Cussins is pleased to announce the commencement of our latest project, Turner Square. Situated on the outskirts of Morpeth over-looking fields and protected open space, this development of 24 homes will appeal to a wide variety of home owners.

Working with the highly regarded architectural practice, New Forest Design, we have created a very exciting and meticulously thought-out range of homes which have been uniquely tailored to the Turner Square development.

As always these homes will be built by our in-house construction team to our usual high specifications and build quality, a fact that ensures Cussins home purchasers are investing in both quality and peace of mind.

Turner Square is a very exciting and unique opportunity for those looking for a first rate new home in an excellent location.

Location is paramount and Turner Square is well positioned to take advantage of the many services and facilities Morpeth has to offer. Situated on the southern edge of the Town with views over open countryside, the development benefits from excellent lesiure and education facilities as well as transport links to both the town centre and the region.

Morpeth town centre has recently undergone a major overhaul and now boasts some of the best shopping facilities in the region. The newly built Sanderson Arcade was opened to great fanfare by Joanna Lumley in 2009. This stylish arcade is home to a catalogue of top names including; Waterstone’s, Laura Ashley, Marks & Spencers, Central Bean Coffee House, Vision Express and Body Shop.

Outside the arcade you are also well served, there is an array of shops including butchers, bakers, a specialist cheese shop, a farmers market, the renowned Rutherford & Co department store as well as Morrison & Lidl supermarkets.

The town is well served by restaurants with a choice of cuisines including Indian, British, Chinese and Italian. Booking ahead is recommended for Kevin Liu’s hugely popular Mulan restaurant situated on the banks of the river Wansbeck. Coffee shops, bars and takeaways ensure that whatever your needs, your every requirement is met.

Morpeth is great if sporting and leisure activities are high on your priorities. In addition to an array of gyms and health clubs, the Riverside Leisure centre offers a 25 meter swimming pool, exercise studio and multipurpose sports hall.

If running is your thing then you’re in good company, the Morpeth Harriers are the North East’s leading road, cross country and track and field athletics club. A thriving sports scene is further enhanced by Morpeth Cricket Hockey & Tennis Club, Morpeth RFC and Morpeth Town F.C. offering both competitive team sport and entertaining viewing.

Golfers will not be disappointed either, Morpeth Golf Club is on your doorstep, whilst Longhirst Hall, Burgham Park and Linden Hall Golf clubs are only a short drive away.

For those with more sedate activities in mind; Carlisle Park, William Turner Garden and the little-known Newminster Abbey await your exploration. If that doesn’t satisfy your thirst for getting out and about, the annual week-long Morpeth Riverside Walking Festival surely will.

In terms of Transport Turner Square is within walking distance of Morpeth Railway Station which has regular direct services to Newcastle Central Station as well as destinations further afield including London, Edinburgh and even Penzance. Road links are excellent too with easy access to the A1, numerous bus stops only meters from Turner Square and Morpeth’s newly built bus station offering convenient links to destinations including Newcastle and Berwick.

As you would expect from such a thriving market town, there is a wide choice of schools to choose from serving students of all ages. Stobhillgate County First School and Nursery is particularly convenient being only a couple of minutes walk from your doorstep.

Excellent transport links, shopping & leisure facilities and educational services are a key attraction to life at Turner Square. This combined with 24 well built and designed homes ensures that Turner Square is an opportunity not to be missed.