New Homes in Crawley
Crawley is a large South East town in West Sussex. Ideal for getting into London, with trains to the capital taking just over half an hour, new homes in Crawley are around 20 miles inland from the south coast, with popular spots such as Brighton and Worthing to be found there.
From day trips to pleasant seaside spots like Chichester and Littlehampton, to walks around Tilgate Lake and bike rides along Worth Way, you’ve also got an array of parks and museums to explore. Don’t miss Buchan Country Park, the local aviation museums or Cowdray Forest; all with our developments closest to Crawley below.
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- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £397,500 to £470,000
- 3 bedroom
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- £370,000 to £525,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £227,500 to £635,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £339,995 to £524,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £515,000 to £850,000
- 4 and 5 bedroom
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- £390,000 to £580,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £214,995 to £559,995
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £220,000 to £604,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £380,000 to £735,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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New Homes in Crawley FAQs
Crawley has been inhabited since the Stone Age and was a leading hub in the iron industry during Roman rule in Britain. It became a market town in the 13th century and is a popular destination among home buyers today.
New homes here sit midway between the High Weald and Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). They're also close to Horsham and Horley and within reach of London. If you prefer the pull of the suburbs but still want to enjoy proximity to bustling hubs, learn about Crawley's vibrant community below.
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Considering moving to Crawley? This lively spot in West Sussex promises fantastic amenities, spectacular nature and efficient transport links. Buying your new home here means safe and welcoming neighbourhoods, top-quality housing and friendly residents.
Our developments are close to well-lit, pedestrianised green zones, perfect for enjoying the outdoors stress-free. They're energy-efficient, sustainable and offer generous space to play, work and unwind. You can choose between various fixtures and fittings to style the well-sized rooms.
The Crawley community has a busy schedule of activities year-round, from film clubs to quizzes. -
Hoping to further your education? Homes for sale in Crawley boast an excellent education system. Find some of the top institutions below.
Primary Secondary Further Education Forge Wood Primary School
St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School
Phoenix4Training LLP
Northgate Primary School
Thomas Bennett Community College
Rentokil Initial (1896) Limited
St Margaret's CofE Primary School
Ifield Community College
Rewards Training Recruitment Consultancy Ltd
The Mill Primary Academy
Hazelwick School
Brook Infant School & Nursery
The Gatwick School
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Whether you want to enjoy the great outdoors or join a sports club, new homes in Crawley have something for everyone. Some of the best amenities include the following:
• Crawley Post Office
• Crawley Library
• The Hawth Crawley
• Furnace Green Community Centre
• County Mall Shopping Centre
• Queens Square
• Dorking Sports Centre
• Nuffield Health Crawley Central Fitness & Wellbeing Gym
• Tilgate Park & Nature Centre
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Crawley’s convenient location on the London to Brighton main road helped it develop as a market town. The area enjoys an extensive transport links network, with road, rail and bus connections to the South East. See some of the best routes below.
Road
Homes in Crawley sit off the M23 motorway, ideal for getting around West Sussex or travelling further afield. The M23 links the town to Nutfield in the north and Brighton in the south via the A23. It also runs to London's Orbital Motorway, connecting Crawley to the capital in an hour and a half.
Rail
Crawley's urban area is served by three railway stations: Crawley, Ifield and Three Bridges. Southern trains connect London Victoria, Gatwick Airport, Bognor Regis, Chichester and Portsmouth. Thameslink trains run from Three Bridges to Bedford and Brighton.
Bus
Metrobus is Crawley's main bus operator, with services between the town’s neighbourhoods and further afield, including Horsham, Redhill, Tunbridge Wells and Worthing.
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Conveniently located midway between the High Weald and Surrey Hills AONB, new homes in Crawley promise glorious countryside on your doorstep. Some of the best spots include the following:
• Tilgate Nature Centre. Set within the beautiful Tilgate Forest, Tilgate Nature Centre is home to 144 animal species. These include reindeer, owls, otters and lizards. The centre is actively involved in breeding programmes for threatened species.• Worth Park. On Crawley's northern outskirts, Worth Park has a Victorian fountain, an Arboretum, a lake, a tennis court and a meadow for biodiversity.
• High Weald AONB. Covering 560 square miles, the High Weald AONB stretches across Kent, Surrey, East Sussex and West Sussex, making it the UK's fourth-largest green area. Visit one of its picturesque villages or explore its landscapes on a walking trail.
• Surrey Hills AONB. The Surrey Hills AONB is a haven for nature lovers, from rolling chalk downs and box woodland to grasslands. Quaint market towns are nestled among the hills, while scenic walking trails pass through the countryside.
Our new homes in Crawley strike a balance between rural and urban living, with sweeping countryside and lively towns on your doorstep. Explore our developments in the area or discover our home buying offers and call our Sales Advisers to reserve your new property.