New Homes in Teesside
Named after the River Tees which flows into the North Sea on the coast of North East England, Teesside is an area which spans out into County Durham and North Yorkshire. New homes in Teesside are available in popular places such as Middlesbrough, Hartlepool and Stockton-on-Tees, and offer excellent access to spots like Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland.
Whether you’re sampling the local culture, spending the day at the beach or exploring the North York Moors, there’s something for the whole family in this area. You can find out more about things like the local transport links and attractions below, where you’ll also see our latest new build homes near Teesside.
• North East England • County Durham • North Yorkshire • Middlesbrough
• Hartlepool • Stockton-on-Tees • Newcastle • Durham • Sunderland
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- £349,995 to £509,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- New homes for sale in Nunthorpe
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- £329,995 to £364,995
- 4 bedroom
- New homes for sale in Wynyard.
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- £319,995 to £349,995
- 4 bedroom
- New homes for sale in Hartlepool. Final homes now released for sale - don't miss your last chance to buy!
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- The Oval at Old Durham Gate is an exclusive development of luxury, energy-efficient 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes situated less than 2 miles from Durham city centre. Scenic river walks and views of open space gives your new home that desirable rural feel whilst remaining within walking distance of the city – offering you the best of both worlds. Families will also benefit from nearby Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, which enjoys an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating.
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- £329,995 to £549,995
- 4 and 5 bedroom
- New homes for sale in Burdon, Sunderland. Exclusive development of 60 homes.
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- Coming soon
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Luxury homes overlooking the seaside town of Whitby.
New Homes in Teeside FAQs
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Middlesbrough, the largest town in Teesside, dates back to Saxon times when a settlement grew around a chapel linked with Whitby Abbey. Only a small number of people lived in the area until the early 19th century when a port was developed on the River Tees.
By the 1830s, Middlesbrough had been connected to the railways and the town soon began to grow rapidly, eventually overtaking Stockton-on-Tees as the region’s most important port. Iron ore was mined in the local area from the mid-19th century, and later that century the Bessemer Steel plant was opened.
Teesside is also known for bridge construction, for example, the Transporter Bridge and the Newport Lifting Bridge, which was opened in the 1930s and was the first vertical lifting bridge in the country. A local company went on to design the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia.
Today Middlesbrough is still at the heart of Teesside, with neighbouring towns and villages making this a vibrant and exciting place to live on the north-east coast.
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Teesside is home to a number of big employers across the private and public sector, including; Teesside University, UK Steel Enterprise, INEOS Nitriles (UK), Quorn Foods and Cleveland Cable Company in Middlesbrough, Lotte Chemical UK in Redcar, and Tioxide Europe Ltd in Billingham. Billingham Manufacturing Plant, a former ICI site, is now owned by CF Fertilisers UK.
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- Saltburn Pier: A must-visit attraction in the Teesside area.
- Watch a football game at The Riverside Stadium.
- Visit Stewart Park, The National Trust's Roseberry Topping, or Wynyard Woodland Park.
- Explore the wonders of the universe at Wynyard Planetarium.
- Go for a hike in Eston Hills.
- Explore the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art or go for a show at Middlesbrough Theatre or the Globe Theatre.
- Saltburn Pier: A must-visit attraction in the Teesside area.
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- Road connections - Teesside is well-connected by the A66 and A19, providing access to nearby towns and cities.
- Middlesbrough is just a 15-minute drive or 10-minute train journey.
- Newcastle is a 50-minute drive or one hour 20 minute train journey (changing once in Darlington)
- Train service from Middlesbrough to London King's Cross in three hours 15 minutes.
- Durham Tees Valley Airport is only a 20-minute car journey from Middlesbrough.