Bellway opens new development in Redcar
Bellway has opened a brand new development in Redcar which it has named Scholars Park. Situated of Redcar Lane, the development will comprise of a range of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes designed to appeal to first time buyers as well as more mature buyers.
Dee Colonia, Sales Manager at Bellway Durham, said: “The style of the homes is more contemporary which appeals to more modern living patterns. The elevations of the homes feature more glazing giving them a modern feel and allowing more natural light to flood the living spaces. Internally, the homes have been designed to create the maximum amount of useable space with the interior layouts featuring open plan living spaces to cater for a 21st century life style.”
Residents will find a number of well-regarded schools in the local area, including Coatham CE Primary School and Newcomen Primary School for younger children and Sacred Heart Secondary Catholic Voluntary Academy for older pupils. Redcar and Cleveland College offers a range of apprenticeships and higher education courses.
Just a mile from Redcar beach and around 20 miles from the Cleveland Hills, Scholar’s Park is an ideal location for experiencing the best of countryside and coast. The Esplanade that runs alongside the beach, features a boating lake, cafés, amusement arcades and the Redcar Beacon – an 80ft high building that provides panoramic views over the seafront.
Locally, a famers market takes place twice monthly in nearby Saltburn-by-the-Sea, while Guisborough, around seven miles away, hosts a twice weekly market.
The attractive resort of Saltburn, six miles away, is home to the oldest water balanced cliff lift in Britain, a miniature railway within its Valley Gardens and a Victorian pleasure pier. Inland, Guisborough, lies at the edge of the North York Moors National Park, which covers 554 square miles and provides opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling and horse riding.
Nearby sporting venues include Redcar Racecourse, Cleveland Golf Club and Redcar Cricket Club. Tennis courts can be found at Locke Park, opposite the development, which also features a children’s play area, boating lake and flower gardens
For commuters, the A1085 links to the A66 for Middlesbrough, Darlington, the A1 and the A19 (for Thirsk, York, and Doncaster to the south, Hartlepool, Sunderland and Newcastle to the North).
The nearest railway station is Redcar Central, half a mile away, and from there regular services run into Saltburn, Middlesbrough, Darlington and Newcastle.
For further information, visit bellway.co.uk.
