New build homes for sale in Scotswood

Whitworth View is a fantastic development of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom high-specification homes from our flagship Artisan collection, located in the popular city of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. With nearby amenities and city centre attractions, the homes are perfect for first-time buyers, commuters, and families.The homes are located in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear. Whitworth View is around a 20-minute walk away from Newcastle city centre, and the A1 takes just 10 minutes when driving.  This development will fall under the administration of Newcastle City Council.Elswick Community Leisure Centre is just a short 10-minute walk away from Whitworth View, with swim and gym facilities. For cultural days out, the city centre boasts The Discovery Museum, Newcastle Castle, The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, The Tyne Theatre and Opera House, and The Great North Museum – all of which will be around a 10-minute drive away. For live events, Utilita Arena is just a short four-minute drive away. The homes are just two miles away from the Quayside, which features wonderful views and a picturesque walking route.    For time spent in nature, Hodgkin Park is around a mile and a half away, with a children’s play area and walking routes. Jesmond Dene – which boasts an area with farm animals – and Exhibition Park are beautiful natural areas, each taking around 15-minutes by car. Residents are just a short 10-minute drive away from Ouseburn Farm, a popular area for interacting with farm animals.   Those with children benefit from a broad range of schools in the area, including St Micheal’s RC Primary School a short five-minute walk away, and Hawthorne Primary School, which takes 13 minutes when walking.   For students of secondary school age, Kingsmeadow Community Comprehensive Secondary School is just under four miles away, and Trinity Solutions Academy is just under 10 minutes away when driving.   University options include the prestigious Newcastle University and popular Northumbria University, both of which will be around two miles away. Further afield, sought-after Durham University is 19 miles away, and The University of Sunderland is just over half an hour’s drive away.    Whitworth View is well served by a selection of popular shopping destinations. For everyday shopping essentials, there is a grocery superstore just a 10-minute drive away.   Metrocentre shopping centre is four miles away from the homes, with it boasting over 250 retailers. Eldon Square, a more central shopping centre, is just under two miles away and features 150 stores and a large selection of dining options. The streets of Newcastle centre also benefit from several retail and independent stores – many of which can be found in Grainger Market – as well as popular restaurants.   The development is just a mile away from Benwell town centre, which boasts a varied selection of cuisine choices.  Residents are in proximity to a fantastic transport network, with Scotswood Road bus stop just a few minutes’ walk away. From here, travel into central Newcastle is easy, with a bus into the centre taking less than five minutes. Those who live at Whitworth View will also be able to take a leisurely walk into the centre in around 20 minutes.  For trips throughout Newcastle and the surrounding areas, the city has a useful Metro system – the nearest stop taking just six minutes when driving.   For national travel, Newcastle station will be just over a mile away, with trips to Edinburgh taking just 90 minutes, and journeys to London being around three hours long.   Whitworth View is within easy access to the A695, with the road just a five-minute drive away. For a wider range of routes, the A1 is just five miles away.   For travel further afield, Newcastle Airport is around eight miles away.  

A development of new homes in Lower Callerton, close to local shops and located around six miles from Newcastle city centre. These 2, 3, 4 and 5-bedroom houses will appeal to a range of purchasers, including first-time buyers, families and commuters.A development of new homes in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, around six miles from the airport and the city centre. Both the A1 and the A69 can be reached within five minutes by car. The development lies within the administrative boundaries of Newcastle upon Tyne City Council.Residents of these new homes in Newcastle will find a supermarket and local shopping centre less than two miles away, while one of the largest shopping centres in the country, the Metrocentre, is only a 10-minute drive from the development and boasts over 200 stores. The shopping districts of Newcastle are just 15 minutes away by car and offer a range of department and chain stores, designer boutiques and specialist retailers.West Denton Leisure Centre – two miles away – offers a variety of sports’ facilities, including a gym, football and hockey pitches, fitness studios, sports hall and swimming pools. Benwell and Walbottle Cricket Club is within walking distance, while Westerhope Golf Club is around two miles from Abbey Heights. Newcastle Falcons rugby union ground is four miles away and the legendary St James Park, home to Newcastle United FC, is five miles away. Nearby restaurants include Ma’ida Table Spread, which offers an extensive menu of Indian and Asian dishes, and Italian bistro Oli & Joes in Westerhope, a short drive away. Traditional pubs the Engine Inn at Walbottle and the Jingling Gate, two miles away, serve a range of British and international cuisines. The Metrocentre in Gateshead is home to a number of family friendly restaurants, as well as to bars, cafés, and entertainment venues, including a multi-screen cinema, a bowling alley, climbing activity centre and adventure golf.A number of well-regarded schools can be found within the local area. For younger children these include Walbottle Village Primary School and Nursery, St Cuthbert’s RC Primary, Knop Law and St John Vianney RC primary schools. Secondary education providers include Studio West, Ponteland Community High School and Sacred Heart Catholic High School (girls). Further and higher education is provided by Northumberland College at Kirkley Hall, Newcastle College, Northumbria University and Newcastle University.Abbey Heights is conveniently located for commuters, with major roads and public bus routes easily accessible. The A69 for Hexham and Carlisle, and the A1 for Gateshead, Durham and York, can both be reached within a few minutes by car. Newcastle city centre is around 35 minutes’ away by bus and 15 minutes by car. Bank Foot Metro station is 10 minutes’ drive away for travel to the city centre, Gateshead and Sunderland, while mainline train services operate from Newcastle Central Station. Newcastle Airport is six miles from the development.

A development of new homes in Ryton, just 10 minutes’ walk from the town centre, its local shops and amenities, including Ferndene Park. These 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes will appeal to first-time buyers, families and professionals working locally or commuting to Newcastle, Gateshead (both around 20 minutes’ away by car) and surrounding areas.Summerhill View is situated off Cushy Cow lane in Ryton. It is eight miles from Gateshead town centre and seven miles from Newcastle city centre. The nearest train station is Blaydon for regular services to Newcastle, Sunderland, Hartlepool and Middlesbrough. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A1, the A69 and the A694. Newcastle International Airport is nine miles away via the A1 and the A696.There are a number of well-regarded schools in the local area. For young children these include Crookhill Community Primary School, around 10 minutes’ walk away, St Mary and St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Primary School, and Ryton Infant and Junior schools, all around 20 minutes’ walk away. Thorp Academy, 20 minutes’ walk away, St Thomas More Catholic School, less than 10 minutes’ drive away and Whickham School, around 15 minutes away by car, cater for older students. Gateshead College, eight miles away, offers a variety of A levels, apprenticeships, further and higher education courses.For day-to-day essentials there are several shops – supermarkets and independents – along Main Road in Ryton, a short walk from the development. Blaydon Shopping Centre, two miles away, is home to a range of stores, a large supermarket and popular food outlets. Just beyond Blaydon, the Metrocentre, four miles away, is one of the largest malls in the country and one of the most popular shopping destinations in the region. It has around 300 shops – department and chain stores, boutiques and specialist retailers – a multi-screen cinema and a variety of restaurants. The heart of Newcastle upon Tyne lies six miles from Summerhill View. It boasts world-class shopping and dining options throughout its main commercial areas of Eldon Square, Northumberland Street and Grainger Town.For families, Ferndene Park is just 10 minutes’ walk from the development; it has a children’s playground, grassed areas for games and a tennis court. Newburn Activity Centre, 10 minutes’ drive away, offers trampolining, a climbing wall and soft play for youngsters, in addition to its sports facilities. These include a gym, exercise studios  a sports hall with badminton and basketball courts, and football pitches. Also in Newburn, Tyne Riverside Country Park is ideal for cycling, walking and running, with trails extending alongside the river, providing picturesque views of it and the surrounding countryside. Other sports venues in the area include Blaydon Leisure Centre (three miles away), Tyneside Golf Club (around one mile away) and Ryton Golf Club (three miles away). Community cinema Fuse in Prudhoe screens movies several times a month and is 10 minutes’ away by car. There are also multiplex cinemas within the Metrocentre and in Newcastle city centre, presenting the latest blockbusters and family films. The independent Tyneside Cinema in Newcastle presents a varied programme of classic, art and world films in addition to new releases.The nearest railway station is Blaydon, under two miles away. From there trains run to the Metrocentre, Newcastle (journey time around 15 minutes), Hexham and Carlisle, among other destinations. Mainline services connect at Newcastle Central Station. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A694, the A68, the A69 and the A1. Newcastle International Airport is around 15 minutes away by car via the A1 and the A696.

A development of new homes in Ryton, Gateshead, set on the edge of open countryside, yet just 20 minutes’ drive from central Gateshead and Newcastle upon Tyne, and their many amenities. This collection of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes, together with the semi-rural location, are sure to appeal to a wide audience, including first-time buyers, families and professionals working locally and in nearby towns.Stargate Meadows is located off Cushy Cow Lane, on the edge of Ryton. The nearest train station is Blaydon, two miles away, with services from there to Hexham, Carlisle, the Metrocentre, Newcastle, Sunderland, Hartlepool and Middlesbrough, among other destinations. Mainline services across the country can be accessed from Newcastle Central Station. The nearest Metro station is Gateshead. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A1, the A694 and the A69. Newcastle Airport is around 20 minutes away by car via the A696. Grocery needs can be satisfied with ease, as two recognised supermarkets are conveniently located within half a mile of the development. For a wider selection, Blaydon Shopping Centre is a six-minute drive away and contains brands in areas like health and beauty, household goods, stationery and hairdressing. Two additional retail complexes are located nearby; Metrocentre, 4 miles away, and Eldon Square, reachable in a 15-minute drive. Across these shopping centres, fashion, electronics, DIY, jewellery and a myriad of other sectors are covered, while Newcastle city centre provides further options. A multitude of enticing restaurants can be found within one mile of the site, with tasty Italian and Indian cuisines among the choices, while a cosy pub and highly rated café can be reached in 15 minutes on foot. Newcastle city centre features even more alluring options, including a quayside-based restaurant that possesses a Michelin star. Stargate Meadows benefits from an abundance of green open space in its vicinity. Ferndene Park is just 10 minutes away on foot, while the 25-minute walk to Ryton Willows Nature Reserve opens up a wide expanse of woodland and grassland, accompanied by scenic ponds and an array of wildlife. Golfers of all abilities will be pleased by their options, as Tyneside Golf Club, offering an 18-hole course, is only one mile from home. Supplementing this, Ryton Golf Club provides another 18-hole course and is situated two-and-a-half miles away. Those looking to stay active will find that Blaydon Leisure Centre is an ideal choice. Just a 12-minute car journey away, the facility hosts a variety of fitness classes and contains a gym and swimming pool, with lessons available. For a day of fun with the family, Metrocentre shopping centre, in Gateshead, is a 10-minute drive away and features bowling, bingo, climbing, adventure golf and a cinema among its exciting offerings. Slightly further away, Newcastle-upon-Tyne city centre is home to a range of entertaining amenities, from museums and art galleries to music venues and cinemas; it can be reached in 20 minutes by car. Families will find that Ryton is an ideal place to raise children, in part due to the abundance of well-regarded schools in the area. For younger children, Crookhill Primary School is a 10-minute walk away, while St Mary and St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Primary School is just over one mile from home. Additionally, Emmaville Primary School can be reached in five minutes by car. For secondary-aged children, Thorp Academy is 18 minutes away on foot and St Thomas More Catholic School is a six-minute drive away. Those seeking to pursue higher education have the choice of two nearby, highly rated universities, Newcastle University and Northumbria University. They are 18 minutes and 20 minutes away by car, respectively. Stargate Meadows benefits from enviable transport links; Blaydon train station is two miles from the site and provides services to Newcastle Central in 17 minutes and Sunderland in 38 minutes. From Newcastle Central, national connections can be accessed. Those travelling by car will find a number of major roads nearby, including the A1 and A69, which connect the development to Newcastle, Sunderland and neighbouring towns and villages. Sunderland is reachable in under 40 minutes. For international travel, Newcastle Airport is around 20 minutes away via car.

The Rise brings you a collection of our finest homes in a range of contemporary designs, that are ideal for modern life. With panoramic views of the River Tyne and Newcastle city centre being only minutes away, it is a location that offers it all.There is a choice of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes available which makes The Rise the perfect development whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to move up to something bigger.

New show home opening at Vallum Heights July 6th Vallum Heights is an exciting new development of 45 homes located in the west end of Newcastle upon Tyne. Located within Elswick and just 2 miles from Newcastle City Centre, this new development provides easy access to a large array of local services, as well a vast range of city centre amenities right on the doorstep. Elswick has a long and interesting history. Located not far from the route of the Roman Wall, which runs through Elswick and east to Wallsend, the Vallum, a defensive barrier behind the Wall, reached its easternmost limit in Elswick. Elswick benefited from the rise of the industrial revolution and the employment that the Armstrong Whitworth works, which ran alongside the River Tyne, provided in the late 18th / early 19th century. Vallum Heights will have a range of new homes, providing something for everyone, from first-time buyers to growing families. Comprising 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes in both attached and detached formats, the development has 6 different styles of homes for buyers to choose from. Due to its location, the development is perfect for commuters, with easy access to public transport routes, cycle and footpath routes, providing access into Newcastle and beyond. Vallum Heights is served by 2 primary schools namely St. Michael’s RC Primary School and St John’s Primary School, both within easy access to the development. Newcastle College is also on the doorstep. Elswick Park, the location of Elswick Community Leisure Centre and Elswick Pool, is quite literally next to the development. Elswick is also home to both Newcastle Arena and the Newcastle Eagles Arena. This exciting development will be built to the high specification and award winning standards for which Amethyst Homes pride themselves in.

A development of new homes in Callerton, situated on the edge of Westerhope and around 15 minutes’ drive from the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne. The semi-rural location lends itself to outdoor leisure activities such as cycling and walking, and there are several parks nearby, yet the amenities of Newcastle are just a short journey away. This collection of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes is sure to appeal to families, first-time buyers and professionals commuting to the city centre and to other nearby towns.Westburn is located off Stamfordham Road, around one mile from the centre of Westerhope and its many amenities, four miles from Ponteland Village, and five miles from both The Metrocentre and Newcastle city centre. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A1 and the A69. Newcastle Airport is less than 10 minutes away by car. Westburn lies within the administrative boundaries of Newcastle upon Tyne City Council.There are a number of well-regarded schools locally that cater for children of all ages. For younger pupils, Westerhope Primary School is a short walk from the development, while Simonside Primary School is a few minutes’ drive away. Ponteland Primary School and Richard Coates CE School can both be reached in around 10 minutes by car. Secondary schools catering for older students include Studio West, five minutes’ drive away.    Ponteland High School, around 10 minutes’ drive away. The centre of Newcastle upon Tyne is home to both Newcastle University and Northumbria University.For day-to-day essentials there are several supermarkets in and around Westerhope, all within five minutes’ drive. Ponteland village is home to a number of independent retailers, cafés and restaurants, while at Kingston Park you’ll find a selection of high-street names and a large supermarket. Central Newcastle is well-known for the quality of its retail offering, boasting world-class department stores, designer boutiques and popular chains along Northumberland Street, in Eldon Square shopping mall and throughout Grainger Town. Across the River Tyne in Gateshead, the Metrocentre is one of the largest indoor malls in the country, with around 250 shops, restaurants and a multi-screen cinema.Westburn lies on the edge of Westerhope and benefits from open countryside on its doorstep, which is ideal for exploring on foot, by bicycle or on horseback. Westerhope Golf Club is situated next door to the development, while Newcastle Falcons rugby union club is based at Kingston Park, less than 10 minutes’ drive away. For youngsters, there’s a children’s play area, football pitches and a multi-use games area next to Westerhope Institute, five minutes’ walk away, off Stamfordham Road. Ponteland Park, 10 minutes away by car, is also popular with families, with attractions such as a wildlife reserve, wildflower meadow, dipping platform and oxbow lake. West Denton Leisure Centre offers a range of facilities, including a gym, exercise studios, sports courts and pitches. Ponteland also has a leisure centre with swimming pool, fitness studios and sports courts. Newcastle city centre boasts a plethora of fine and casual restaurants, cafés, wine bars and traditional pubs, as well as several cinemas – including the independent Tyneside Cinema – and several theatres, such as the stunning Grade 1 listed Theatre Royal on Grey Street. The Metrocentre in Gateshead also has a multi-screen cinema and a good selection of restaurants.The nearest Metro stations to the development are Callerton Parkway and Bank Foot, both around five minutes’ drive away. Mainline train services can be accessed in Newcastle at Central Station for journeys to Edinburgh, Glasgow, York, Doncaster and London Kings Cross, among other destinations. Major roads conveniently accessible from Westburn include the A1 (for Morpeth, Berwick and Edinburgh to the north, and Durham, Leeds, Doncaster, Peterborough and London to the south), the A69 (for Hexham and Carlisle), and the A19 (for Middlesbrough, Thirsk, York and Doncaster). Local buses connect the development with surrounding areas, towns and villages. Newcastle Airport is three miles away via Callerton Lane.

The Drive at Westburn, nestled in the outskirts of Newcastle Upon Tyne, is a development of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes. Perfect for families, first-time buyers and those looking to commute into Newcastle, this development is a convenient 15-minute drive away from the centre of Newcastle while being close to green spaces.Homes in The Drive at Westburn are part of an attractive development in Tyne and Wear. The development is a short five-minute drive away from Ponteland Main Street, while Newcastle City Centre is nine miles away; ideal for those looking to benefit from both the city and a more suburban environment.  This development falls under the administration of Newcastle City Council.  The development will be just four miles from Leazes Lake and two peaceful nature reserves, Big Waters Country Park and Havannah Nature Reserve. Jesmond Dene – nine miles away – ­ is a popular place for unwinding, offering an animal petting corner, green spaces, and forest walks. Both Ponteland Golf Club and Leisure Centre provide hours of entertainment, with the sporting facilities around a five-minute drive away. The city centre is full of cultural activities; popular galleries include The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, The Biscuit Factory, and Laing Art Gallery. Museums include the Great North Museum and Discovery Museum, with other cultural hotspots including Newcastle Royal Theatre and Newcastle Castle. Popular venues for live entertainment include the Utilita Arena, O2 City Hall, and Riverside Newcastle. Away from the city centre are Newcastle Racecourse and the picturesque Quayside. All these features will be extremely accessible, being around a 20-minute drive away from the site.The development will be close to several local schools. For younger children, Dinnington First School and Ponteland Community Primary will both be around three miles away. Other popular choices include Richard Coates C of E Primary, which will be around two miles away, and Belsay School, which will take 13 minutes by car.   For older pupils, Ponteland High School and Sixth Form will be a five-minute drive away. There are several nearby choices for those interested in higher education, including Newcastle University, Durham University, Sunderland University, and Northumbria University.The development will be well connected, with several transport options nearby. The site will be close to Callerton Parkway Metro station, with it being just a five-minute drive away and featuring park-and-ride facilities. From here, commuters can travel through Newcastle and surrounding areas. Local bus routes go directly into the city centre and outer areas of Newcastle, while Newcastle’s railway station will be just over nine miles away. From here, commuters can travel across the country, notably to Central London in just three hours. The development will have easy access to several major roads – including the A1, A696, and A19 – and Newcastle Airport, which has a nearby Metro stop.The Drive at Westburn will be close to several well-known retailers and dining options, with local amenities and restaurants in Westerhope just minutes away and the popular Kingston Court Retail Park five miles away.   Just 20 minutes away will be the lively city centre, home to a host of dining and retail options, including shopping centres Eldon Square and Grainger Market. The Metrocentre, based in neighbouring town Gateshead, is one of the largest indoor shopping malls in Europe and boasts shopping, dining and leisure facilities. The city has a bustling scene of independent cafes, bars and restaurants, many of them in trendy boroughs Ouseburn Valley and Jesmond.  

Located close to Newcastle, Church View is ideal for all types of home buyers, including commuters, families, and first-time buyers. Excellent transport links by road and rail mean that these 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes are ideally placed to access the north east region and beyond. Local amenities, excellent schools, and close proximity to central Newcastle are all highlights of this Ashberry development.Church View is a covetable collection of new homes in Callerton, which is nestled beside Westerhope, to the north west of Newcastle upon Tyne. This desirable village benefits from excellent local amenities, including key transport routes to the city centre and the coast, and into the beautiful rural surroundings of Northumberland. However Callerton itself enjoys a peaceful location, with open countryside situated within walking distance of Church View, while the village offers a selection of shops for everyday essentials, and a popular pub. Families at the development can find a number of primary schools close by too. Nearby Ponteland is a fashionable town that is renowned for its upscale bar and restaurant scene, and central Newcastle is famous for its vibrant nightlife, excellent shopping and dining, and world-class cultural attractions. For a more relaxed pace of life, the historic towns of Morpeth and Hexham are around 30 minutes’ drive away from these new homes near Newcastle, as are the coastal communities of Tynemouth, Whitley Bay and Blyth. For day-to-day essentials there are three supermarkets within two miles of Church View, as well as convenience stores within walking distance. Newcastle city centre attracts visitors from across the region and beyond, drawn by its world-class shops and cultural venues, while with more than 200 stores, restaurants, cafés and a multiplex cinema, the Metrocentre in Gateshead is a popular choice with shoppers.Church View enjoys an enviable position on the edge of green fields, bridleways and country lanes that offer excellent opportunities for cycling, dog walking and running. West Denton Leisure Centre, a short drive from the development, has several swimming pools, a gym, sports hall, all-weather courts and fitness studios; Westerhope Golf Club is around 5 minutes’ walk down the road and rugby union team Newcastle Falcons is based at Kingston Park, less than three miles away. The Jingling Gate – a traditional pub that serves a varied food menu, as well as a wide range of real ales, wines and spirits – is just a few minutes’ walk from Church View while The Poachers Cottage in Callerton – a popular live music venue, bar and restaurant – can be reached on foot within 15 minutes. Italian pizzeria Oli & Joes is also within walking distance. Nearby Ponteland boasts a number of popular wine bars and pubs, and is home to tea rooms, cafés and restaurants, catering to a variety of tastes and offering cuisines from around the world. Newcastle’s celebrated city centre and quayside boast a plethora of eateries, offering everything from street food to fine dining, with the latter including the Michelin-starred House of Tides. Theatre, dance, music of all genres and comedy play an important role in the life of Newcastle, with the stunning Theatre Royal and its stone-pillared façade, at the forefront of cultural destinations within the city. Other venues include the Utilita Arena, City Hall, the Tyne Theatre & Opera House, Northern Stage and Live Theatre.Several schools that cater for youngsters lie within a short distance of Church View. These include Westerhope Primary around 15 minutes’ walk away and Simonside Primary, around a mile away. Milecastle, Farne, Cheviot and St Mark’s Roman Catholic primary schools are also just a short drive away. For older students, Ponteland High School, Studio West and Sacred Heart RC High School can all be reached within 10 minutes by car.Church View is around five miles from Newcastle city centre. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A1 (for Scotland to the north, Durham, Darlington, York and London to the south), the A69 (for Hexham and Carlisle), and the A19 (for Stockton, Middlesbrough and Doncaster). A public bus route linking Newcastle with Hexham lies on the doorstep, with further bus services available within comfortable walking distance. The nearest Metro station is at Bank Foot two miles away, with regular trains running to the city centre, Gateshead, Sunderland and the coast; mainline train services can be accessed via Newcastle Central Station. Church View is also ideally situated for domestic and international air travel from Newcastle Airport, which is around 10 minutes’ drive from the development.

Modello is an attractive new development of 1 and 2-bedroom apartments in Gateshead. Located just a short walk away from the Tyne and Newcastle city centre, this development benefits from convenient access to local metro stations and amenities, which is ideal for commuters and first-time buyers.Modello is situated in Gateshead, just a five-minute walk away from the River Tyne. The development can be reached in under a 10-minute drive away from junction 69 of the A1. This development falls under the administration of Gateshead Council.For everyday essentials, there is a large supermarket just under half a mile away from the development. Gateshead high street is around a mile away and has a range of shops to offer from independent to high street stores. For an abundance of shopping opportunities, the Metrocentre is only a 13-minute drive from Modello. As the UK’s second largest shopping mall it boasts an excellent selection of high street names, department stores, supermarkets and independent boutiques, as well as a good range of cafes and restaurants. Further shopping opportunities are aplenty within the city of Newcastle, just a short walk across the river from the development, with many well-known brand names, department stores and boutiques within its popular shopping areas, including Northumberland Street and shopping mall Eldon Square. For independent retailers, there is the Grainger Market, an indoor market open six days a week, offering a wide variety of fresh, local produce, clothing and gifts, as well as a multitude of food vendors. Slightly closer to home, and only a short walk from Modello, is the popular Newcastle Quayside Market. Hosted every Sunday along the River Tyne, visitors can find a good selection ofstalls selling homewares, gifts, clothing and street food. There are a vast array of dining options for residents to choose from within the local area, including the Newcastle Gateshead food scene. Six at the Baltic is within walking distance of the development. This rooftop bar and restaurant offers fine dining and bistro menu options, with panoramic views of Newcastle and Gateshead. Just a short walk over the river, Newcastle’s Quayside is home to a selection of independent and well-known restaurants, including House of Tides, the city’s only Michelin-starred restaurant.Residents of these new homes in Gateshead will be spoilt for choice with a vast array of leisure opportunities available locally. For a spot of culture, Gateshead Quayside is the place to visit, with the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art and the Sage Gateshead (an international music centre) both a short walk from the development. Film fans will be pleased to note that there is a multiplex cinema around a 12-minute walk from Modello. Outdoor pursuits are covered at Gateshead’s award-winning Saltwell Park, just two miles away from home. Here visitors will find a beautiful Victorian park with grassed areas and fields for recreation, a yew tree maze, a dene, fields, a boating lake, two pavilions, three bowling greens and an outdoor ‘green’ gym. There is also a small petting farm and a Grade II listed Victorian mansion to explore. Various local events are hosted within the park, including an annual fireworks display, as well as local sporting events. For sports fans, there is Gateshead International Stadium, only 10 minutes’ drive from the development, which houses an athletics stadium and track, plus sports hall, tennis, badminton and netball courts, as well as two 3G sports pitches. The stadium is home to a football, rugby, athletics and an American football team. Indoor sporting pursuits can be enjoyed at Gateshead Leisure Centre, only six minutes’ drive from the development. The centre is currently undergoing a refurbishment, and has various facilities on offer such as a modern gym, three swimming pools and a clip and climb centre, as well as a children’s soft play. Entertainment for all ages is on offer in Newcastle city centre, home to many parks, theatres, museums, arts and music venues, as well as a vast array of restaurants, bars and leisure facilities. Football fans might enjoy a visit to the city’s stadium, St James’ Park, while for families there are many options to choose from including Exhibition Park, Life Science centre and the Discovery Museum.Families will be happy to note that there are well-regarded primary schools within the local area, including, St. Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, less than a mile away by car. For college education, Newcastle College is around two miles away and offers education for those aged 16 plus, including a wide range of apprenticeships, further and higher education courses. Higher education is also covered within Newcastle city centre via both Northumbria University and Newcastle University.Residents of Modello will be spoilt for choice when it comes to transport options. Modello is situated in Gateshead, just a five-minute walk away from the River Tyne. The development can be reached in under a 10-minute drive away from junction 69 of the A1, connecting it to Sunderland, Durham and beyond (south) and to Newcastle and Northumberland (to the North). Newcastle city centre is only a 10-minute drive away via the A167 (M), or just a short walk over the river. For public transport, there are several options. The nearest bus station is Gateshead Interchange, around half a mile’s walk away from the development, which runs regular services to local towns and cities. Gateshead Metro Station is of a similar distance from home and allows commuters to connect with services running to Gateshead, Newcastle, Newcastle Airport, Tynemouth and Sunderland. Newcastle Central Station is only half a mile’s walk away, and runs regular services to Darlington, Durham, Morpeth and Middlesborough, as well as to Edinburgh to the North, and to the south, York, London and beyond. Air travel is covered by Newcastle International Airport, which is only twenty minutes’ drive away, via the A1 and A696, or can be accessed via the local metro service.

Falcon Grove is a collection of stunning modern homes in Lower Callerton, Newcastle upon Tyne. Offering a selection of 1 and 2-bedroom apartments, plus 2, 3, 4 and 5-bedroom homes, this energy-efficient development appeals to a range of buyers, including first-time buyers, families, and those looking to commute into Newcastle and its surrounding areas.Falcon Grove joins a growing community in Lower Callerton, benefitting from established amenities and excellent transport connections. The development is located just off the A69, reaching the A1 in three minutes’ drive, or joining the A186 reaching the city centre in a further ten minutes. This development will fall under the administration of Newcastle City Council.Benefitting from green landscapes afforded by the countryside surrounding Newcastle’s suburbs, residents have miles of natural routes on the doorstep. More purposeful recreation can be found at Barbondale Park – a 13-minute walk away – with a children’s playground and ample space for dog walking, enjoying uninterrupted views of the local landscape. For those seeking active leisure, West Denton Leisure Centre is a five-minute drive away with a gym and sports facilities, and Tyneside Badminton Centre is a six-minute drive away. Keen golfers will find Westerhope Club under two miles away. Newcastle’s West End and city centre are home to a wealth of culture and entertainment, including an enviable selection of theatres, venues, and museums. Utilita Arena Newcastle, the Discovery Museum, Life Science Centre, Great North Museum: Hancock, and St James’ Park are all within a 12-minute drive, while much more can be found throughout the city.Residents with young families have a number of well-regarded schools west of the A1. West Denton Primary School and Throckley Primary School are a three- and four-minute drive away, respectively, while Walbottle Academy offers a nearby secondary school option – just 15 minutes’ walk away. Additional options both primary and secondary can be found within a few miles of the development. Sacred Heart and St Cuthbert’s high schools are within an eight-minute drive, both well regarded locally with a wealth of history and plenty of high-profile former students. Newcastle and Northumbria universities are two of the most prestigious higher education institutions in the country, both located in the city centre.The Walbottle Road-Hexham Road bus stop is a three-minute walk from the development, where commuters can catch buses running regularly through Town to Killingworth. Newcastle’s Central Station is under 20 minutes’ drive away, offering national rail connections all over the country. Important road links for motorists are primarily the A69 joining onto the A186 headed towards the city centre, as well as the A1 a three-minute drive away. Newcastle International Airport is a 12-minute drive away for flights across the globe.Everyday essentials are on hand with a popular supermarket four minutes’ drive away, as well as Chapel House Shopping Centre just a mile away offering a mix of retailers. West Denton Retail Park is a five-minute drive away, covering more comprehensive shopping needs with a mix of high-street names. Residents are an eight-minute drive away from the Metrocentre, one of the UK’s premier shopping centres that brings tourism from all around. Housing hundreds of stores with popular flagship names, the shopping centre and adjacent retail park cover all possible shopping needs. On top of the stores, visitors will also find an eclectic mix of eateries for all tastes, as well as leisure and entertainment in a bowling alley, games arcade, and multi-screen cinema. The city centre itself presents award-winning dining, compact shopping in Eldon Square, and a vibrant nightlife all emanating from a network of stunning pedestrianised shopping streets.

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Final homes released - Only 7 remaining Don't miss your last chance to get moving to Stephenson Meadows - the perfect place to call home. With a final range of impressive 4 & 5 bedroom homes located just minutes from Newcastle, you'll find exactly what you're looking for on this established development in Callerton. Perfect for growing families or couples seeking some extra space, we have an impressive and popular range of homes in a mix of styles and designs remaining on this beautiful development. Plus, our featured new homes come with a range of offers and incentives available to get you moving for less, find out more, below... Why Stephenson Meadows? Surrounded by open countryside yet close to fantastic transport links and amenities, Stephenson Meadows is the perfect destination to begin a new chapter in a brand new home. A new development of 261 family homes featuring

Located on Hexham Road, Meadow Hill features energy-efficient 3 and 4 bedroom homes surrounded by Northumberland's beautiful countryside. Enjoy easy access to Newcastle via the A1. Families will appreciate the well-regarded schools and leisure activities including tennis, bowling and football nearby.Some homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.Monday 10:00-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

Discover 3 and 4 bedroom homes at Meadow Hill on Hexham Road, near Heddon-on-the-Wall. Surrounded by scenic walks and historic Hadrian’s Wall, enjoy a peaceful lifestyle just 4 miles from Ponteland village’s independent shops, restaurants, and bars. Easy commuting via the A69 and A1 with Newcastle city centre only 17 minutes away.Some homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.Monday 10:00-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

Bradley Point, High Spen, offers a range of 2, 3, and 4 bedroom design-led houses available to buy now. All homes feature bi-fold doors, exclusive kitchen designs with high specification appliances, off-street parking, and outdoor space.Bradley Point is ideally located close to Newcastle and Gateshead, 2 towns with plenty of job opportunities and leisure activities on offer. Here you'll find the Metrocentre with shops and eateries. The A1(M) is also close by, allowing for an easy commute to the surrounding areas. Nestled in the picturesque Derwent Valley, the development is near the popular village of Rowlands Gill with a wide variety of amenities on offer.With our new houses for sale in High Spen, you're ensured there'll always be something to do on your doorstep.

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Don't miss out on your new energy-efficient home. We're almost sold out! Sycamore Grove is a popular development of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes in Walkergate. Living here means you’ll be surrounded by green open space and mature trees, with easy commuter links via the Coast Road and Newcastle city centre just 10 minutes from home. Visit the coast line with Tynemouth just 15 minutes on the Metro. Some homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.Monday 10:00-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

Now selling from our Trinity Green development in Pelton, DH2 1NJ. Station Fields is bringing a selection of two, three, four and five bedroom energy-efficient homes to the picturesque village of Tanfield. With a range of designs and styles, this popular development has something for every type of home-buyer at any stage on the property ladder - whether you're finding your first home, your forever home or downsizing, our friendly Development Sales manager will guide you through your new home journey with Miller Homes. Plus, our featured new homes come with a range of offers and incentives available to get you moving for less, find out more, below... No appointment needed Stop by and visit our expert sales team during our opening hours: Thursday - Monday, 10:30am to 5:30pm. A brand new home is an inspiring blank canvas With a new build, there’s no secret history, nothing hiding in the attic. W

Autumn Ford, a charming collection of homes located in Benton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, features 2-bedroom apartments alongside 3 and 4-bedroom homes – all under the Artisan specification. With a fantastic variety of property styles and sizes, the development is suited to a broad range of prospective homebuyers, from commuters to Newcastle city centre and its surrounding areas, to families and first-time buyers. The site benefits from excellent transport links and retail opportunities, and is close to a range of enticing eateries, well-regarded schools, and scenic green spaces.

Centurion Chase is a development of stunning new homes in the exciting east of Newcastle. This modern development offers a range of 2, 3, 4 and 5-bedroom homes, appealing to a range of potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, working professionals, and commuters to Newcastle.Centurion Chase joins a community in Wallsend which is well-served by local amenities, highly regarded schools, varied outdoor leisure, and exceptional transport links. Located less than five miles east of the city centre, the development lies just four minutes’ walk from Wallsend Boys Club, and around a mile north-west of local landmark Segedunum Roman Fort. The development will be reachable within a four-minute drive of the Coast Road, reaching Newcastle Central Motorway three miles west, and Tynemouth five miles east. Excellent transport links – including two metro platforms within a mile – allow for easy access to the city centre, the coast, and Newcastle International Airport, as well as Gateshead and Sunderland. This development falls under the administration of North Tyneside Council.Centurion Chase is surrounded by leisure, with Centurion Park golf club a short stroll from the development, Wallsend Boys Club four minutes’ walk away, and Benfield Community Centre under a mile away, offering public access to leisure facilities outside school hours. Richardson Dees Park is a 16-minute walk – or a five-minute bike ride – away; a stunning Victorian park with a café, duck pond, and kids’ play area, as well as outdoor tennis courts and a skatepark. Wallsend Hall Grounds lie adjacent, for a peaceful extended route. Wallsend is located ideally for the coast, with Tynemouth a 15-minute drive away, or seven stops from Walkergate metro station – a 15-minute journey. Tynemouth, Cullercoats, and Whitley Bay provide popular conveniences alongside stunning beaches. Newcastle city centre offers a range of history, entertainment, and culture, home to free museums and art galleries, several multi-screen cinemas, plus a range of popular theatres and music venues.Wallsend and Walker are well-served by schools, with the development being half a mile from both Western Community Primary School and Benfield School secondary, for a short walking commute. Other primary school options include St Columbas RC Primary School and Walkergate Community School – a five- and six-minute drive away, respectively – while Jesmond Park Academy offers an additional secondary school option, just three miles away and served by public transport. Higher Education options include Newcastle University – a highly-regarded Russell Group choice – and Northumbria University, as well as Newcastle College, which is one of the largest further education colleges in the UK. All three are within the city centre and less than a 20-minute drive away.Appletree Gardens-Laurel Crescent bus stop is an 11-minute walk away, offering travel to Whitley Bay as well as Gateshead via Newcastle city centre. Centurion Chase benefits from two metro stations within a mile walk: Walkergate and Wallsend. The metro operates services every 12 minutes, and provides routes to the coast, the city centre, the airport, and across the river to Gateshead and Sunderland. The journey time from Walkergate to Monument is eight minutes. The Coast Road is a four-minute drive away, and connects the city centre to the coast, passing conveniently through Wallsend. The development is a 15-minute drive away from the A1, Newcastle’s best connection to other eastern towns and cities. Newcastle International Airport is a 20-minute drive away providing a wide selection of destinations and connections worldwide.Wallsend is a well-established area served by a wide variety of amenities, including a post office, pharmacies, banks, and cafés, as well as several popular supermarkets for everyday essentials. The Forum Shopping Centre is a mile away and offers a selection of high-street names and independent retailers. Wallsend centre offers several traditional pubs, as well as a range of restaurants with tastes including Indian, Lebanese, and Greek. There are several retail and outlet parks nearby, with Silverlink Shopping Park and Royal Quays Outlet and Independent Centre a nine- and 12-minute drive away, respectively. Newcastle city centre offers comprehensive shopping, with independent markets and businesses intertwined with flagship stores and brands, as well as some of the finest dining and evening entertainment in the country. The Metrocentre – one of the UK’s largest shopping centres – is 11 miles away.