84 brownfield sites without permission in Newcastle upon Tyne
- No permission
- 84
- Homes they could take
- 2,896
- Application pending
- 1,308
- All live sites
- 188
Newcastle upon Tyne lists 188 live sites on its brownfield register. These are the ones with no planning permission or an application still undecided, largest first. 57 register entries give no housing estimate.
- Application pending
Newburn Riverside
- Could take
- 900–1,100 homes
- Site area
- 36.3 ha
≈25 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Forth Goods Yard
- Could take
- 225–275 homes
- Site area
- 2.6 ha
≈88 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Land at Felling View Caldbeck Avenue Caldbeck Close Walker
- Could take
- 158–194 homes
- Site area
- 4.1 ha
≈38 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Newcastle City Heliport
- Could take
- 153–187 homes
- Site area
- 2.3 ha
≈66 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
- Application pending
Land at former Heaton Depot and Heaton Down Yard Marleen Avenue Heaton
- Could take
- 135–165 homes
- Site area
- 4.2 ha
≈32 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Uptin House Stepney Road
- Could take
- 100–122 homes
- Site area
- 0.2 ha
≈526 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Westgate Community College (north), Grange Road
- Could take
- 60–118 homes
- Site area
- 2.1 ha
≈29 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Warwick House, Grantham Road, Sandyford, Newcastle
- Could take
- 95–116 homes
- Site area
- 0.2 ha
≈559 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Centre for Ageing and Vitality Westgate Road Wingrove
- Could take
- 90–110 homes
- Site area
- 7.6 ha
≈12 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Land at Henderson Hall, Red Hall Drive
- Could take
- 90–110 homes
- Site area
- 1.7 ha
≈54 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Site of Former Cemex Materials
- Could take
- 86–105 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈116 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Plot 12 Quayside, Ouesburn, Newcastle
- Could take
- 81–99 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈140 homes per hectare, typical of flats
- Application pending
Heber Street and Brewery Offices
- Could take
- 90–99 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈141 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Gap Plant (East of Free Trade) St Lawrence Road
- Could take
- 79–97 homes
- Site area
- 0.4 ha
≈198 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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West Benwell Terraces
- Could take
- 77–94 homes
- Site area
- 3.0 ha
≈26 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Whickham View Scotswood
- Could take
- 77–94 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈117 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Durant and Turner Hall
- Could take
- 74–90 homes
- Site area
- 0.3 ha
≈224 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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GD Metal Recycling Quality Row
- Could take
- 72–88 homes
- Site area
- 1.6 ha
≈46 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Site of 25-161 Dovercourt Road and 1540-1572 Walker Road Walker
- Could take
- 72–88 homes
- Site area
- 1.6 ha
≈44 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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PB9 - Pottery Bank Site Walker Newcastle - Combination of 4430 and 4431
- Could take
- 66–80 homes
- Site area
- 2.5 ha
≈27 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Arden House Regent Farm Road Gosforth
- Could take
- 65–79 homes
- Site area
- 0.1 ha
≈813 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Malmo Quay
- Could take
- 63–77 homes
- Site area
- 0.5 ha
≈126 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Malmo Quay, Quayside, Ouseburn
- Could take
- 63–77 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈56 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Church Walk centre, Berry Close, Walker
- Could take
- 61–75 homes
- Site area
- 1.0 ha
≈62 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats