Western Grange, Killingworth

Location

Western Grange is a modern community of low-carbon homes integrated into the boundary of Killingworth Village. Offering a selection of homes, this semi-rural development appeals to a range of buyers, including first-time buyers, families, and those looking to commute into Newcastle.

Shopping

Killingworth Shopping Centre is just a mile away and provides an eclectic mix of high-street names including a popular supermarket, several discount stores, a clothing retailer, and a choice of fast-food restaurants. Additional retail parks include Northumberland Retail Park, Silverlink Shopping Park, and Newcastle Quays Retail Park.

Newcastle city centre is one of the country’s premier shopping destinations, with bustling indoor shopping centres and a thriving independent scene scattered from a pedestrianised core. The city also benefits from a renowned nightlife, and a plethora of award-winning dining.

Education

There are a number of well-regarded primary and secondary schools in the surrounding area to the development.

For those with younger children, Forest Hall Primary School, St Mary’s RC Primary School, and Amberley Primary School are esteemed locally – all within a five-minute drive of the development.

Secondary options include George Stephenson High School and Longbenton High School, a five- and nine-minute drive away, respectively. Additional high school options can be found further afield.

For those seeking to pursue higher education, Newcastle and Northumbria universities are amongst the highest ranked institutions in the country across the board in terms of employability, research, and student satisfaction. Both are located in the city centre just a short commute away.

Transport

Western Grange is supported by a strong public transport network and road infrastructure, easily connecting residents with the rest of the city and beyond.

Clousden Hill bus stop is a six-minute walk away, with regular services running through Newcastle. The development is an 18-minute walk away from the city’s metro network, with Palmersville the closest station. Part of the Yellow Line, passengers are five stops from the coast and eight stops from Town.

The development is a four-minute drive from the A19, which heads south through Sunderland and Teeside, terminating outside of York. The Coast Road is a seven-minute drive away, delivering motorists to the city centre in 16 minutes and the beach in seven minutes.

Newcastle International Airport is a 23-minute drive away, providing destinations and connections worldwide.