Three Bridges area guide
Established in 1952, Three Bridges has evolved from a small village into a vibrant part of Crawley, now home to over 5,600 residents across approximately 2,300 households. Its growth was significantly influenced by the development of the railway line, which remains a central feature of the area.
Transport Links
Three Bridges boasts excellent transport connectivity. The Three Bridges mainline station offers direct services on the London to Brighton line, making it a prime location for commuters. Additionally, the Fastway bus service provides efficient links to Gatwick Airport and Horley, enhancing the area's accessibility.
Housing Overview
The neighbourhood features a diverse housing stock, including a substantial number of ex-local authority terraced houses and charming Victorian properties near the station. The housing options cater to a wide range of preferences and budgets.
Recent data indicates the following average property prices in Three Bridges:
Terraced Houses: £364,842
Semi-Detached Houses: £422,727
Flats: £203,068
Overall Average: £312,145 Rightmove
Notably, properties on Three Bridges Road have seen average sale prices around £560,000, reflecting the area's desirability. Zoopla+1Zoopla+1
Rental Market
The rental market in Three Bridges is robust, driven by its strategic location and amenities. Modern developments, such as Pembroke Park, have introduced a variety of contemporary apartments to meet the growing demand.
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2-Bedroom Apartments: Approximately £1,400 per month
3-Bedroom Terraced Houses: Around £1,800 per month
Education and Amenities
Three Bridges is served by reputable educational institutions, including Hazelwick Secondary School, which has received positive evaluations from Ofsted. The neighbourhood also offers various local amenities, contributing to its family-friendly atmosphere.
Read more about Three Bridges on Crawley Borough Council's website.