New Homes in the Isle of Wight
For many, the Isle of Wight is a popular holiday destination off the South East coast, but some are lucky enough to call it home every single day of the year. And you could join them when you search our houses for sale on the Isle of Wight.
With regional hubs like Southampton and Portsmouth just a short ferry ride across the Solent and charming Bournemouth also nearby, you’ll find great places to live on the island in towns and villages such as Cowes, Newport and Ventnor. Wherever you had in mind, you can view our developments closest to the Isle of Wight below.
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- £380,000 to £620,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £425,000 to £875,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £425,000 to £640,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £380,000 to £580,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Isle of Wight New Homes FAQs
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As one of the most beautiful parts of the UK to call home, there’s so much to look forward to when you buy a new house on the Isle of Wight. Even more so if you do so through one of our popular offers, such as our Part Exchange scheme. With this, we could buy your current home from you. This means you’ll have the reassurance of a guaranteed buyer if you struggle to sell it, while making a saving on estate agent fees too.
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This picturesque island is famous for its pristine beaches, rolling countryside and historic landmarks. There are lots of sandy stretches where you can spend days on end relaxing in the sunshine and swimming in the sea. They include Colwell Bay, Compton Bay and Ventnor Beach, as well as Sandown Bay and Whitecliff Bay, while the Hamstead Heritage Coast is a wonderful place to spot wildlife.
If you can tear yourself away from the coast, places like Carisbrooke Castle, Robin Hill Country Park and Alverstone Mead are all great spots to visit. Cowes and Newport are also full of interesting museums celebrating the island’s rich history. And if you have kids, there are plenty of family-friendly attractions to make the most of across the island, including Sandown’s Dinosaur Isle, the Isle of Wight Steam Railway, Godshill Model Village and Blackgang Chine.
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There are lots of good schools across the Isle of Wight, with the highest concentration being in more populated places like Cowes and Newport. Nine Acres Primary, Barton Primary and Newport CofE are all good options in the latter, according to Ofsted, and Cowes Primary Gurnard Primary and Lanesend Primary in the former. Cowes Enterprise College, Ryde Academy and Newport’s Isle of Wight College are among the best options for older children and all are classed as good by Ofsted.
Transport links on the Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight largely relies on buses for its public transport connections. This is mainly because there aren’t many train services, although there are a couple of lines which operate. However, catching the bus can still be very convenient due to the small size of the island, which is served by a relatively comprehensive network of A and B roads. If you want to get back to the mainland, regular ferries across the Solent are available from East Cowes, Fishbourne and Ryde.
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Buying a new home with David Wilson also means you can take advantage of our great offers.
If you’re an existing homeowner looking to buy a new house, our Movemaker or Part Exchange schemes could be ideal for you. We cover your estate agent fees while helping you arrange the sale of your existing property.
Book an appointment with one of our Sales Advisers and reserve your dream home today.