2-bed
£118,125 share
£1,192/month + rent
2 bed • 1 bath
Hailsham, East Sussex
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Latimer at Summerhill Gardens
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2-bed
£118,125 share
£1,192/month + rent
2 bed • 1 bath
Hailsham, East Sussex
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Latimer at Summerhill Gardens
3-bed
£133,000 share
£1,328/month + rent
3 bed • 2 bath
Hailsham, East Sussex
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Liberty Place
3-bed
£133,000 share
£1,328/month + rent
3 bed • 2 bath
Hailsham, East Sussex
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Liberty Place
Hailsham Overview
Average Share Price: £125,563
Available Now: 4 properties
Total Listed: 4 properties
Transport
Hailsham benefits from good road connectivity via the A22, providing direct routes to Eastbourne and London. While the town does not have its own railway station, nearby stations such as Polegate and Berwick offer rail services to London and other destinations. Local bus services connect Hailsham with surrounding towns and coastal areas, facilitating convenient regional travel.
🚗 Proximity to A22 road linking to Eastbourne and London
🚂 Nearby Polegate railway station with services to London Victoria and Brighton
🚂 Berwick railway station offering connections to London and Eastbourne
🚌 Comprehensive local bus network connecting Hailsham with Eastbourne, Bexhill, and surrounding villages
✈️ Access to London Gatwick Airport approximately 30 miles away
🚂 Close to A27 providing east-west routes along the south coast
Nearby Areas
Why Hailsham?
Hailsham offers a charming blend of traditional market town character with modern amenities, making it an appealing place for families and professionals alike. Its proximity to the South Downs National Park provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, while local schools, shops, and healthcare facilities support a comfortable lifestyle. The town's growing community and convenient transport links to larger urban centres add to its appeal as a desirable residential location.
• Rich historical heritage as a traditional market town with regular farmers' markets
• Close proximity to the scenic South Downs National Park for outdoor recreation
• Variety of well-regarded primary and secondary schools serving local families
• Range of independent shops, supermarkets, and weekly markets in the town centre
• Access to modern healthcare facilities including Hailsham Community Hospital
• Strong community spirit with numerous local events and clubs
• Convenient road links to Eastbourne, Brighton, and London for commuters
• Growing residential developments offering diverse housing options