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Hazlerigg sits on the northern edge of Newcastle, where the city’s suburbs finally give way to the open fields of SE Northumberland. It’s a former mining village, once centered around the Hazlerigg Colliery which closed in the 1960s, and that history is still visible in the layout of the older terraced streets. Today, it’s a quiet spot defined largely by its proximity to the Havannah and Three Hills Nature Reserve; the reserve occupies the site of the old pit heaps and provides a large expanse of woodland and lakeside paths right on the doorstep. Geographically, it’s well-placed for getting around, situated just a few minutes’ drive from the A1 and the airport, and within easy reach of the metro links at Kingston Park. While it feels self-contained and semi-rural, you’re only about five miles from the city centre, making it a practical base for those who work in town but prefer being within walking distance of the green belt.