Newcastle upon Tyne — NE1 to the coast

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Newcastle area guides — every patch from NE1 to the coast

Twelve in-depth Newcastle upon Tyne area guides, live now — from Jesmond's £325,000 terraces to Walker's £110,000 riverside value — each with prices by property type, the best streets, Metro times, schools and an honest verdict. Thirty more areas join through 2026.

Tree-lined Victorian terraced street in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne

Jesmond

Avg £325kRead the guide →

Edwardian semi-detached homes with hedged gardens in Gosforth, Newcastle

Gosforth

Avg £340kRead the guide →

Red-brick Tyneside flat terraces in golden evening light, Heaton, Newcastle

Heaton

Avg £230kRead the guide →

Red-brick warehouses and street art in the Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle

Ouseburn

Avg £195kRead the guide →

Riverside apartments and the Millennium Bridge on Newcastle Quayside at dusk

Quayside & City Centre

Avg £210kRead the guide →

Longsands beach and the priory headland at Tynemouth on the North East coast

Tynemouth

Avg £365kRead the guide →

1930s red-brick semi-detached homes on a tree-lined Fenham street, Newcastle

Fenham

Avg £160kRead the guide →

The colourful balconies of the Grade II* listed Byker Wall estate, Newcastle

Byker

Avg £125kRead the guide →

Three-storey Victorian terraces with colourful doors in Sandyford, Newcastle

Sandyford

Avg £185kRead the guide →

Modern family homes on a quiet Kingston Park cul-de-sac, Newcastle

Kingston Park

Avg £245kRead the guide →

Terraced streets running down towards the River Tyne at Walker, Newcastle

Walker

Avg £110kRead the guide →

The Glasshouse and Millennium Bridge seen from the Gateshead bank of the Tyne

Gateshead

Avg £150kRead the guide →

Whitley Bay, North Shields, Wallsend, Low Fell and 26 more — guides in production.

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