New Build Homes & Properties for Sale in East London

Why move to a new build home in East London?

East London is an ever-evolving part of the Capital and much of the area has undergone regeneration, making it a popular spot for first-time buyers and families looking to settle down. Here's why it's on the up.

Activities

East London's cultural diversity and depth are a large part of its charm, where traditional London ways and new trendy influences have created a vibrant, eclectic atmosphere. Nowhere is this better personified than Columbia Road Flower Market and shops and the Old Spitalfields Market. You'll find market sellers, vintage shops and boutique stores all on the same streets.

The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park was the epicentre of investment into East London before and during the 2012 Olympics. The park is still a sight to behold and an incredible place to visit. The stadium has since been adopted by West Ham United FC.

If you're worried about a lack of green spaces in the city, there's no need. Victoria Park, Hackney Marshes and Wanstead Flats are just some of the many parks open to the public in East London.

Education

If you're thinking of catchment areas, there's no shortage of primary and secondary schools around East London, many of which are rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted. This means one less thing to worry about if you're a parent.

The University of East London has three campuses: Stratford, Docklands and University Square Stratford. However, thanks to great transport links, prominent institutions such as Imperial College London, the University of London and University College London (UCL) are also within easy reach.

Travel

Living in East London gives you the convenience of inner-city travel links, all managed by Transport for London. Depending on the location of your new home in East London, you'll have access to Underground and Overground lines heading in and out of London. The capital's bus network is excellent too, offering cost-effective travel throughout the area.

You'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to airports, with London boasting six major facilities. City Airport sits to the east of the city centre and is closest to central London but there's also Heathrow, Luton, Gatwick, Stansted and Southend if you want more flexibility and an incredible range of destinations.