New homes in
Newcastle

Welcome to vibrant Newcastle, a bustling and diverse city in the North East of England, offering beautiful green spaces and countryside walks, as well as a great selection of seaside towns to visit around the corner.

Voted the best city in the UK to work in due to its many transport links, co-working spaces and restaurants, this is a city for young professionals and families looking to make their roots.

And whether you’re seeking family-friendly activities, tasty food experiences or exciting shopping sprees, Newcastle never fails to impress.

This all makes it a great place to call home, so why not browse our selection of new builds in Newcastle below?

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Living in Newcastle

All of this, right on your doorstep

Whatever you’re after, Newcastle has a bit of everything, with culture, a rich heritage and an energetic nightlife all on offer.

Immerse yourself in Newcastle’s history at the Discovery Museum or visit the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art to look at impressive artwork stretched over four floors and two viewing decks overlooking the River Tyne. And for even more culture, the Castle and Angel of the North are just some of the historical landmarks to discover on your doorstep. 

Anyone wanting to enjoy the city’s famous nightlife will want to head over to Bigg Market. This bustling square is home to many pubs, bars, and nightclubs for you to choose from for a nice evening with friends.

And if you’re into sports, take a trip to St James’ Park stadium to catch a Newcastle United game or enjoy outdoor activities in one of the many green spaces the city has to offer.

Transport in Newcastle

Newcastle is well-connected with excellent transportation links in and around the city.

Newcastle Central Station provides services to other major cities like London, Edinburgh, Manchester, and Leeds, while an extensive bus service allows you travel from our new homes in Newcastle without taking the car.

Rated as one of the most efficient modes of transport in the UK, the Metro is another affordable way to get around the city. It can also take you on a direct route to the beach, travelling to nearby seaside towns like Whitley Bay, Tynemouth and South Shields on the outskirts of Newcastle.

Surrounded by major roads like the A1 and A69 taking you in all directions, Newcastle is great for commuters and anyone looking to make their way up and down the country by car. And for those wanting to go a bit further afield, Newcastle International Airport is less than half an hour away by car from the city centre.

Shopping in Newcastle

Whether you’re a loyal customer to your favourite high street brand or eyeing up a designer item, our new builds homes in Newcastle are never too far from a retail experience for everyone.

Located in the heart of Newcastle, Eldon Square is the city’s go-to shopping centre. Filled with the best brands and big department stores like John Lewis and Fenwick, this shopping paradise offers everything from fashion and homeware to toys and gifts. 

A short trip over the river will take you to the famous MetroCentre in Gateshead. Home to over 270 retailers, it has earned its rightful spot as one of the largest shopping centres in Europe.

Finally, if you’re looking to treat yourself or a loved one, you’ll love the variety of high-end designer stores around the city, while supporting small businesses has never been easier with Newcastle’s wide selection of independent retailers and vintage shops.

Restaurants in Newcastle

If you’re looking for a meal out, rest assured you’ll never go hungry when living in one of our new builds in Newcastle thanks to many mouthwatering spots around the city.

For one of the best food markets, make your way to Fenwick Food Hall. Crowned as one of the best in the North (or the 'Harrods of the North'), this Newcastle institution offers some of the finest regional and international produce.

Just around the corner, you will stumble upon Grainger Market, another must-try for food lovers, with plenty of different stalls serving diverse dishes from around the world.

If you’re craving an extra special night, why not splash out with a meal at House of Tides, Newcastle’s very own Michelin-star restaurant with stunning views over the River Tyne? As for French casual dining, The French Quarter is a fan-favourite, while Mantra-Thai comes highly recommended as the best Thai food in the area.

And for even more food suggestions, you can also visit our blog on the best restaurants in Newcastle.

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