New Homes in East Sussex

Sitting in the southeast corner of England, East Sussex is a coastal county where you’ll get around 1,750 hours of sunshine each year, which is well above the average for the whole of the UK.   
 
Browse our full range of new build homes in East Sussex below to see exactly why so many buyers are packing up and moving to this beautiful part of the coast. 

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What is living in East Sussex like?

Bordered by Kent, West Sussex and the English Channel, you’ll find everything you need in East Sussex. From the cobbled streets of Lewes to the forest-lined market town of Crowborough, there's a corner of this county to suit every kind of buyer. You’ll find plenty of areas to explore too, like the pretty village of Alfriston and busy market towns like Uckfield and Hailsham.

Plus, with fast rail connections to London, excellent schools across the county and easy access to the South Downs National Park, it's not hard to see why our homes for sale in East Sussex are so popular.

What are the best things to do in East Sussex?

Living in East Sussex gives you endless ways to spend your time. You can lace up your boots and trek through wildflower meadows in the South Downs, test your fear of heights by looking down over the edge of the iconic Seven Sisters cliffs, or spend a sunny August afternoon at Hastings beach or Camber Sands.

Prefer a slower pace of exploration? Ashdown Forest, the real-life inspiration for Winnie the Pooh's Hundred Acre Wood is located in the county. Here you’ll find plenty of opportunities to play pooh-sticks and enjoy a cup of tea at the Pooh Corner café.

The county is full of history too; you can visit Battle Abbey to stand on the very site of the 1066 Battle of Hastings or take a day trip to Bodiam Castle or Michelham Priory. Over in Brighton, you’ll find year-round street performers, live music venues and the famous labyrinth of narrow alleyways known as The Lanes. Brighton is also home to the Duke of York's Picturehouse, which is one of the oldest cinemas in the world.

Families will likely spend plenty of time at Drusillas Park, where you can find zoo animals and outdoor play zones, while the adults can head over to the Rathfinny Wine Estate for vineyard tours and tastings of local sparkling wine.

How easy is it to travel from East Sussex?

It couldn’t be easier! The A27, A259 and A21 link you easily across the county and directly into neighbouring Kent and West Sussex, while taking the A23 up past Brighton connects you onto the M25 motorway and brings Gatwick Airport within easy reach for when you need a holiday.

Those travelling by rail from our new homes in East Sussex will find the train from Brighton gets you into London Victoria in roughly an hour, while Crowborough's own station puts London Bridge just over an hour away.

Property for sale in East Sussex

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