New Homes in Middlesbrough

Lying in the southern reaches of the North East within North Yorkshire, houses in Middlesbrough benefit from a great location sandwiched between a heritage coastline and open countryside. With Newcastle a 45-minute drive north and Leeds a little further south, popular spots like Sunderland and Durham are even closer.

Whether you’re exploring the coast or the local industrial history, the North York Moors just to the south of town provide endless opportunities for walks. From the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art to the Dorman Museum and Maze Park Nature Reserve, don’t miss our developments closest to Middlesbrough. 

 

Grey Towers Village
Grey Towers Village
Sinderby Lane, Nunthorpe, MIDDLESBROUGH, MIDDLESBROUGH, TS7 0RP
  • £299,995 to £492,995
  • 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
  • New homes for sale in Nunthorpe
Highgrove at Wynyard Park
Highgrove at Wynyard Park
Attenborough Way, Wynyard, Stockton on Tees, Teesside, TS22 5JR
  • £168,000 to £334,995
  • 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
  • New homes for sale in Wynyard.
The Orchard at West Park
The Orchard at West Park
Edward Pease Way, West Park Garden Village, Darlington, DL2 2WL
  • New build homes in Darlington
Old Durham Gate
Old Durham Gate
Bent House Lane, Durham, County Durham, DH1 2DX
  • £133,000 to £344,995
  • 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
  • New homes for sale in Durham.
Alder Heights
Alder Heights
Rotary Way, Ryhope, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, SR3 2ZE
  • £214,995 to £359,995
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
  • New 3 and 4 bedroom homes now launched in Ryhope.
Abbey View
Abbey View
Abbey View Road, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 4FR
  • £205,000 to £280,000
  • 2 and 3 bedroom
  • Whitby's finest residential location! Your new, energy-efficient home by the sea.
Monkton Gardens
Monkton Gardens
Swan Close, Hebburn, Tyne and Wear, NE31 2FL
  • £229,995 to £404,995
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
  • New homes for sale in Hebburn.

New Homes in Middlesbrough FAQs

  • Life in Middlesbrough blends the charm of a close-knit community with the energy of a town undergoing exciting regeneration. Known for its industrial roots, Middlesbrough has evolved into a vibrant place to live, with affordable housing, a growing arts scene, and a strong sense of local pride. The town is home to a diverse population, and its friendly atmosphere makes it an appealing choice for families, students, and professionals alike.
  • Middlesbrough offers a surprising variety of things to see and do. Art lovers can explore the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA), while sports fans can catch a match at the Riverside Stadium, home to Middlesbrough FC. The town is also rich in green spaces, with Albert Park and Stewart Park providing peaceful spots for walks and family outings. For a taste of local history and engineering, the iconic Tees Transporter Bridge is a must-see. Throughout the year, the town hosts cultural events like the Middlesbrough Mela, celebrating its diverse heritage with music, food, and performances.
  • Education in Middlesbrough is well-supported, with a wide range of schools and colleges catering to different needs. The town has numerous primary and secondary schools, many of which are rated highly by Ofsted. Middlesbrough College plays a central role in further education, offering academic courses, vocational training, and apprenticeships. There’s also strong provision for students with special educational needs, making it a supportive environment for learners of all backgrounds.
  • Getting around from Middlesbrough is straightforward and convenient. The town is well-connected by rail, with direct services to major cities like York, Leeds, Manchester, and Newcastle. An extensive bus network makes local travel easy, while the nearby A19 and A66 provide quick road access across the North East. For air travel, Teesside International Airport is just a short drive away, offering flights to a range of UK and European destinations.