New homes in Burnopfield
View all new build homes closest to Burnopfield browsing the list of developments below.
City Edge
Firfield Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, TYNE AND WEAR, NE5 3TG
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2 and 3 bedroom homes
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£151,995 to £199,995
Teal Park Farm
Barmston Road, Washington, WASHINGTON, TYNE AND WEAR, NE38 8BB
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3 bedroom homes
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From £185,995
Bedewell Court
Adair Way, Hebburn, HEBBURN, TYNE & WEAR, NE31 2BS
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2 and 3 bedroom homes
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£152,995 to £244,500
Cherry Tree Park
St Benedicts Way, Ryhope, SUNDERLAND, TYNE AND WEAR, SR2 0NY
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2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes
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£154,995 to £276,995
Church Fields
St Michaels Avenue, New Hartley, WHITLEY BAY, NORTHUMBERLAND, NE25 0RP
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Coming soon
Burton Woods
Rosedale, Spennymoor, SPENNYMOOR, DURHAM, DL16 6SB
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3 and 4 bedroom homes
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£137,995 to £224,995
Merrington Park
Vyners Close, Spennymoor, SPENNYMOOR, DURHAM, DL16 7RS
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3 and 4 bedroom homes
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£152,500 to £254,995
South Fields
Stobhill, Morpeth, MORPETH, NORTHUMBERLAND, NE61 2HU
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2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes
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£169,995 to £479,995
Blossom Park
Hebron Avenue, Pegswood, MORPETH, NORTHUMBERLAND, NE61 6RJ
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3 and 4 bedroom homes
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£185,995 to £277,995
Elwick Gardens
Riverston Close, Hartlepool, HARTLEPOOL, TS26 0PY
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2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes
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£149,995 to £272,995
Live the life
Located in County Durham in the North East of England, Burnopfield is a historic coal mining village within commuting distance of Newcastle, Gateshead and Durham. Whether you’re watching cricket, enjoying a round of golf or taking the kids to the adventure playground, there’s plenty for the whole family to enjoy close to your new home in Burnopfield.
Things to see and do
Although Burnopfield is a village, there are a small number of shops ideal for buying essentials. For a spot of retail therapy, there are bigger shopping areas in Newcastle and Durham, where you’ll find independent, designer and high street stores.
If you’re sports fan, you can join Burnopfield or Lintz Cricket Club, play golf at Beamish Park Golf Club or Whickham Golf Course, or go hiking in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The National Trust’s Gibside is also a popular place for walking, where you can explore the 18th-century gardens or even see an open-air theatre performance.
Other attractions close to Burnopfield include Beamish Open Air Museum, Beamish Wild, Tanfield Railway and Hall Hill Farm. Newcastle is home to the Discovery Museum, Seven Stories Children’s Museum and the Laing Art Gallery, while Durham’s Castle, Cathedral and University Botanic Gardens are also well worth a visit.
On sunny summer days, the North East coastline is within easy reach of Burnopfield, where you can visit Seaburn and Roker Beach, or take a stroll along Durham Heritage Coast.
Education
If you’re moving to the area with school-age children, the ‘outstanding’ Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School and Highfield Community Primary School are nearby, while St Thomas More Catholic School in Blaydon is also top-rated by Ofsted.
For older children and adults thinking about studying for a degree, Newcastle University, Northumbria University and Durham University are all just a short drive away from the village.
Getting to Burnopfield
The village has good transport links by road, close to the A692 and the A694. If you’re commuting to work, the drive to Newcastle and Gateshead takes just 20 minutes, while the journey to Burnopfield from Durham around 25 minutes. Sunderland is a 35-minute drive away, while Middlesborough can be reached in under one hour.
If you’re travelling to London, the quickest way to get there is by train from Newcastle, with a journey time of three hours to reach King’s Cross. When you’re venturing abroad for a well-earned holiday, Newcastle International Airport is only a 20-minute drive away from the village.