New Homes in Aldershot
Browse our range of developments across Aldershot and find your ideal home today.
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- Coming Soon - A new collection of homes designed with you in mind. Set in a charming coastal village, this development offers the perfect balance of peaceful village living and modern comfort. Picture morning walks by the harbour, weekend cafe catch-ups, and a real sense of community - all whilst staying well connected to Chichester, the South Downs, and key transport routes.
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- A welcoming new development in a vibrant West Sussex village, combining comfort, character and convenience. Discover award-winning quality homes, green open spaces, and everyday conveniences on your doorstep. From easy school runs to weekend escapes to the coast or countryside, and you're never too far from major cities with quick train connections to Chichester, Portsmouth and London.
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- £279,995 to £349,995
- 2 and 3 bedroom
- New homes waiting for you in Yapton, West Sussex.
- £465,000 to £595,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- A collection of energy-efficient homes found in the seaside town, Bognor Regis. Just minutes from the coast where you can enjoy a range of waterfront activities including mini golf, play parks and fossil hunting. The nearby Brooks nature reserve also provides ample opportunities for a family day out. Convenient transport links to neighbouring cities makes commuting effortless. Discover a perfect blend of coastal living and excellent connectivity in this vibrant upcoming community.
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Aldershot is a town that has everything you could want. There are museums, leisure centres, wildlife reserves, theatres, art galleries… the list goes on.
You could go and see a show at the Princes Hall and the West End Centre. Or, for a different kind of drama you could watch a Farnborough FC or Aldershot Town FC match. A visit to the Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces Museum and the Aldershot Military Museum is also a must.
In the summer months, the Aldershot Lido is open, and this is hugely popular with families in the town. The Farnborough Leisure Centre has excellent facilities and there’s also a ski slope, golf course and swimming pools in and around the town. If you’re looking for adventure, head to Runaway’s End Outdoor Centre or the state-of-the-art Garrison Sports Centre which is open for both the army and members of the public.
Aldershot has some incredible restaurants, cafes and bars that cater for every taste. There’s the fantastic Johney Gurkha Restaurant which serves Nepalese dishes, Cromwell’s Seafood Restaurant, Waroeng Windsor for Asian dishes and Taste Buds for Caribbean food, to name just a few.
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For families planning on making the move to Wellesley and Aldershot, being close to good schools will be important to you. In Wellesley itself, there will be two new primary schools at either end of Parade Park. The first, The Cambridge Primary School opened in September 2018.
There is an abundance of excellent schools in Aldershot, with St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, St Marks C of E Primary School and Talavera Junior School topping the School Guide tables. When it comes to Secondary Education, Farnborough Hill, Salesian College and All Hallows Catholic School are leading the way.
For those wanting to enter the military, there’s The Military Preparation College in the town and for those wanting to study A-Levels, there’s Salesian College and Farnborough College of Technology. The University Centre of Farnborough offers a range of degree courses and is based at the Farnborough College of Technology too. There are plenty of other universities within easy reach, should a member of your family wish to live at home while they study.
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Aldershot is in the northeast of Hampshire, at the centre of Blackwater Valley and bordering Surrey. If you’re travelling from the M3 you’ll need to leave at junction 4 or 4A and follow the signs to Aldershot. From the M25, leave at junction 12 and join the M3 Southbound (signposted Basingstoke) before leaving at junction 4 or 4A.
If you’re travelling from the M4 leave at junction 11 and follow the A327 to the A30 and then follow the signs to Farnborough first, then on to Aldershot. From the A3, you’ll need to join the A31 Hogs Back and then the A331 Blackwater Valley Road, following signs for Aldershot.
Aldershot train station is on the South Western line, with regular trains from London Waterloo, should you need to travel to or from the capital.