New Homes in Newbury
Offering a great location within Berkshire in the South East of England, Newbury is around 55 miles west of London. You can get into the capital in just over 40 minutes on the train, while houses in Newbury are much closer to places like Reading, Oxford and Swindon.
Whether you’re taking the kids to Victoria Park with its playground and skatepark or going for walks through the Chase and up Pilot Hill as you explore the North Wessex Downs, you can take a tour of Highclere Castle which is famous for being the setting of Downton Abbey.
You can begin your search below and find out more about our new homes in Newbury.
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- £500,000 to £925,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £177,800 to £947,000
- 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £417,000 to £600,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £430,000 to £980,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £535,000 to £735,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £573,000 to £645,000
- 4 bedroom
- £235,000 to £620,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £358,000 to £595,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Homes in Newbury Highlights
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Excellent Transport Links: Newbury is ideal for commuters, with two train stations offering direct services to Reading in under 30 minutes and London in around 40. The M4 runs just north of town, while the A34 and A339 provide easy road access. Whether by rail or car, getting around is simple and efficient.
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Strong Educational Offering: Families benefit from a range of well-rated schools, including Falkland Primary, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary, and St Nicolas CofE Junior School. Secondary options include Trinity School, Park House School, and St Bartholomew’s School. Independent education is available at St Gabriel’s School, located next to Sandleford Priory.
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Attractions & Things to Do: Newbury is surrounded by beautiful Berkshire countryside, with access to the Chase and North Wessex Downs for walking, running, and cycling. In town, visit the West Berkshire Museum, Highclere Castle, and the Nature Discovery Centre. Families enjoy 4 Kingdoms Adventure Park and scenic views from Pilot Hill.
New Homes in Newbury FAQs
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This is a great part of the country to live in if you enjoy spending as much time as possible outdoors. With miles of picturesque Berkshire countryside right on your doorstep, you’ll also enjoy brilliant access to the Chase and the North Wessex Downs, both incredible spots for long walks, runs and bike rides.
Back in the heart of town you can visit the West Berkshire Museum, while Sandleford Priory and Highclere Castle are well worth a visit too. The same goes for the Nature Discovery Centre and Pilot Hill with its expansive views, while your little ones will love a day out at the 4 Kingdoms Adventure Park and Family Farm. -
Sometimes your kids need to bury themselves in their textbooks, which they can do at schools rated as good by Ofsted such as Falkland Primary in the south west of town. St Joseph’s Catholic Primary and St Nicolas CofE Junior School are both close to centre, while the Winchcombe School is to the north.
There are a number of good choices at secondary level too, including the northern Trinity School and St Bartholomew’s School and Park House School, which are both to the south west. St Gabriel’s School, meanwhile, is a highly regarded all-through independent with a nursery, and right next to Sandleford Priory. -
Newbury is famous for its racecourse, and there’s a train station next to it as well as one in the heart of town. You can use either of these to get to places like Reading in under 30 minutes, while it’s only around 40 minutes to get to London. If you have a car, the M4 motorway conveniently runs just to the north of town, while the A34 and A339 are handy too.