New Homes in Newport 

 Located in South Wales only around 13 miles from Cardiff, Newport lies at the River Usk’s meeting point with the Bristol Channel. New homes in Newport are great for getting to other places in this part of Wales, such as seaside spot Barry with its family-friendly pleasure park and amusements.

Not far from Caerwent where you can cross over to English soil and cities like Bristol, Pontypool is also less than 10 miles away. Whether you’re enjoying the draws of the coast, or the mountains to the north, don’t miss our developments near Newport below. 

The Newport life

Newport is a city in South Wales just twelve miles from the country's capital, Cardiff. Located on the banks of the River Usk, close to where it meets the Severn Estuary, Newport has long been a prominent port and has plenty of history. New homes here are never far from nature, with Brecon Beacons National Park and the Wye Valley just a short drive from the city.

Things to see and do in Newport

Whether you're spending a weekend in Newport or relocating to the area, these are some of the best things to see and do:

• Newport Castle

• RSPB Newport Wetlands

• Newport Transporter Bridge

• Newport Museum and Art Gallery

• Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths

• Tredegar House and Park

Schools and education in Newport

New homes in Newport benefit from an excellent education system, whether you're moving to the area with kids or want to further your education. Below are some of the best educational centres, according to Ofsted. 

Primary	Secondary	Further Education
Glan Usk Primary School	St. Joseph's R.C. High School	Coleg Gwent
Crindau Primary School	Bassaleg School	University of South Wales
Millbrook Primary School	The John Frost School

Transport in Newport

Getting around Newport is easy, whether you're travelling by car, train or bus. The city is well connected to neighbouring areas, including Cardiff, Bristol, Caerphilly and Abergavenny.  
 

By car 

• M4: Head across the Severn Bridge from Newport to Bristol, Swindon and Reading, or drive west to Cardiff and Swansea 
• A4042: For Pontypool, Abergavenny and the Brecon Beacons, head north on the A4042 
• A449: Drive northeast from Newport on the A449 to get to Usk and the Wye Valley 
 

By train 

Newport train station offers several services departing across Wales to Cardiff, Swansea, Carmarthen and Holyhead. You can also get to various destinations in England, including Cheltenham, Taunton and London.  
 

By bus 

Newport Bus is the main service provider in the city, with services running between the city centre and neighbouring towns and villages. Services also run to Cardiff and Bristol.  
 

Newport property market 

 
House prices in Newport have steadily increased since 2020 but remain affordable compared to other parts of Wales.  
 
If you want to enjoy city centre facilities while still being surrounded by green space, Newport is the ideal choice. Our collection of new homes in Newport includes 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses for sale, perfect for young professionals, couples and families.   
 
Our Nant y Castell development in Caldicot - just outside Newport - offers modern 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes in a semi-rural location, within walking distance of the town centre. Alternatively, the Brunel Quarter development is situated on the banks of the River Wye, offering peaceful living and scenic countryside on your doorstep.
 

New home offers and schemes in Newport 

 
Is your heart set on moving to Newport? Discover the range of offers and schemes available at David Wilson Homes and start the homebuying process today.