New Homes in Southport
Southport is an elegant Victorian seaside resort town on the Lancashire coast, famous for its tree-lined Lord Street and pristine sandy beaches. Located just 20 miles north of Liverpool, the town enjoys excellent rail connections to Manchester and Liverpool, with regular services taking under 45 minutes.
Southport offers outstanding schools, beautiful parks, including Hesketh Park, and world-class golf courses. With easy access to Preston and the Lake District, plus proximity to both Liverpool John Lennon and Manchester airports, Southport provides sophisticated coastal living with excellent transport links. Explore our new homes in Southport below.
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It doesn’t matter if you’ve lived in the area your whole life or you’re taking the plunge and moving to the seaside for the very first time - Southport is a wonderful place to buy a home. Your purchase can only get better with our great range of offers too, with perks such as our Part Exchange scheme allowing us to act as a guaranteed buyer for your existing home, speeding up the process.
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Southport’s waterfront is a hub of entertainment, offering attractions such as the Pleasureland amusement park and England’s oldest iron pier which dates back to 1860. Your kids will love a trip to Splash World, which also has a gym as well as its swimming pools and slides, while the vast sandy beach is a real gem at any time of the year.
From walks through Hesketh Park and shows at the Atkinson, to a round of golf at the iconic Royal Birkdale, don’t miss Cabin Hill National Nature Reserve down the coast for spectacular hikes and bike rides either.
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Southport is blessed with a number of highly preferred schools. This includes secondary options Greenbank High in the south of town and Meols Cop High in the east, as well as all-through special school Peterhouse School. If you’re looking for a top primary school, then St Patrick’s Primary just off Cambridge Road has to be up for consideration.
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Southport is connected to the surrounding area by two main roads, including the A565 which runs up and down the coast. The road ends in the centre of Liverpool to the south, around half an hour’s drive away, while the A570 heads inland towards Ormskirk and St Helens.
The town has its own train station which offers regular services to places like Manchester, Liverpool and those two cities’ major international airports. You can also use local buses and coaches to get around, while ferry crossings over to Belfast, Dublin and the Isle of Man are available from Liverpool.