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Latest house prices for Newcastle

Details of 38,744 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
25/11/2024 Details... £245,000 1 Campion Avenue, Newcastle, ST5 0PW Details...
25/11/2024 Details... £220,000 27 Melvyn Crescent, Newcastle, ST5 8QU Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £177,000 110 King Street, Newcastle, ST5 1JJ Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £200,000 Garth, George Street, Chesterton, Newcastle, ST5 7DX Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £245,000 102 Heaton Terrace, Newcastle, ST5 8PL Details...
22/11/2024 Details... £176,000 86 Clare Avenue, Newcastle, ST5 8PR Details...
20/11/2024 Details... £357,000 1 Portland Grove, Newcastle, ST5 4JH Details...
18/11/2024 Details... £330,000 32 Tittensor Road, Newcastle, ST5 3BS Details...
18/11/2024 Details... £155,000 2 Lyme Grove, Newcastle, ST5 9NT Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £110,000 43 Victoria Street, Newcastle, ST5 1NU Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £140,000 14 Millbank Place, Newcastle, ST5 2PF Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £275,000 32 Naples Drive, Newcastle, ST5 2QD Details...
15/11/2024 Details... £303,000 22 Cressing Place, Keele, Newcastle, ST5 5FJ Details...
14/11/2024 Details... £190,000 2 Drayton Street, Newcastle, ST5 2TJ Details...
12/11/2024 Details... £170,000 Apartment 5, Kingsley Hall, Lymewood Close, Newcastle, ST5 2DU Details...
11/11/2024 Details... £65,000 Flat 33, 130 London Road, Newcastle, ST5 1AS Details...
11/11/2024 Details... £335,000 71 Rutherford Avenue, Newcastle, ST5 4JD Details...
08/11/2024 Details... £178,000 9 Burlington Avenue, Newcastle, ST5 0LA Details...
08/11/2024 Details... £129,950 59 Rothesay Avenue, Newcastle, ST5 2LQ Details...
08/11/2024 Details... £229,950 7 Hulme Close, Newcastle, ST5 6SA Details...
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Located in the northeast of England, Newcastle is a city with a fascinating history and a thriving modern cultural scene. Sitting on the banks of the River Tyne, the city has long been known for its shipbuilding industry and was once one of the most important centers of trade in Europe. Today, Newcastle is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, home to some of the country's finest museums, galleries, restaurants and bars. With excellent links to other cities across the UK and an abundance of green spaces on its doorstep, it's easy to see why Newcastle is becoming an increasingly popular place to live for both locals and newcomers alike.