New Homes in Coxhoe

Set into pretty County Durham countryside, Coxhoe is conveniently located for the A1(M) in the North East. Just five miles from Durham, new homes in Coxhoe are within 20 miles of a host of notable spots including Newcastle, Gateshead and Sunderland, as well as Middlesbrough to the south. 

Whether you’re enjoying the local heritage coastline, exploring the area’s interesting history or visiting a neighbouring city for a dose of culture, this is a village with bags of potential. It’d be a shame to miss out on securing your move to the area, so scroll down now to see our developments closest to Coxhoe. 

• County Durham • North East • Durham • Newcastle • Gateshead • Sunderland • Middlesbrough

What is life like in Coxhoe? 

Set among a beautiful corner of the country where you’ll find so much to see and do, Coxhoe is a fantastic place to buy a new home. And doing just that is even easier than ever, thanks to offers like our Part Exchange scheme. With this, we could act as your guaranteed buyer if you have a home to sell as part of your move, eliminating the often costly expense of paying estate agent fees. 

What is there to see and do in Coxhoe?

Wildlife and nature in Coxhoe

If you love spending your time exploring outdoor environments, Coxhoe could be the place for you. With the Durham Heritage Coast one way and the North Pennines the other, you can also stay active at one of the local trampolining, climbing or equestrian centres. 

Go for a stroll around Coxhoe Hall, enjoy a longer walk around Thrislington National Nature Reserve, or get involved with some of the sports on offer at Coxhoe Park.

Activities in Coxhoe

There’s everything from go-karting tracks to great museums and historical landmarks over in Durham, meaning all tastes are catered for in and around town. 

What is education like in Coxhoe? 

Primary schools in Coxhoe

This is a great place to live if you have young children, with Coxhoe Primary School on Cornforth Lane judged to be outstanding by Ofsted. Cassop Primary and West Cornforth Primary are close to the village and are also outstanding.

Secondary schools in Coxhoe

Sedgefield Community College is the best local secondary, although there are even more options available in nearby Durham. 

How are the Coxhoe transport links?

Coxhoe is only a short drive from junction 81 of the A1(M), giving you quick and easy access to the national motorway network. You can drive to major North East centres like Newcastle and Middlesbrough in under half an hour, while it’s only 15 minutes into Durham. Coxhoe doesn’t have its own train station, but there are plenty of local bus routes you can use to get around on public transport. 

What is the Coxhoe property scene like?

Coxhoe is only a short drive from junction 81 of the A1(M), giving you quick and easy access to the national motorway network. You can drive to major North East centres like Newcastle and Middlesbrough in under half an hour, while it’s only 15 minutes into Durham. 

Train stations and buses in Coxhoe

Coxhoe doesn’t have its own train station, but there are plenty of local bus routes you can use to get around on public transport. 

New Homes Offers & Schemes in Coxhoe

Considering a move to Coxhoe? At David Wilson Homes, we're excited to offer you a range of exclusive schemes tailored to your needs. Whether you're a first-time buyer, looking to sell your current home, or a key worker, we have something special for you.

Our innovative low deposit schemes are crafted to make your brand-new energy efficient home a reality, without the burden of a hefty deposit. Explore our range of new homes in Coxhoe.

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