Why buy Seaford property?

Our Seaford town guide is your one stop shop for info about Seaford town, from Seaford property prices to public services, eating out to entertainment. Seaford town is one of the most unspoilt, historic seaside towns in Britain and an ideal place to relocate for a quiet family life. See if buying Seaford property is right for you with our handy guide.

Seaford Property Prices & Prime Locations
Seaford town is a relatively small seaside community with an estimated population of 22,000, most of whom (roughly 18,000) are adults of voting age. Seaford town is a popular place to live for family groups and older residents who enjoy the relaxed, friendly atmosphere of seaside town along with some interesting Seaford history.

If you're looking to buy Seaford property then take advantage of the current housing market conditions and buy a Seaford property for less. The price of property in Seaford has fallen by 15%, with average asking price dropping to around £150,000. A 1 bedroom flat in Seaford will cost roughly £104,000, and a 2 bedroom family £200,000.

The cost of rent in Seaford town is reasonable considering the area; a 1-bed flat will cost roughly £520pcm, a 2-bed family home around £760pcm.

Prime locations to live in Seaford:
Seaford is a small seaside town compared to neighbouring areas, and ideally situated at the foot of the South Downs between Brighton and Eastbourne. The area is fairly quiet with a safe and friendly atmosphere and Seaford property is reasonably priced. The city centre is home to a good variety of local Seaford town shops and pubs, so living there is more suited to younger residents.

Public Services & Transport in Seaford
Seaford County Council has made a massive investment in a wide range of public services. A ?5 million grant is being used to create a magnificent public library and improve day care facilities for working parents. Investment is also being made in the local property market and regenerating the Seaford town infrastructure.

The local Seaford bus services are mostly regular and reliable, with national rail and coach links into major UK cities including London and Brighton.

Seaford Schools & Universities
Seaford town is relatively small but despite this there are a number of excellent Seaford schools in the local area.
Primary Seaford Schools
Seaford Primary School is a good choice for local children. The school performs well in national AGG tests and provides a solid educational grounding. Other good Seaford schools include Annecy Catholic School, Chyngton School and Cradle Hill.
Secondary Seaford Schools
Seaford Head Community College is a comprehensive for 11-18yr olds. The school has reasonable A-C GCSE pass rates and good links with the local community. Other local Seaford schools include Seaford College and Newlands School
Universities
Brighton University boasts one of the best teaching quality ratings in the UK and consists of a 21,000 strong student community spread across five campuses. Brighton Uni offers a wide range of exceptional higher education courses and is within easy commutable distance of Seaford town.

Restaurants and Pubs in Seaford
For a small seaside town Seaford benefits from a wide variety of excellent eateries. Here's our top picks of restaurants in Seaford:
Ollivers - lovely local restaurant run by a friendly couple. Traditional British fare
Ginos - local Italian restaurant serving good quality, rustic dishes
The Bay Tree Inn - family pub & local music venue serving hearty food
Pamalle Restaurant - welcoming atmosphere, range of unusual fish & meat dishes
The Old Plough - wonderful local pub serving great dishes (big portions!)

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Seaford Entertainment
Seaford may be a small town but there's plenty to see and do here. Seaford history is fascinating, from 15th century pirate attacks to the town being rebuilt 3 times after major fires. Here's our top pick of Seaford history attractions and entertainment:

• Seaford beach is beautiful, tranquil and less crowded with tourists than other nearby seaside resorts. Visit in either summer or winter for breathtaking views
• Ramblers love nearby Seven Sisters Country Park - take a stroll around the countryside and discover the South Downs
• One of the most fascinating sights on the South Coast is Long Man of Wilmington - an amazing feature carved out in the rocks
• Eat out at Diella's for fabulous food with the stunning Seaford cliffs as a backdrop
• If you're a golf enthusiast then take some time out for a round or two at Seaford Golf Club

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