Development details: Keepmoat Homes’ Plessey Road development has much to offer.
Perfectly located between the bustling City of Newcastle and the rural Northumberland Countryside, the development will comprise 28 of new homes.

ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT

Education
Local primary schools in the area include Croftway Primary School (0.1 mi) Malvins Close Primary (0.7 mi) St Andrews R C First School (0.7mi) and Morpeth Road County Primary School (0.7 mi). Secondary schools include The Bede Academy (0.5 mi) Blyth Community College (1.6 mi) Bedlingtonshire Community High School (2.5 mi) and St Benet Biscop Catholic High School (3.9 mi). Both Northumbria and Newcastle Universities are based in Newcastle upon Time around 13 miles away.

Leisure
Blyth boasts a fantastic location providing excellent access to Newcastle to the south and the sleepy villages and rolling fields of Northumberland to the north. Blyth’s costal location makes it a marvellous place to start exploring Northumberland’s stunning shoreline and seaside towns; the perfect setting for keen walkers and cyclists. The area is steeped in history and there are great days out to be had exploring renowned sites such as Hadrian’s Wall, The Cragside Estate, Holy Island and Alnwick Castle; which will be familiar to fans of the Harry Potter films.

Shopping
The Plessey Road development is well served by local shops and is about half a mile from the centre of Blyth. There is a Morrison’s supermarket, Boots and WH Smith in the town as well as post offices, Newsagents, Pharmacies and convenience stores. Blyth offers a gateway to rural Northumberland and is close to numerous farm shops offering fresh local produce. Newcastle City Centre is just 13 miles away offering great shopping, restaurants and night life.

Transport
Blyth is located to the north of Newcastle upon Tyne and there are good road links connecting the two. Commuters are well served by the A189, which is around a mile from the development and offers a direct route into the centre of Newcastle. The A189 also links up with both the A19 and the A1 which supply routes to both the east and west of the Tyne/Wear area and Durham, Darlington and Middlesbrough to the south. There are regular bus services linking Blyth to Newcastle where connections to the Tyne Wear Metro and regional train routes can be made.