99 brownfield sites without permission in Northumberland
- No permission
- 99
- Homes they could take
- 1,870
- Application pending
- 12
- All live sites
- 197
Northumberland lists 197 live sites on its brownfield register. These are the ones with no planning permission or an application still undecided, largest first. 14 register entries give no housing estimate.
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Vald Birn UK Ltd, Cambois
- Could take
- 292–323 homes
- Site area
- 7.6 ha
≈38 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Lynemouth Conveyor (south), Lynemouth
- Could take
- 200 homes
- Site area
- 42.8 ha
≈5 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Hospital land at Dean Street, Hexham
- Could take
- 75–83 homes
- Site area
- 1.2 ha
≈65 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Storey Crescent (land at), Newbiggin-by-the-Sea
- Could take
- 65–78 homes
- Site area
- 2.9 ha
≈22 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Old Coal Yard, Northumberland Road, Tweedmouth
- Could take
- 63–70 homes
- Site area
- 2.8 ha
≈23 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Site of the former Hirst Welfare, Ashington
- Could take
- 54–60 homes
- Site area
- 2.2 ha
≈25 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Duchess’ High School, Howling Lane, Alnwick
- Could take
- 54–60 homes
- Site area
- 1.8 ha
≈31 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Northumberland College, Ashington (brownfield parcel)
- Could take
- 45–50 homes
- Site area
- 7.6 ha
≈6 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Commissioners Quay, Quay Road, Blyth
- Could take
- 44–49 homes
- Site area
- 2.1 ha
≈21 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Land around and including Malvins House Close, Blyth
- Could take
- 43–48 homes
- Site area
- 0.5 ha
≈96 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Whytrig Community Middle School, Seaton Delaval
- Could take
- 36–40 homes
- Site area
- 1.3 ha
≈28 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Berwick Seaview Caravan Site, Billendean Road, Berwick-upon-Tweed
- Could take
- 32–35 homes
- Site area
- 2.7 ha
≈12 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Land north of Bassington Avenue, Cramlington
- Could take
- 31–34 homes
- Site area
- 1.3 ha
≈25 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Greystonedale Park Road, Haltwhistle
- Could take
- 30–33 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈33 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Former Goods Yard to the West of Haltwhistle Station, Tyne View Road, Haltwhistle
- Could take
- 27–30 homes
- Site area
- 1.5 ha
≈19 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Scots Gap Auction Mart, Scots Gap
- Could take
- 27–30 homes
- Site area
- 1.7 ha
≈16 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Land adjacent to Cambois First School
- Could take
- 27–30 homes
- Site area
- 2.6 ha
≈10 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Land at Chareway, Hexham (brownfield parcel)
- Could take
- 25–30 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈23 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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East Farm & Factory Unit, Longhirst Road, Pegswood
- Could take
- 27 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈48 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Bus Station Site, Priestpopple, Hexham
- Could take
- 25 homes
- Site area
- 0.2 ha
≈156 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Coulson Park First School, Alexandra Road, Ashington
- Could take
- 23–25 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈31 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Former Builders Yard and Office, Union Street, Blyth
- Could take
- 21–23 homes
- Site area
- 0.0 ha
≈1,050 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Newlands (former Marley Tiles Factory) (brownfield parcel)
- Could take
- 20 homes
- Site area
- 3.5 ha
≈6 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Wooler First School, Ryecroft Way, Wooler (brownfield parcel)
- Could take
- 17–19 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈24 homes per hectare, typical of houses