St Anthony's Hill sits right in the heart of this part of Eastbourne, and it delivers exactly what you'd want from the area: solid value, good schools and easy transport links. Terraces here average £280,700 and flats £146,100, keeping pace with the affordability you'll find across neighbouring Hampden Park, Langney and Devonshire. Crime has been falling steadily and now runs below the UK average, while families benefit from a strong run of Good-rated primary schools and a secondary school within walking distance. A railway station in the neighbourhood and a primary road nearby make commuting straightforward, whether you're driving or taking the train. Day-to-day life is well covered, with local shops, supermarkets and fitness facilities meeting most everyday needs without a long trip out. Living costs run slightly below average too, with lower transport bills and council tax helping your budget stretch further than in pricier spots like Upperton or Sovereign, where house prices climb noticeably higher and amenities lean more towards cafes, pubs and healthcare services. The wider area around St Anthony's Hill reinforces this picture of practical, family-friendly living. Hampden Park and Langney offer even more affordable entry points for buyers, Sovereign and Upperton bring excellent schools and low crime but at a higher price, and coastal spots like Pevensey Bay add a quieter, village feel with their own rail links. Across the board, air quality stays good, crime keeps trending downward, and Good-rated schools are the norm rather than the exception. That consistency makes St Anthony's Hill a dependable choice for buyers wanting Eastbourne's everyday convenience without paying a premium for it.