A breathtaking development of 76 new 2,3,4 and 5 bedroom homes.

A Great Place to Live

Amongst 76 homes on the site, there are 15 individual designs, each featuring a different selection of bricks and roof tiles, yet brought together by a unified design theme. The Chequers encompasses semi-detached properties with two, three or four bedrooms, townhouses with three or four bedrooms and five bedroom detached homes.

Living in Consett

If you’re a stranger to the area, Consett will come as an agreeable surprise. In place of the desolation following the steelworks closure in 1979, there is regeneration.

A town built on labour is now growing on ideas, symbolised by the technology based businesses flourishing in the Innovation Centre. Property prices are amongst the fastest growing in Britain, a signal not only of confidence but the need to be quick to take advantage while the difference is still in your favour.

You won’t stay a stranger for long. People here are some of the most welcoming in the UK’s friendliest region, and proud of their success in revitalising Consett. On its hillside above the wooded Derwent Valley with stone-built streets and green areas around a bustling redeveloped centre, Consett has the appearance of a flourishing country town and all the amenities you could need. Tyneside and Durham may be under 30 minutes drive, but for shopping, sport, education and great nights out, Consett more than holds its own.

Breathe Easy...

Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it in Consett. The town boasts high street names alongside independent food and fashion shops and there’s a weekly market in the square. Education covers the whole range from local primary and secondary schools to the brand new Derwentside College right on your doorstep. A whole range of sports are available at the Belle Vue Centre and it’s just a short drive to Slaley Hall for world class golf. There’s even a popular traditional theatre for your entertainment and a wide choice of pubs and restaurants in and around the town.