New Homes in Hampshire
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- £319,000 to £599,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £175,000 to £750,000
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £425,000 to £780,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Homes in Hampshire FAQs
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From rural countryside to picturesque coastlines and from traditional villages to buzzing cosmopolitan cities, there are many different ways you can enjoy your life in Hampshire. You can also enjoy offers such as our Part Exchange scheme to help you get moving into your new home. With this, we could serve as a guaranteed buyer for your existing home, reducing your stress levels and moving costs in one fell swoop.
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There’s lots to keep the whole family occupied across Hampshire. Delve into the literary heritage of the region by visiting cultural attractions dedicated to the likes of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, or treat your little ones to a day out at Paultons Park. Home of Peppa Pig World, your kids will also love a trip to the seaside on a sunny day.
Natural beauty is a real feature of this part of England, not least in spots such as the South Downs and North Wessex Downs. The New Forest serves up fantastic walks over soaring cliff tops and through open moorland and pretty glades, while there are plenty of noteworthy cathedrals, castles, country parks and museums to explore too.
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Good schools can be a dealbreaker for many people, so choosing the right area of Hampshire for your kids is crucial. There are lots of schools known for their strong academic reputation across the county, with primary options including St Faith’s CofE in Winchester, Tower Hill Primary in Farnborough and Aldershot’s St Joseph’s Catholic Primary.
The strong choices continue at secondary level through institutions such as Hounsdown School in the Totton area of Southampton. This is also an excellent option, while Thornden School in Eastleigh and Winchester’s Westgate School share the same honour.
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There are plenty of different ways you can get around Hampshire, which has an array of bus, rail, road and ferry links. If you want to get out of the UK altogether though, Southampton Airport is your best bet, while Gatwick and Heathrow are also close to certain parts of the county. The M3 and M27 motorways are handy if you have a car, while places like Farnborough are less than an hour’s train ride from London.