West Sussex · RH10, RH11

New Builds in Crawley

A new-build home is constructed from the ground up on a plot, typically following an architect's approved drawings, and involves groundworks, structure, building envelope, first and second fix trades, and full compliance with current Building Regulations including Part L energy performance requirements.

In Crawley, that covers Ifield, Three Bridges, Southgate, Furnace Green, Broadfield, Pound Hill, Maidenbower, Northgate, West Green, Langley Green, Tilgate, Gossops Green, Bewbush. Crawley combines postwar new-town neighbourhoods with older pockets around Ifield, Three Bridges and Southgate, and sits close to Gatwick Airport with strong transport links into London and along the M23. Housing stock ranges from 1950s–70s estate homes to Victorian terraces and more recent developments, which means project requirements vary considerably from one street to the next.

New Builds in Crawley

Coverage

Areas we cover in Crawley for new builds

IfieldThree BridgesSouthgateFurnace GreenBroadfieldPound HillMaidenbowerNorthgateWest GreenLangley GreenTilgateGossops GreenBewbush

Property styles in Crawley

Crawley's housing mix includes postwar semis and terraces across the New Town neighbourhoods, Victorian and Edwardian houses around the older Ifield and Southgate areas, and newer estate housing on the town's edges. Many properties are well suited to rear or side-return extensions where garden depth allows, and loft conversions are common in the older stock.

Planning considerations

Crawley Borough Council is the local planning authority. Ifield village and parts of the old town centre fall within conservation areas, which affects permitted development rights and materials on visible elevations. Properties near Gatwick Airport may also be subject to safeguarding or noise-related planning considerations, which we check at feasibility stage.

How it works

Our new builds process

  1. 01

    Plot and design review

    Reviewing the approved planning drawings, ground conditions and services availability.

  2. 02

    Pre-construction

    Building Regulations submission, structural warranty arrangements, and detailed programme and costing.

  3. 03

    Groundworks and substructure

    Site clearance, foundations and drainage.

  4. 04

    Superstructure and envelope

    Structure, roof and a weathertight shell.

  5. 05

    First and second fix

    Services, insulation, plastering, joinery, and fitted elements such as kitchens and bathrooms.

  6. 06

    Completion

    Building Control final certificate, structural warranty sign-off, and handover with all documentation.

FAQs

New Builds in Crawley: FAQs

Do you provide new builds across all of Crawley?

Yes, we cover the RH10 and RH11 postcode areas in full, including Ifield, Three Bridges, Southgate, Furnace Green, Broadfield, Pound Hill, Maidenbower, Northgate, West Green, Langley Green, Tilgate, Gossops Green, Bewbush.

Do I need a structural warranty for a new-build home?

Most mortgage lenders require a recognised new-build warranty (such as NHBC or an equivalent provider) for a period of typically ten years. We factor warranty provider inspections into the build programme.

Can you build from our architect's drawings?

Yes. We regularly build from independently prepared, planning-approved drawings, working with your architect and structural engineer through construction.

Do you cover both RH10 and RH11 in Crawley?

Yes, we work across both postcode areas, including the town centre, Ifield, Three Bridges, Southgate, Furnace Green and the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Get a quote for new builds in Crawley

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Last reviewed 2026-07-19.

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