New Homes in East Sussex
East Sussex offers stunning coastal scenery from Brighton's vibrant culture to Eastbourne's Victorian elegance, combined with beautiful countryside including the South Downs. With excellent transport networks, including direct rail services to London and comprehensive road connections, the county provides seamless connectivity to the capital. East Sussex boasts outstanding schools, diverse attractions from historic castles to award-winning vineyards, and charming market towns.
From cosmopolitan Brighton to peaceful rural villages, the county caters to all lifestyles with beautiful landscapes and a strong community spirit. Whether seeking coastal living or countryside tranquillity, East Sussex offers an exceptional quality of life. Explore our new homes in East Sussex below.
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- £425,000 to £525,000
- 4 and 5 bedroom
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- £335,000 to £565,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £410,000 to £615,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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From natural draws which include beaches, beauty spots and endless miles of open countryside, to a selection of vibrant seaside towns, quaint fishing villages and peaceful spots inland, buying a house in East Sussex could be a no-brainer.
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With around 50 miles of spectacular coastline to explore, East Sussex is famous for the Seven Sisters cliffs which rise up out of the sea to provide postcard-worthy views. Don’t get too close to the edge on your clifftop walk through the National Trust’s Birling Gap, as you head east to famous Beachy Head or west to Seaford Head.
From coastal nature reserves to beaches like Camber Sands, Eastbourne Beach and Bexhill Beach, you can also explore spots like the High Weald, Bedgebury Forest and Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest. Tick the county’s array of castles off your to-do list, visit the local museums and galleries, and take the kids to Treasure Island Adventure Park for a fun-filled day out.
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It can’t be no work and all play, so you’ll be interested to know there are plenty of excellent schools across East Sussex. Roselands Infants’ School in Eastbourne is one of the best options for younger children. Ark Blacklands Primary and Robsack Wood Primary are two outstanding choices in the Hastings area, while Peacehaven has a a number of good schools, including Saltdean Primary and Harbour Primary and Nursery School.
If you live in Peacehaven, your kids could continue on to the outstanding High Cliff Academy, while Peacehaven Community School is another good local option. There are a number of good options in the Eastbourne area, including Ratton School and Gildredge House, which is an all-through mixed school which caters for children aged between four and 19.
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A number of A roads connect different parts of East Sussex with each other, while the county is served by several train routes, including those heading to Brighton, London and Gatwick Airport. There are plenty of local buses you can use to get around, while the council also offers community transportation to those who are unable to access regular services.