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RELOCATING TO THE TEES VALLEY
CONTENTS
3. Introduction to the Tees Valley
4. Darlington
8. Yarm & Eaglescliffe
10. Marton & Nunthorpe
12. Guisborough
14. Saltburn
16. Wynyard & Hartlepool
THE TEES VALLEY
Countryside and coast on the doorstep; a vibrant community of creative and
independent businesses; growing industry and innovative emerging sectors; a friendly,
upbeat Northern nature and the perfect location from which to explore the neighbouring
beauty of the North East and Yorkshire are just a few reasons why it’s great to call the
Tees Valley home.
Labelled the “most exciting, beautiful and friendly region in The Tees Valley provides easy access to the rest of the
England” by Lonely Planet, the Tees Valley offers a fantastic country and international hubs such as London Heathrow and
quality of life to balance with a successful career. Some of the Amsterdam Schiphol, with weekends away, short breaks and
UK’s most scenic coastline and countryside are just a short summer holidays also within easy reach from our local Teesside
commute out of the bustling town centres – providing the International Airport.
perfect escape after a hard day at the office.
Country and coastal retreats are close-by in Durham, Barnard
Nestled between County Durham and North Yorkshire, the Tees Castle, Richmond, Redcar, Seaton Carew, Saltburn, Staithes and
Valley is made up of Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Whitby and city stopovers in London, Edinburgh and Manchester
Redcar & Cleveland and Stockton-on-Tees. are a relaxing two-and-a-half-hour train journey away. Newcastle,
York, Leeds and the Lake District are also all within an hour’s
The region has a thriving independent scene, with bars, pubs drive.
and restaurants that make the ideal local. Baker and Bedford
Streets in Middlesbrough plus Yarm, Darlington and Saltburn From town centre living in walking distance to work and
offer café and coffee culture, as well as unique shops and accessible village life in picturesque locations to grand spaces
markets. for affordable prices and a range of great things to do on your
doorstep - the Tees Valley is the perfect Northern base.
If you love the outdoors, then the Tees Valley is a great location
for you. You can enjoy water sports along the River Tees or at
the coast. Cycle and hike in Guisborough Woods, across the
North York Moors and along coastal paths around Saltburn, while
taking in the stunning views of the region. All which provide easy
access to the rest of the country with national rail and road links
and a growing Teesside International Airport.
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DARLINGTON THINGS TO DO
• Walking and Cycling – Home to many walking and
cycling routes along the River Tees on the Teesdale Way
Home to the new Treasury North campus, the market town of and within a short one-hour drive to the Lake District
Darlington lies in the Tees Valley in the north east of England. or the North York Moors, you are never far away from
stunning countryside and wide-open spaces to enjoy by
Crowned by the clock tower and brimming with historic bike or on foot in Darlington.
buildings, the town has a distinctive Victorian feel. Alongside the
• For more walking and cycling routes in Darlington and
many nods to the past, Darlington is a town looking to the future
beyond go to enjoyteesvalley.com/activity-listings/get-
with extensive ongoing restoration and redevelopment. outdoors
Darlington has handy train and road links, connecting it to major • Golf & Spa – The five-star resort of Rockliffe Hall is a
cities as well as the wild countryside of the nearby North York hidden gem in the North East and is home to an award-
Moors, Yorkshire Dales and Lake District national parks and winning spa and one of the most challenging golf
courses in Europe. Find out more at enjoyteesvalley.com/
North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
accomodation/rockliffe-hall
• Food & Drink – Darlington and the wider Tees Valley
have a great choice of places to eat and drink with a
host of amazing independent restaurants and bars as
well as fine dining at the region’s only two Michelin-star
restaurant The Raby Hunt, or within the traditional pub
charm of The Bay Horse in Hurworth. For more places to
eat and drink go to enjoyteesvalley.com/food-and-drink
LIVING UNCOVER THE TOWN’S ENJOY NIGHTS
POPULATION
106,800 RICH HERITAGE AT THE THEATRE
The large market town of Darlington owes much of its development
to the influence of local Quaker families in the Georgian and • Head of Steam Railway Museum – Uncover Darlington’s • Darlington Hippodrome – Catch a show in the
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Victorian eras, who provided much of the finance and vision in role in the history of the railway at the Head of Steam magnificent surroundings of the Edwardian theatre
WORKED Railway Museum. Located on the route of the 1825 railway, – the Darlington Hippodrome. Delight in the plays,
creating the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the world’s first steam
£29.8 locomotive powered, permanent passenger railway – which the the museum showcases the role that the Stockton and
Darlington railway played in steam travel. There are big
opera, comedy, music, dance and pantomime from
both local and touring production companies that
town is famous for. plans to make the Darlington museum a world-class visitor grace its stage in a spectacular auditorium.
AVERAGE SPEED attraction and exciting celebrations are full steam ahead to
Independent shops, bars, restaurants and cafes fill the narrow, celebrate the 200th anniversary in 2025. For more go to • Just next door is The Hullaballoo, the only
ON LOCAL ‘A’ ROAD dedicated children’s theatre north of London.
cobbled streets of the various wynds and yards of this distinctive enjoyteesvalley.com/activity/head-of-steam.
29.9MPH town centre with delicious eateries and the perfect coffee spots • Tees Cottage Pumping Station – Learn about how the • Independent venues such as The Forum serve as
at every corner. The market square provides the ideal location Victorian authorities supplied the town with water at the a meeting place for musicians as well as a comedy
COMMUTE for a vibrant programme of events, from food and drink festivals Tees Cottage Pumping Station. It has two original pumping and film club, whilst the art deco Majestic Theatre
TIME ON FOOT and dance extravaganzas to regular markets, situated in front engines that are put into action on four weekends a year. hosts the very best in amateur theatre.
10MINS of the Victorian market hall, currently undergoing an exciting
refurbishment.
You can also watch live demonstrations of the old trade
of blacksmithing at the Blacksmith’s Shop. For more go to
• Head a little further afield and you can enjoy the
newly-restored The Globe in Stockton, West-End
enjoyteesvalley.com/activity/tees-cottage-pumping-station/ productions at the Sunderland Empire, the Theatre
The beautiful green space of South Park filled with original • St Cuthbert’s Church – Just off Darlington’s market Royal in Newcastle or experience a pantomime at
square stands the impressive church with its medieval the York Grand Opera House.
Victorian features sits just outside of the town centre, whilst the
magnificent Darlington Hippodrome theatre lights up the town architecture. It was completed in 1240 and marks the site • Check out the Tees Valley’s theatres and art
of one of the temporary resting places of St Cuthbert after
with its impressive façade and even more impressive line-up of the Vikings attacked Lindisfarne.
centres at enjoyteesvalley.com/event-listings/
performances. theatre/
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HOUSING
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MIDDLETON ST GEORGE / LOW CONISCLIFFE
MIDDLETON ONE ROW
• The small but attractive village of Low Coniscliffe is
• Middleton St George is a village just two miles just 2.5 miles from Darlington town centre and boasts
outside of Darlington within easy reach of Teesside a beautiful riverside location and picturesque rural
International Airport. setting. The River Tees is on the doorstep which offers
£284,995 £610,000 a range of riverside walking routes, plus the local pub, £420,000 £487,000
• The pretty village has a small selection of shops, the Baydale Beck Inn within easy walking distance.
four pubs alongside everyday amenities as well as A brand-new selection of luxury properties has just
a doctor’s surgery and private day nursery. been added to the village at Coniscliffe Grange with
Robertson Homes.
• The original line of the Stockton and Darlington
Railway passed through the village, which is now
served by Dinsdale railway station.
£375,000 £850,000 £535,000 £590,000
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HURWORTH-ON-TEES TOWN CENTRE & WEST END
• The idyllic village of Hurworth-on-Tees is • Central Park is ideally located near to Darlington town
surrounded by stunning open countryside, whilst centre, the main railway station and supermarkets,
still being close to Darlington and transport links providing a mix of house types that are ideal for first
making this the perfect place to enjoy the best of time buyers, families and professionals.
both worlds. A property in the riverside location
of Hurworth will see you enjoy the quiet, village £198,000 £469,955 • One of the most desirable areas of Darlington is the £250,000 £575,000
lifestyle with plenty of places to eat, drink and West End, which encompasses DL3 postcodes in
enjoy with the five-star resort of Rockliffe Hall and areas including Mowden, Carmel and properties off
exquisite eateries such as The Bay Horse. Woodlands Road, which passes the Darlington Memorial
Hospital into the town centre. It is a popular choice for
young professionals and families living in the area.
£235,000 £695,000 £144,995 £790,000
SCHOOLS TRANSPORT
There is a great choice of high-achieving schools in the Sitting at the West side of the Tees Valley, Darlington is a
Darlington area with many rated either Outstanding or Good transport hub with major A roads such as the A1(M) and A66
by Ofsted. running direct into the town. Teesside International Airport is
just six miles from the centre of Darlington and connects to
With a choice of seven Ofsted rated Outstanding schools
UK, European and worldwide destinations with daily direct
across primary and secondary, including Abbey Infants’
links to London Heathrow and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
School, St Augustine’s RC Primary School, Carmel College and
Darlington’s railway station is part of the main East Coast
Hurworth School, Darlington provides great opportunities to
Rail Network and provides rapid and regular connections
give your family the best start in life.
southwards to London (twice an hour direct to Kings Cross
The town also benefits from two colleges with the Queen taking less than 2.5 hours) and northwards to Edinburgh in a
Elizabeth Sixth Form and Darlington college which neighbours little over two hours.
the Teesside University campus for the Centre for Professional
and Executive Development (CPED).
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YARM & HOUSING
EAGLESCLIFFE
There are some excellent housing options on both sides of the river
in Yarm and Eaglescliffe, all situated within easy reach of the schools.
From executive new-build properties to beautiful Victorian houses,
there is something for everyone. Egglescliffe Village offers the £169,950 £825,000
opportunity to live in a quaint village, with the advantage of having
all the amenities of Yarm High Street a short stroll away. At its heart is YARM
the Pot and Glass, a traditional family-run pub, and its proximity to the
river means you can go on stunning walks right from your doorstep.
Yarm High Street itself also has a range of housing if you like to be
close to the action, with some quirky cottages and stylish apartments
tucked away on its pretty side streets.
If you prefer a new home, there is also a range of developments,
including Avant Homes Tall Trees, with a choice of three, four and
five-bedroom new homes and the Morley Carr Farm Taylor Wimpey £695,000 £380,000
offering a range of options.
EAGLESCLIFFE
POPULATION LIVING SCHOOLS TRANSPORT
197,300
Yarm and Eaglescliffe are well-connected. Yarm
Either side of the river are some of the region’s top schools. Yarm
The beautiful market town of Yarm is one of the North East’s most train station has direct trains to York, Leeds and
School and Teesside High offer co-educational, independent
Manchester, while Eaglescliffe station takes you
GVA PER HR picturesque locations. At the heart is its bustling high street, filled education for pupils aged 3-18. Conyers and Egglescliffe are
directly to London in less than three hours and
WORKED with independent shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars - it’s easy to excellent, high performing comprehensive schools. The nine primary
Darlington Train station in 10 minutes. It is also only a
£35.10 see why it was named the winner of the 2020 Rising Star Award at
schools in the district are classified as either Good or Outstanding,
making this an excellent location for families of all ages.
15-minute drive to Darlington, which connects you to
Newcastle, Durham and Edinburgh via the East Coast
the Great British High Street Awards.
Main Line. Teesside Airport is also just a ten-minute
drive away for those trips further afield.
AVERAGE SPEED The River Tees flows through its centre, underneath the imposing
ON LOCAL ‘A’ ROAD
Yarm viaduct, and it is surrounded by glorious countryside making it
26.8MPH the ideal location for exploring on foot.
Yarm High Street sits between Yarm and Eaglescliffe, which offer FOOD AND DRINK
COMMUTE TIME BY
CAR TO DARLINGTON
plenty to do once you have exhausted all that the high street has
to offer. Discover Preston Hall and step back in time with its replica
21 MINS Victorian Street or explore the 110 acres of parkland and woodland • Food and drink – Yarm High Street is home to some of the
region’s best restaurants, with a range of excellent continental-
filled with beautiful picnic spots. Also located within Preston Park style eateries, cafes and bars. Make a pit-stop at Hobo Coffee
is Butterfly World, where the world’s most exotic and beautiful House or enjoy an al-fresco dining experience at the Michelin
butterflies fill the air. Guide restaurant, Muse. There is also an array of traditional
pubs, serving everything from cask ales to cocktails.
There are also plenty of things to keep sports-mad children and
• Accommodation – Country house hotels Crathorne Hall and
adults entertained, with family-friendly clubs for tennis, golf, cricket, Judges are just a short distance from the High street, for that
squash and rugby. extra-special occasion.
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MARTON &
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HOUSING
NUNTHORPE
There is a variety of housing available in Marton and Nunthorpe
from flats, bungalows and semi-detached properties to new-build
developments and the impressive mansions on the well-known road £244,995 £895,000
The Grove in Marton.
NUNTHORPE
Roseberry Manor from Bellway Homes is the newest development
in Nunthorpe. It is a development of three, four and five-bedroom
homes, which border open countryside and is overlooked by
Roseberry Topping and the Cleveland Hills.
£160,000 £370,000
MARTON
POPULATION LIVING SCHOOLS TRANSPORT
141,000
Marton and Nunthorpe are in the catchment area of Both Marton and Nunthorpe are well connected by both rail and
Marton and Nunthorpe are both pretty suburbs of Middlesbrough a selection of Ofsted rated Outstanding and Good road. Each suburb has a railway station with regular services that run
located at the heart of the Tees Valley. schools including Nunthorpe Primary Academy, to Middlesbrough, Stockton, Hartlepool, Newcastle and Carlisle and
GVA PER HR Lingfield Primary School and St Bernadette’s both are within easy reach of the A19 for Middlesbrough, Hartlepool,
Catholic Primary School. Sunderland, York and Doncaster, and the A171 for Middlesbrough, Whitby
WORKED Marton, famous for being the birthplace of the British explorer and Scarborough.
£29.80 Captain James Cook, is a small suburb within easy reach of
Middlesbrough. At its centre lies the lush green grounds and
open space of Stewart Park, home to the Captain Cook Birthplace
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Museum and host of BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in 2019. FOOD AND DRINK
ON LOCAL ‘A’ ROAD
The area has also been known for producing an array of sporting
29.9MPH talent with junior football club Marton F.C. turning out professional • Food & Drink – A small selection of sweet cafes can be
footballers Jonathan Woodgate, David Wheater and Stewart found in each suburb, perfect for a coffee stop or a spot
Downing. Middlesbrough FC’s impressive Riverside Stadium is just of lunch, while the centre of Middlesbrough offers similar
a short drive away and also hosts big-ticket concerts during the vintage cafes like The Tea House alongside a range of dining
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experiences for any occasion. Baker Street and Bedford
CAR TO DARLINGTON summer months. Street are the focal points of the foodie scene, including
30MINS Nunthorpe, an outer suburb of Middlesbrough, is located south
the cool cocktail bar The Nuthatch, the Baker Street Kitchen
café and The Chairman, which serves up posh pub grub.
of the River Tees and is another fantastic base with easy access The Middlesbrough food scene really comes alive when the
monthly artisan food and drink festival Orange Pip Market
to Middlesbrough town centre and the glorious countryside of arrives in town, with the streets filled with delicious food
the neighbouring North York Moors, overlooked by the iconic vendors, live music and salsa every summer from April to
Roseberry Topping. A walker’s paradise, Roseberry Topping is often September.
compared to the Matterhorn in Switzerland because of its shape
and has a fantastic array of habitats to discover. Explore bluebell • Accommodation – The centre of Middlesbrough has a
selection of budget hotels from the Jury’s Inn, Premier Inn
woods, heather moorland, the open expanses of Roseberry and the Holiday Inn Express with a choice of smaller hotels
Common and breathtaking views all year round. and B&Bs in the area too.
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GUISBOROUGH
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HOUSING
There are a wide range of housing options available in Guisborough,
from detatched and semi-detached homes overlooking Guisborough
Forest, to charming cottages and impressive country houses that
line Belmangate. The much sought-after Stokesley Road caters for
larger homes and, just outside of town Hutton Village features many £124,950 £750,000
individually designed detached executive homes. Taylor Wimpey
also have their new Galley Hill development, which offers a selection
of four and five-bedroom houses.
£339,950 £245,000
GUISBOROUGH
POPULATION LIVING SCHOOLS TRANSPORT
137,200
Guisborough is in the catchment area of a Guisborough is a short distance from the A174 and A19 and is
selection of Ofsted rated Outstanding and Good located near the A171 to the North York Moors and Whitby. Teesside
Guisborough is a small market town steeped in history, heritage, International Airport is also approximately a 30-minute drive away for a
schools including Galley Hill Primary School - rated
GVA PER HR and community spirit. Guisborough boasts attractive cobbled Outstanding - plus Belmont Primary School, Prior range of international connections.
WORKED streets and an impressive forest which acts as a gateway to the Pursglove College, Nunthorpe Academy and
£25.70 North York Moors, making it fantastic for someone wanting to Outwood Academy Bydales. Arriva North East offers several bus routes connecting Guisborough
to nearby towns and villages as well as regular bus services to
escape to the countryside. Middlesbrough. There is also an on-demand bus service Tees Flex,
which offers services to a variety of key locations across Redcar &
Guisborough’s High Street is the hub of the market town and Cleveland.
AVERAGE SPEED provides a whole host of shops to enjoy, from large retailers to
ON LOCAL ‘A’ ROAD independent stores. The High Street is also bustling with market
35.9 MPH traders every Thursday and Saturday throughout the year, so you’re
FOOD AND DRINK
bound to find local businesses to fall in love with.
COMMUTE TIME BY With a wide range of walking and cycling routes for all abilities and
• Food and drink – Guisborough’s independent food and
CAR TO DARLINGTON ages, Pinchinthorpe suits explorers and families alike, so you can drink scene is thriving, so you’ll be spoilt for choice when it
42MINS take the children to discover Great Gruffalo Wood or recharge your
batteries at Guisborough Branch Walkway Café.
comes to classy bars, cosy cafes and top-quality eateries.
Discover authentic Italian cuisine in Sergio’s Italian, enjoy top-
notch cocktails in The Monk or satisfy your sweet tooth at The
Get immersed in history with Gisborough Priory’s impressive Songbird Bakery. Don’t forget to grab a bite to eat at Cookfellas
Restaurant, which is also opening a new wine bar on the High
architecture or pack a picnic and tour its gorgeous grounds. Street.
• Accommodation – Stay in the luxurious four-star country house
hotel, Gisborough Hall, or embrace the great outdoors at Baby
Moon Camp.
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SALTBURN
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HOUSING
Saltburn has a whole host of properties to suit any lifestyle. Grand
Victorian houses can be found on Marske Mill Lane, which sits just
a stone’s throw from the town’s railway station and beach. Many
detached, semi-detached and beautiful period terraced properties
can be found elsewhere in the centre. If it’s executive new-builds that £230,000 £599,950
you’re on the hunt for, Larkfields, a new Taylor Wimpey development,
provides two, three and four-bedroom homes in a choice of designs.
£370,000 £985,000
SALTBURN
POPULATION LIVING SCHOOLS TRANSPORT
137,200
Saltburn is home to Rosedene Nursery, Saltburn
Saltburn’s train station links directly to Middlesbrough and Darlington for
Named fourth in The London Economic’s top ten best up-and- Primary School and Huntcliffe Secondary School
speedy connections along and East Coast Main Line and to the North-
coming places to live in the UK, this pretty Victorian seaside town with Prior Pursglove College and Redcar and
West. A 20-minute drive takes you on the A19 and it’s a 50-minute drive
GVA PER HR Cleveland College within easy reach. There are
provides scenic coastal living with the North York Moors on the many other schools and colleges in the surrounding
to the A1(M). Teesside International Airport is only 45 minutes away with a
WORKED doorstep. range of domestic and international destinations.
£25.70
areas which include Middlesbrough College and
the globally recognised Teesside University.
The beautiful beach, which has been awarded Blue Flag status
for two years in a row, is also home to the last remaining pleasure
AVERAGE SPEED pier in the North East and the oldest operating water balanced
ON LOCAL ‘A’ ROAD cliff lift. The area has a burgeoning arts scene, a range of delicious FOOD AND DRINK
35.9MPH restaurants – including award-winning fish and chips – and some of
the best surfing spots in the North.
• Food and drink Quirky cocktail bars like the Sitting
For sports and activities, the 12th hole at Saltburn Golf Club is Room and Signals Café & Bar, sit nearby to independent
COMMUTE TIME BY eateries along Milton Street and you can get fish and
acclaimed as one of the best par threes in the North East and
CAR TO DARLINGTON chips with a side of panoramic coastal views at Seaview
Saltburn beach is a major surf spot with Flow Surf School and
43MINS Saltburn Surf School providing equipment and surf lessons. Marvel
Restaurant.
at Boulby Cliffs on exhilarating country walks and a coastal stroll will • Accommodation – Fine dining is also on the menu at
take you along to Marske-by-the-Sea and Redcar. Brockley Hall boutique hotel, in a refined environment
with an a la carte 2 AA Rosette awarded menu. The town
is home to a monthly Farmers Market and Saltburn Food
Festival is an annual celebration of Northern-produced
food, drink, arts and crafts.
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WYNYARD &
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HOUSING
HARTLEPOOL
Wynyard Park has worked with several elite house builders
to create new build homes and provide an aspirational living
environment that has been carefully crafted within a tranquil
woodland location. From magnificent self-builds to outstanding
executive homes, the luxury private estate promotes a fantastic £945,000 £745,000
quality of life and includes its own facilities.
Hartlepool provides a home close to the coast whilst Wynyard,
in Stockton-on-Tees, has some of the most impressive Hartlepool, which lies just 8-miles from Stockton-on-Tees offers a
choice of coastal town centre or village living with the villages of
properties in the Tees Valley.
Seaton Carew, Greatham, Hart Village, Dalton Piercy and Elwick.
£525,000 £495,950
WYNYARD
LIVING SCHOOLS TRANSPORT
Wynyard boasts some of the best schools in the region. Wynyard Being situated close to the key road network, including
Settle in the seaside town of Hartlepool or Seaton Carew and enjoy the Church of England Primary School is rated Outstanding by the A1(M), A19 and A689, driving from both Hartlepool or
POPULATION Wynyard to work or reaching attractions is easy. Durham
Ofsted, alongside St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Primary School.
perks of living in a coastal location. The Hartlepool Headland offers an array
of colourful properties with unrivalled views out to sea whilst the marina is
93,700 Hartlepool also has a great choice of Outstanding rated primary
is less than 30 minutes away to the north, and Teesside
International Airport is the same distance to the south.
schools with Hart Primary School, Holy Trinity Church of England
home to the magnificent HMS Trincomolee, the oldest warship still afloat, Primary School and Springwell School.
Hartlepool train station is located just minutes from the
town centre and connects the town to the rest of the
within the National Museum of the Royal Navy.
For secondary education the nearby Sedgefield Community UK with regular direct train services running across the
College is also Outstanding and you’ll find a number of reputable North East to Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Sunderland.
The Wynyard estate was owned by the Londonderry family until 1987 and has private schools a short drive away including Red House, Norton Long-distance services to London and Edinburgh can be
hundreds of new homes alongside the original country house, now Wynyard GVA PER HR and Yarm School. reached via connecting trains at Darlington with its East
Coast Main Line connections.
Hall Hotel. Wynyard Park is recognised as a significant new settlement with WORKED
Garden Village status. The managed estate includes amenities such as a
golf club, restaurant, shop, salons and even a dentist. Security is no problem,
£30.10
with 24-hour on-site operations, daily patrols and CCTV coverage alongside
regular estate maintenance including grass cutting. FOOD AND DRINK
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This high-quality environment makes Wynyard one of the most sought- ON LOCAL ‘A’ ROAD The Stables pub and restaurant in the heart of Wynyard Village is great for a
after addresses in the Tees Valley. The surrounding area has some of
the most scenic settings in the region, with tranquil woodland backdrops. 36.2MPH pub lunch and evening meal. Wynyard Hall hotel offers a la carte dining and
afternoon tea on the terrace and is complemented by a lakeside spa, top AA
rosette restaurant, farm shop, gardens and café as a neighbour. The Wynyard
The Woodland Walk at Wynyard Hall is one for all the family to enjoy and
Club at Wynyard golf club is also a popular meal destination and its Wellington
the former railway line links to footpaths on to Thorpe Wood Local Nature Course is rated as one of the UK’s best. Nearby Stockton-on-Tees and
Reserve, Tilery and Brierley Woods and the splendid Pickard Meadows. Miles Hartlepool town centres also offer a range of dining and nightlife options.
of beaches line the coast at Seal Sands, only a 13-minute drive from Wynyard, COMMUTE TIME BY
CAR TO DARLINGTON Waterside bars, restaurants and cafes can be found at Hartlepool Marina with
excellent for a family day out and, as the name suggests, you might see a
seal or two. 27 MINS cool eateries such as Wallis & Co and the Open Jar, now also with a new base
at Seaton Carew, as well as plenty more to choose from in the town centre.
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