New Homes in Newton Abbot
Newton Abbot is a vibrant market town in South Devon, perfectly positioned as the gateway to Dartmoor National Park and the stunning South Devon coast. Located on the River Teign, the town offers excellent schools, diverse shopping, and beautiful countryside walks.
With direct train services to London Paddington in 3 hours and fantastic connections to Exeter and Plymouth, residents enjoy good connectivity. The town provides easy access to Torquay and the English Riviera, plus Dartmoor's outdoor activities. Close to Totnes and Paignton, Newton Abbot offers market town charm with coastal proximity and exceptional access to Devon's natural beauty. Explore our new homes in Newton Abbot below.
• Devon • South West • Torquay • Exeter • Plymouth
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- £319,995 to £425,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £220,995 to £299,995
- 2 and 3 bedroom

- £324,995 to £452,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Homes in Newton Abbot FAQs
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Newton Abbot railway station is served by both local and long distance trains on the main line, London to Penzance route.
For motorists, Newton Abbot is served by a great trunk road and motorway connections, while the nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, which can be reached in just under 30 minutes. From here, those travelling further afield can enjoy several domestic and global flights.
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There are plenty of schools in the area giving families plenty of choice, while the University of Exeter is close by for those wanting to go on to higher education in the area.
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The town offers several facilities for your everyday essentials, along with a great selection of shops from supermarkets to independent boutiques. A farmer’s market is held every Tuesday and Friday where you can buy fresh produce, while Shaldon beach provides a great place for a day out.Just over 17 miles from Exeter, the city is never far away. Explore the Castle Quarter and see the city’s impressive gothic cathedral. The cathedral green is a great place to enjoy the outdoors.Further highlights in Exeter include the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, which was awarded Museum of the Year in 2012. If you like shopping then visit Princesshay, which has over 60 stores and restaurants.Torquay is also close by, taking just over 20 minutes to reach. A popular holiday destination, you can enjoy exploring the busy harbour and international marina while taking in the area’s charm. Torquay is all about the beach though – and you’ll love its sandy stretches.
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Located in South Devon, buying a new home in Newton Abbot is ideal, with a variety of shops, boutiques, pubs and restaurants it offers a lively area surrounded by coast and countryside.
The market town is close to Exeter, Torquay and Dartmoor and has excellent transport links, ideal for commuters, along with good schools.