Area Overview for Crowborough North Ward

Crowborough Centenary Lake in Crowborough North Ward
A26 coming into Crowborough in Crowborough North Ward
A26 south of Boarshead Roundabout in Crowborough North Ward
Crowborough miniature railway in Crowborough North Ward
Goldsmith Leisure Centre in Crowborough North Ward
House on Corner of Barnfield, Crowborough in Crowborough North Ward
Entering Crowborough in Crowborough North Ward
Oast House at Luxford Farm, Eridge Road, Crowborough, East Sussex in Crowborough North Ward
Snack wagon in a layby, A26, Crowborough in Crowborough North Ward
Daffodils, corner of The A26 and Eridge Rd in Crowborough North Ward
Hazard on Eridge Gardens in Crowborough North Ward
Green Lane, Crowborough in Crowborough North Ward
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Area Information

Living in Crowborough North Ward offers a distinct lifestyle on the northern edge of the town and civil parish of Crowborough. This electoral ward sits within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, placing you approximately seven miles south-west of Royal Tunbridge Wells. The area encompasses key neighbourhoods including Jarvis Brook, Goldsmiths, and Beeches. You will find the land situated at elevations reaching up to 242 metres above sea level, near the Ashdown Forest. The ward covers a total area size of 1.6 square kilometres, making it a compact yet elevated community. Crowborough railway station serves the Jarvis Brook portion of the ward, providing access to the Oxted Line operated by Southern. Journeys to London Bridge take approximately one hour from this location. The settlement point is centrally located at approximately 51.06°N 0.16°E. Major road links include the A26, which runs north-east through Tunbridge Wells to Tonbridge and south to Uckfield and Lewes. Local routes like the B2100 connect eastward to Jarvis Brook, while the B2157 links Steel Cross and Crowborough Hill. You are essentially residing 33 miles south of London in the South East region. Daily life here is defined by proximity to both rural natural settings and established town infrastructure.

Area Type
District Borough Unitary Ward
Area Size
1.6 km²
Population
Not available
Population Density
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Demographics

The community profile of Crowborough North Ward is heavily influenced by its age structure and long-term residency patterns. The median age stands at 70 years, indicating a population skewed significantly towards older residents. Although the most common age range data is recorded as "Age: Total" in the available records, the high median age suggests a retirement-oriented demographic. Home ownership is the dominant form of tenure, with 86% of residents owning their homes outright. This high level suggests very few households are renting privately or locally. The ward records no specific data on household composition, predominant ethnic group distribution, or religious affiliation in the current dataset. Consequently, these demographic facets remain undefined within the official reports for this specific ward. The extensive home ownership rate implies stability, as the people living here are likely deeply embedded in the local community. Buyers should expect an area where long-term residents dominate the housing stock rather than transient families or students. The lack of detailed diversity statistics means the social makeup is not quantified beyond these broad tenure and age indicators.

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Tenure

86
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Age

70
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Household Deprivation

N/A
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NS-SEC

41
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who typically lives in Crowborough North Ward?
The community in Crowborough North Ward is dominated by older residents, with a median age of 70 years. Home ownership is the primary tenure style, with 86% of households owning their homes. The specific data on ethnic diversity or household composition is not available in current records. This suggests an area populated by long-term owners rather than young professionals or students.
How is the transport situation for living in Crowborough North Ward?
Living in Crowborough North Ward is supported by the A26, B2100, and B2157 roads. Crowborough railway station serves the ward, offering one-hour journeys to London Bridge. Fixed broadband performance is excellent with a score of 98 out of 100. These figures indicate strong connectivity for remote working and daily travel across the High Weald region.
Is Crowborough North Ward a safe place to buy a home?
The area has a low crime risk with a safety score of 83 out of 100, indicating a safer neighbourhood below the national average. Flood risk is non-existent with a score of 0. However, residents should note a warning level regarding protected woodland, which scores 2.59 and may affect planning applications. Overall, it is a secure location.

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