Local area guide

Living in Frinton-On-Sea

Thinking about moving to Frinton-On-Sea? Discover why it's a great place to live, fun things to do here, what the local schools and transport connections are like - and of course the most important thing of all: how much houses cost to buy.

Your guide to moving to Frinton-On-Sea

Why Frinton-On-Sea is a good place to live

Frinton-On-Sea is a peaceful town that preserves its charm from the past, embracing a 1920s vibe. Living in Frinton-On-Sea offers you the leisure of quiet tree-lined avenues that lead down to an elegant Esplanade, along with access to its well-maintained sandy beaches. It is both secluded and family-friendly, providing a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of larger cities. The town's rich history, dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086, adds an extra layer of interest, making it a particularly unique place to live. Indeed, if you're moving to Frinton-On-Sea, you're truly opting for a beautiful coastal lifestyle infused with antiquity and tranquility.

What's Frinton-On-Sea famous for?

Frinton-On-Sea is famous for its distinct British seaside experience, complete with colourful Victorian-style beach huts on the seafront and an undisturbed sandy beach. Its former reputation as a resort for the aristocracy and even royalty adds to its charm and appeal. In addition, Frinton-On-Sea is celebrated for its Summer Theatre, an event that has attracted notable actors and provided high-quality theatrical performances to locals and tourists alike.

Things to do in Frinton-On-Sea

If you're visiting Frinton-On-Sea or are lucky enough to be living there, there's a good amount of leisurely activities to enjoy. For a relaxing time, a stroll along the sandy beach or a picnic at the Greensward, a broad grassy area overlooking the sea, is a fine choice. For those into theatre, a visit to the Frinton Summer Theatre is a must. Shopping enthusiasts can explore Connaught Avenue, known as 'East Anglia's Bond Street,' and enjoy locally owned boutiques, independent shops, and eateries. Lastly, for outdoor enthusiasts, there are pleasant cycling routes across the Naze and sea wall.

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Average asking prices in Frinton-On-Sea today

We update our average asking prices every day using data from millions of properties for sale.

Terraced

Avg. asking price

£375,000

6 properties for sale

Detached

Avg. asking price

£432,500

78 properties for sale

Semi-detached

Avg. asking price

£300,000

34 properties for sale

Flats

Avg. asking price

£225,000

14 properties for sale

Properties currently for sale in Frinton-On-Sea

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Transport in Frinton-On-Sea

Find the nearest train stations and other transport links in Frinton-On-Sea.

Local connections

Frinton-on-Sea
National Rail
0.6 miles / 1.0 km
Walton-on-the-Naze
National Rail
1.5 miles / 2.4 km
Kirby Cross
National Rail
1.6 miles / 2.6 km
Thorpe-le-Soken
National Rail
3.8 miles / 6.1 km
Clacton-on-Sea
National Rail
4.6 miles / 7.4 km
Weeley
National Rail
5.8 miles / 9.3 km

Schools in Frinton-On-Sea

Discover local primary schools, secondary schools and sixth form colleges in Frinton-On-Sea.

Education in Frinton-On-Sea

St Philomena's School
Ages: 4 - 11 years old
Frinton-on-Sea Primary School
Ages: 4 - 11 years old
Tendring Technology College
Ages: 11 - 19 years old
Ofsted Rating: Serious weaknesses (2021)
Hamford Primary Academy
Ages: 5 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2022)
Kirby Primary Academy
Ages: 4 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2019)
Walton on the Naze Primary School
Ages: 4 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2022)

Local pubs in Frinton-On-Sea

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