New Homes in Newcastle-upon-Tyne

New homes in Newcastle FAQs

• What is life like in Newcastle?

  Not only is Newcastle a bustling, nightlife-packed hotspot, but a culinary and artistic paradise too. New homes here benefit from world-class galleries, budget-friendly and high-end dining options, and exciting venues to dance your socks off.
  
  

  Lying along the River Tyne, this hub in the North East provides superb access to the coast, Northumberland National Park and the North Pennines. In short, there is something to suit all tastes.

• What is there to see and do in Newcastle?

  From fascinating museums and historical landmarks to lively venues and quirky shops, Newcastle knows no bounds when it comes to attractions. Whether you're visiting with your kids or alone, you'll be spoilt for choice. Below we've rounded up some of the best indoor and outdoor activities in the city:

  
  

  • Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art

  • The Biscuit Factory

  • Discovery Museum

  • Laing Art Gallery

  • Newcastle Castle

  • Jesmond Dene

  • St James' Park

  • The Grainger Market

   

• What is education like in Newcastle?

  Thinking of moving to Newcastle with your family? Finding the right school for your kids is a priority. New homes here promise excellent educational facilities, from primary, secondary and higher education. Below are some of the best ones, according to Ofsted.

   

  Primary	Secondary	Further Education
  West Jesmond Primary School	Gosforth Junior High Academy	NCG
  Byker Primary School	Emmanuel College	Trinity Solutions Academy
  Cragside Primary School	Sacred Heart Catholic High School	University Centre Quayside

  
  

• How are the Newcastle transport links?

  New homes in Newcastle are conveniently located to access northeastern powerhouses like Sunderland, Middlesborough and Gateshead. Here's how to get there:

  
  

  By car

  • A1: It runs north to Edinburgh and south to London
  • A19: It links the city to York
  • A169: It provides connection to Carlisle

  
  

  By rail

  • Newcastle train station: Most services are operated by TransPennine Express and Cross Country
  • Tyne and Wear Metro: It covers the city centre and most of the surrounding neighbourhoods

  
  

  By bus

  • Go North East: It provides many bus routes which connect Newcastle to Durham and South Tyneside. 

• What is the Newcastle property scene like?

  Despite property prices being less affordable than in surrounding northeastern cities, Newcastle offers great short- and long-term investment opportunities. Whether you're upsizing or buying your first home, new homes for sale here are sure to suit all tastes. 
  
  If you'd like to be part of the action, our collection of 4 bedroom homes on Meadow Hill development could be ideal. Situated a 20-minute drive from the city centre, they provide maximum comfort and contemporary features. If you prefer the tranquility of the countryside, new 3 bedroom and 4 bedroom homes on West Meadows @ Arcot Estate offer just that.