which are the nicest suburb/rural areas around Newcastle Upon Tyne?

Whickham-It is a small village about 10 mins from Newcastle. There is a very good secondary school and loads of primary schools. It is a really nice area.

Dunston-Some parts are nice, but some parts-DONT GO.

Low Fell-There are some lovely old houses and losts of things to do

Festival Park-It is opposite the team valley. There are some lovely housesa and there is no crime or anything. It is 5 mins away from Metro Centre, 5 mins from Retail world and there is a gr8 bus service

Longbenton - Not very nice unless you like bowling. Killingworth - Not bad, not great. There's not very much there. Gosforth - Yep. Nice area. You're only a stones throw from both Newcastle and the countryside. Whitley Bay & North Shields - Both pleasant areas with decent nightlife and good access to Newcastle but they are a little further out. South Shields & Shiremoor - Not so bad. I wouldn't live there personally because both areas are as dull as dishwater. If I was you, I'd go for Gosforth. It's a good combination of the things that you're looking for. It's a clean and safe place. Even if you got completely stuck in the centre of Newcastle, you could walk home in 20 minutes. Transport is excellent. You're close to Jesmond Dene and in the other direction, you have Northumberland and then Scotland. Second choice would be Whitley Bay or North Shields. They're equally as nice as Gosforth, but not so good in terms of commuting to Newcastle.

Alnwick, Ashington, Bedlington, Blyth, Corbridge, Cramlington, Haltwhistle, Hexham, Mickley, Morpeth, Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Ovingham, Ponteland, Prudhoe, Rothbury, Stocksfield , Wylam

Cresswell, ellington, Longhorsley, Belsay, Seaton Sluice, Warkworth.

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If you want a serious answer you have to say what your approximate budget will be.

For example, you could buy a house for 2 million on Darras Hall and live next to the Newcastle United footballers (at one extreme.)

Again for £140,000 you could buy a house in a reasonable area in Kingston Park.

So, help us and we shall be able to advise you better. What would be your top price for a property?

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Best village is Rowlands Gill.Excellent primary schools and in he catchment area for one of the top secondary schools in the country.Houses are beautiful and the area is quite quiet. xx

Cramlington is a good place. It has everything you have stated you are looking for. Plenty greenery, good housing and a half decent shopping centre.

cramlington would be my first choice, nice shopping area, close to mjor transport routes, (a1 north and south, a19 south, near to n/cle railway and airport)

other way try hexham or corbridge

ponteland, darras hall, morpeth

Fulham, Putney, Barnes, Kensington

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