicholas’ Church to explore, you can also visit the bustling Liverpool waterfront, the Beatles Story Museum, and the Walker Art Gallery; all with our developments closest to Crosby below.
 
A great commuter village, Crosby is surrounded by hubs like Liverpool, Southport, and St. Helens, which are all between 20 and 40 minutes away.
 
Thornton Reach
Thornton Reach
Lydiate Lane, Thornton, Liverpool, Merseyside, L23 1BD
  • From £265,200
  • 4 bedroom
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Centurion Village
Centurion Village
Longmeanygate, Midge Hall, Leyland, Lancashire, PR26 6TD
  • £270,000 to £373,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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Bernets Nook
Bernets Nook
Brokenstone Road, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB3 0LL
  • £250,000 to £412,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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Rogerson Gardens
Rogerson Gardens
Cumeragh Lane, Goosnargh, Preston, Lancashire, PR3 2AN
  • £234,000 to £275,000
  • 3 bedroom
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Bowland Meadow
Bowland Meadow
Chipping Lane, Longridge, Lancashire, PR3 2RG
  • £250,000 to £375,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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  • The perks keep on coming, thanks to Crosby’s excellent location within Merseyside. You can drive to Liverpool down the A565 in just 15 minutes, while fellow seaside town Formby is the same distance to the north.

    The M57 and M58 motorways both run quite close to town, providing you with access to the M6 and M62, which you can use to drive to Manchester in around 50 minutes. The local train stop is Blundellsands and Crosby railway station, while there are also plenty of bus services you can use to get around.

  • Crosby is home to a number of strong schools. For younger children, Great Crosby Catholic Primary lies in the east of town and has been classed as good by Ofsted. Two other local schools have been rated as outstanding by the education board; St Nicholas CofE, just off Blundellsands Road W, and Forefield Community Infant and Nursery School, which is next to Moorside Park.

    If your kids are a little older, Crosby High in the north east of town and Chesterfield High in the east have both been judged as good by Ofsted. The same goes for Holy Family Catholic High in neighbouring Thornton and Newfield School, which is a special school that caters for children aged from five to 16.

  • Crosby Beach is a beautiful stretch of golden sand, perfect for enjoying sunny days out, relaxing walks or energetic bike rides. Keep an eye out for the 100 cast iron figures dotted along the shore, which form Anthony Gormley’s impressive modern sculpture, Another Place.

    Make the most of Rimrose Valley Country Park, found just steps from the waterfront, as well as Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve with its abundant wildlife. With Cabin Hill National Nature Reserve up the coast and Liverpool a short journey in the opposite direction, Crosby delivers the very best in both natural and city life.

  • Building sandcastles, splashing in the sea, going for coastal walks and exploring country parks; there’s so much to look forward to if you’re thinking of moving to Crosby. A great place to buy a new home, you can do so with minimum fuss thanks to money-saving offers like our Part Exchange scheme.