3-bed
£53,750 share
£677/month + rent
3 bed • 3 bath
Consett, County Durham
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Fellside Gardens
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3-bed
£53,750 share
£648/month + rent
3 bed • 3 bath
Consett, County Durham
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Fellside Gardens
3-bed
£107,500 share
£790/month + rent
3 bed • 3 bath
Consett, County Durham
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Fellside Gardens
3-bed
£107,500 share
£845/month + rent
3 bed • 3 bath
Consett, County Durham
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Fellside Gardens
3-bed
£161,250 share
£934/month + rent
3 bed • 3 bath
Consett, County Durham
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Fellside Gardens
3-bed
£161,250 share
£1,014/month + rent
3 bed • 3 bath
Consett, County Durham
Available Aug 2025
Shared Ownership New Build
Fellside Gardens
Consett Overview
Average Share Price: £107,500
Available Now: 6 properties
Total Listed: 6 properties
Transport
Consett benefits from a network of local bus services connecting it to nearby towns such as Durham and Newcastle, while road links via the A692 provide convenient access to the A1(M) motorway for longer journeys. Though the town no longer has an active railway station, the nearest stations at Durham and Newcastle offer frequent services to London and other major cities.
🚌 Regular local bus services connecting Consett with Durham and Newcastle
🚗 Proximity to the A692 road linking to the A1(M) motorway
🚂 Nearest railway stations at Durham and Newcastle with services to London
✈️ Access to Newcastle International Airport approximately 20 miles away
🚲 Local taxi services and cycle routes within the town
Nearby Areas
Why Consett?
Consett offers a blend of small-town charm and convenient access to larger urban centres, making it ideal for those seeking a quieter lifestyle without sacrificing connectivity. The town has a rich industrial heritage and is surrounded by beautiful countryside, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Affordable housing and a strong sense of community further enhance its appeal for families and professionals alike.
• Rich industrial history with landmarks reflecting its steel production heritage
• Close proximity to the scenic Derwent Reservoir and surrounding countryside
• Affordable housing options compared to nearby cities
• A variety of local schools including primary and secondary education facilities
• Accessible healthcare services including Consett Community Hospital
• Growing retail and leisure amenities including supermarkets and local shops
• Community-focused events and recreational facilities such as sports centres
• Good road connections facilitating commuting to Durham, Newcastle, and beyond