New Build Homes in Southampton
Southampton is a vibrant coastal city in Hampshire, blending seaside charm with urban convenience. Direct trains to London Waterloo take just over one hour, making it ideal for commuters. Its location between Portsmouth and Bournemouth means convenient access to even more urban amenities and scenic coastlines.
Families appreciate cultural attractions, including the Sea City Museum and Mayflower Theatre, while Westquay shopping centre offers a wide range of shops and restaurants.
Residents also enjoy access to outdoor spaces, including Southampton Common and tranquil beach trails. Explore our new homes in Southampton and uncover life in this well-connected coastal city.
Pebble Walk
3 Norfolk Drive, Hayling Island, Hampshire, PO11 0FQ
- £360,000 to £515,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Highgrove
Highgrove, Main Road, Bosham, West Sussex, PO18 8EH
- £235,000 to £625,000
- 1, 3 and 4 bedroom
Quarter Jack Park
5 Lonsdale Road, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 2GA
- £290,000 to £565,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Nearby Southampton
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If you want to settle into a new life on the south coast, Southampton has all the benefits of a coastal location while sacrificing nothing in respect of all the cultural and entertainment attractions of a major city. Whether you’re working in town, enjoying life on the outskirts or venturing further afield, buying a new house in Southampton could turn out to be a wise investment – especially with offers like our Movemaker scheme. Things to see and do in Southampton This part of the UK is perfect if you love spending time outdoors. With an array of beaches within easy reach, you’ve also got the vast expanse of the New Forest close by, as well as central spots like Southampton Common which hosts a range of community events, alongside providing you with an ideal spot to stretch your legs or relax in the sun. There are lots of interesting sights and landmarks to visit when the weather isn’t so good, including the SeaCity Museum, Southampton City Art Gallery and aviation museum Solent Sky. You can cheer on local football team the Saints at St Mary’s Stadium, go walking by the old town walls towards the port, and stroll through Queens Park before seeing what’s happening down at Ocean Village.
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If finding a good school for your kids is high on your list of priorities, you’ll be pleased to know there are more than 10 primary schools across Shirley, Lordshill, Portswood, Millbrook and central Southampton that are considered top choices. This includes the high performing Portswood Primary School, Highfield CofE and Sinclair Primary and Nursery School.
At secondary level, King Edward VI School on the edge of the common comes highly rated, while St Anne’s Catholic School is only around a mile from the city centre and are excellent option. -
As well as a range of local bus companies and Southampton Central providing rail services to other parts of the South and London, you can catch a ferry over from the port to Hythe. There are also services over to East Cowes on the Isle of Wight, which makes for a great holiday destination either for a relaxing weekend or longer stay.
The city centre and marina are flat and compact, perfect for exploring on foot, with the M3 and M27 motorways converging on Southampton. The airport meanwhile is only a few miles north of the city centre and serves around 30 destinations with strong onward connections.