New Homes in Sittingbourne 

Sittingbourne in Kent offers a desirable location with excellent transport links to London, Canterbury and Maidstone. Families will appreciate the area's good schools and strong sense of community, while enjoying convenient access to amenities, including shops, restaurants and recreational facilities.  
 
Located close to the Kent coast, Sittingbourne is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, such as Elmley National Nature Reserve and Oare Marshes Nature Reserve. Explore our new homes in Sittingbourne to find your ideal home in this well-connected and friendly town.
Cherry Meadows at Applegate Park
Cherry Meadows at Applegate Park
Chestnut Street, Borden, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 8BT
  • From £419,995
  • 4 bedroom
The Poppies - Barratt Homes
The Poppies - Barratt Homes
London Road, Aylesford, Kent, ME16 0ZP
  • £405,000 to £615,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
Martello Lakes
Martello Lakes
Dymchurch Road, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4NE
  • £374,995 to £474,995
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
Barratt Homes at Richmond Park
Barratt Homes at Richmond Park
Richmond Park, Whitfield, Kent, CT16 3FL
  • £349,995 to £404,995
  • 4 bedroom
Spitfire Green
Spitfire Green
New Haine Road, Ramsgate, Kent, CT12 6FA
  • £289,995 to £409,995
  • 2, 3 and 4 bedroom

New Homes in Sittingbourne Highlights

  • Relaxed Living: Sittingbourne combines the charm of Kent’s countryside with the convenience of a growing town. It’s perfect for those seeking a quieter lifestyle while staying connected to urban amenities.
  • Attractions & Activities: Enjoy scenic walks at Milton Creek Country Park, family fun at Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway, and explore nearby coastal spots like Sheerness and Whitstable. 
  • Strong Education: Sittingbourne features a range of well-regarded primary and secondary schools, including grammar school options in the wider Swale area.
  • Excellent Transport Links: With direct train services to London Victoria and St Pancras, plus easy access to the A2 and M2 motorways, Sittingbourne is a commuter-friendly hub with great connectivity across Kent and beyond.
 

New Homes in Sittingbourne FAQs

  • Lying midway between Elmley National Nature Reserve and Kent Downs, new homes in Sittingbourne promise plenty of outdoor fun. This thriving hub in Kent offers a rich cultural heritage and fantastic local amenities, from museums and art galleries to exciting leisure centres – perfect for families. This charming southeastern spot also boasts a convenient location, a stone’s throw from Canterbury, Rochester and London. 
  • Whether you fancy a relaxing stroll around Sittinbourne's vast green spaces or want to explore its leisure venues, this pretty town in the South East knows no limits when it comes to entertainment. Below we picked some of the best indoor and outdoor attractions for you and your children:
     
    • Milton Regis Court Hall Museum
    • Sittingbourne Heritage Museum
    • Old Forge Wartime Museum
    • Milton Creek Country Park
    • Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway
    • Grove Park
    • Bayford Meadows
    • Central Park Stadium
  • Sittingbourne and the surrounding areas are home to various top-ranking primary and secondary institutions, two grammar schools and an Adult Education Centre. Here we've shortlisted a few of the best educational facilities in this part of Kent according to Ofsted. 
     
    Primary Secondary Further education
    Tunstall Church of England Westlands School Sittingbourne Adult Education Centre
    Bobbing Village School The Sittingbourne School OTM Apprenticeships
    Rodmersham School Fulston Manor School Mainstream Training
  • New homes in Sittingbourne benefit from an excellent commuting links network. The town lies midway between the ports of Dover and London, with the M2 and A249 bypassing the south and the west towards Maidstone and Sheerness.
     
    Sittingbourne also has its own train station, served by Southeastern. It provides connections to London Victoria, Crawley and Chatham, while buses are operated by Arriva Southern Counties.
     
    Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway, a former paper mill railway, is still in use today and represents a major tourist attraction.