New Homes in Redhill
Sitting in Surrey with an excellent location close to Gatwick Airport, Redhill is a desirable town in the South East that also offers easy access to London. Around 20 miles from Godalming and less than five to Horley, trains to the capital take just half an hour, while it’s 50 minutes down to the East Sussex coast and popular spots like Brighton.
From walks around Earlswood Lakes, to family days out at Mercers Country Park and trips to the subterranean Reigate Caves, you’ve also got Redhill Memorial Park in the heart of town. A highly sought-after spot, snap up one of our new builds closest to Redhill below.
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- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £375,000 to £655,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £220,000 to £569,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Redhill New Home FAQ
Considering moving to Surrey? Redhill is a desirable town in London’s commuter belt, just 30 minutes from the capital. It’s situated in the Vale of Holmesdale, on the edge of the North Downs.
If you’re seeking a slower pace of life but want the convenience of the city on your doorstep, Redhill is the ideal choice for families, couples and young professionals.
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Redhill is a bustling town with plenty of opportunities to engage with the local community. Various activities occur at different locations, from weekly markets to workshops and sporting events.
Our new homes in Redhill are designed with the local community in mind, providing a friendly, welcoming and safe place to live. Our developments are close to excellent amenities, including schools, shops, restaurants, leisure facilities, parks and transport links. They're also energy-efficient, sustainable and equipped with modern specifications like double-glazed windows.
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Whether moving to Redhill with young children or teenagers or hoping to further your education, homes in Redhill could be ideal. These are the area’s top primary, secondary and further education institutions.
Primary Secondary Further Education St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School St Bede’s School
Reigate College
St Matthew’s CofE Primary School Merstham Park School
North East Surrey College of Technology
Hatchlands Primary School Oakwood School
Sutton College of Learning for Adults
Lime Tree Primary School
Oasis Academy Coulsdon
Croydon London Borough Council
Furzefield Primary School Woodcote High School
Laine Theatre Arts
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Redhill has numerous amenities, from parks and nature reserves to sports centres and leisure facilities. Some of these include the following:
- Redhill Memorial Park
- Redhill Common
- Nutfield Marshes
- Redhill Bowling Club
- Redhill Football Club
- Earlswood Ring Cricket Ground
- Donyngs Leisure Centre
- The Belfry Shopping Centre
- The Quadrant Shopping Centre
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You can easily travel to several towns and cities in the South East by car or on public transport, including London, Brighton, Guildford, Croydon and Epsom. In addition to local and national rail and bus services, homes for sale in Redhill are around seven miles from London Gatwick Airport.
Road
The A23 between London and Brighton and the A25 between Guildford and Sevenoaks run through Redhill, connecting several towns in the South East. Junctions 6, 8 and 9 of the M25 motorway are accessible from Redhill.
Rail
Redhill train station regularly services London Victoria, London Bridge, Gatwick Airport, Tonbridge, Reading, Bedford and Peterborough.
Bus
Numerous bus services operate to and from Redhill, including Metrobus routes 400, 420 and 430 to the nearby towns of Reigate, Sutton, Caterham and Crawley. Southdown PSV routes 410, 411 and 424 link the town to Copthorne, Oxted, and Caterham, while Arriva London route 405 leads to Coulsdon.
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Thanks to its proximity to the North Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), new homes in Redhill enjoy beautiful nature nearby. Some of the top spots include:
- Redhill Common. This park and woodland is the perfect place to walk dogs or enjoy a quiet moment in nature.
- Nutfield Marshes. Managed by the Surrey Wildlife Trust, this 62-hectare nature reserve provides habitats for many bird species. It has three lakes, making it the ideal location to appreciate nature.
- Wray Common. Whether walking, cycling, playing sports or relaxing on a summer’s day, this park and garden outside the town centre is a green oasis.