East of England

Discover more about the East of England and the houses for sale in the East of England that are available.

As one of the leading housing associations in the UK, Platform has several developments across the country in key regions, including the East of England - including Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire.

The East of England is a beautiful part of the country, home to popular towns such as Peterborough, Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich, combining beautiful rural scenery alongside coastal destinations and vibrant cities.

Here at Platform, we specialise in helping buyers seeking houses for sale in the East of England through affordable home ownership schemes such as shared ownership.

Since you can buy a new-build house in the East of England with just a 5% deposit on your share, shared ownership in the East of England is a much more affordable alternative to buying outright.

Below you can explore all of the shared ownership houses for sale in the East of England and learn more about why places such as Peterborough and surrounding towns or villages are so popular.

Why buy a house in the East of England?

If you’re considering buying a house in the East of England, we have a range of information about the area to help you make your decision. 

The East of England can be split into several large counties, including Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Norfolk. While each of these areas can offer something unique, they all share some common features including beautiful landscapes, lower property prices, a huge range of historical landmarks and a relaxed pace of life for homebuyers.

Other features of the East of England include some truly exceptional schools, a range of great universities and great job opportunities in cities such as Peterborough and Norwich. If you’re looking to live in a rural area, you’ll find beautiful properties in the villages and towns surrounding the larger cities.

In terms of property prices, houses for sale in the East of England have risen in price by around 50% - translating to £114,538 - over the last decade.