Latest house prices for Throckley, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Throckley sits about seven miles west of Newcastle city centre, perched on a rise that looks out over the Tyne Valley. Historically, the village’s identity was shaped by the local colliery and the brickworks that once produced the distinct "Throckley bricks" seen in houses across the North East. Today, it feels like a bridge between the city and the countryside; you have the convenience of the A69 and quick bus links into the city, but you’re also right on the edge of the green belt. Hadrian’s Wall Path runs directly through the village, following the line of the main road, and a short walk south takes you down into the Newburn Riverside Park. It’s a practical spot with a straightforward layout, centered around a cluster of local shops, a primary school, and a large supermarket, making it a functional base for those who want easy access to Northumberland without losing the connection to Tyneside.