Hollington sits on the quieter edge of Hastings, offering a settled, affordable alternative to the pricier coastal spots nearby. Terraced homes average around £234,600 and semis £270,200, while detached properties reach about £411,000 and flats sit near £187,000, all generally undercutting neighbouring areas like Maze Hill. Crime has been falling steadily across the whole area, with burglary rates dropping year on year, and most neighbourhoods now sit below the national average. Families are well catered for too, with several "Good" and "Outstanding"-rated primary schools dotted throughout, alongside GP practices, pharmacies and supermarkets covering everyday needs. Transport is where things vary. Hollington itself and Wishing Tree lean on the A21 for road access, with no local train or bus hub to speak of, so a car is pretty much essential. Silverhill and West St Leonards fare better, each with their own railway station giving quick links into Hastings and onward to London, which makes them a better fit if commuting matters to you. Maze Hill keeps amenities light within its own boundary, but shops, restaurants and healthcare facilities are all just a short hop away. Across the board, you'll find a mild coastal climate, strong air quality and a genuine sense of stability rather than a fast-paced, transient feel. It's a suburb that suits buyers after space and value without the premium price tags found elsewhere in St Leonards, whether you prioritise a quick rail commute or simply want a quiet, affordable base with the essentials close to hand.