New Homes in Bournemouth

Located in Dorset’s South West corner, Bournemouth offers a blend of coastal living with urban convenience. With 7 miles of sandy beaches, iconic landmarks like Bournemouth Pier and plenty of green escapes nearby, it’s ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Families benefit from top-rated schools and a range of attractions, while commuters enjoy links to Southampton and Poole. 
 
Whether it’s seaside strolls or weekends away in the New Forest, Bournemouth offers a lifestyle full of variety. Explore our new homes in Bournemouth and enjoy life by the coast. Contact our Sales Advisers to start your homebuying journey today. 
 
Niveus Walk
Niveus Walk
Wincombe Lane, Shaftesbury, Dorset, SP7 8QF
  • £277,500 to £517,500
  • 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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The Hamlets
The Hamlets
Lower Road, Stalbridge, Dorset, DT10 2PQ
  • £267,500 to £510,000
  • 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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Romans Quarter
Romans Quarter
Common Mead Lane, Gillingham, Dorset, SP8 4RE
  • £310,000 to £650,000
  • 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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Forest Walk
Forest Walk
1 Arle Road, Curbridge, Southampton, SO30 2JG
  • £380,000 to £635,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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  • Bournemouth is an excellent place to call home if you’d love to start a life by the coast, yet retain links to busy urban areas where there’s always something happening. It could be an even better place to buy a new home if you’re able to take advantage of the Deposit Unlock scheme. This is available on properties in Bournemouth valued up to £349,000. 

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    This is a corner of the south coast which truly caters for every member of the family. From sandy beaches and seaside attractions to pretty harbours, pleasure piers, art galleries and museums, there’s always something to see and do in Bournemouth. The surrounding area offers spectacular beauty spots such as Moors Valley Country Park, the New Forest National Park, Cranbourne Chase and Studland and Godlingston Heath, among others.

     

    The waterfront is where many of the town’s highlights can be found, with top attractions including Bournemouth Pier, the Bournemouth Observation Wheel and the interesting and educational Oceanarium. Russell Cotes Art Gallery and Museum is also close to the seafront, while your kids will love a trip to the RockReef indoor activity centre. 

  • If you have younger family members in tow, you’ll be pleased to hear there are lots of excellent schooling options. Bournemouth and its surrounding area have several schools rated as outstanding by Ofsted, including primaries such as Manorside Academy, Elm Academy, Queen’s Park Academy and Canford Heath Infant School. The Quay School is an outstanding all-through option, while Winton Academy, Glenmoor Academy, Bournemouth School and Bournemouth School for Girls are all in Ofsted’s top band too. 

  • Bournemouth train station is just east of the town centre, and offers non-stop services to Southampton which take less than half an hour. It usually takes a little longer to drive over to the neighbouring city using the A31 and M27, while Salisbury is a similar journey north. Ferries to the Channel Islands and France are available from Poole, while you can hop on a boat to the Isle of Wight from neighbouring Lymington.