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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://www.charleschurch.com/tyne-and-wear_newcastle-upon-tyne/the-oaklands-10864 The Oaklands\nHouses for sale in Newcastle upon Tyne\nThe Oaklands,\nSir Bobby Robson Way, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE13 9EL\n55°2′0″N 1°38′37″W\nUse our calculator guide to find out how Help to Buy: Equity Loan could help you buy a new home with just a 5% deposit.\nAdjust the slider or enter the amount of deposit you have available to purchase a home. The higher the deposit amount, the higher your Help to Buy: Equity Loan budget will be. This calculator assumes that the minimum allowable deposit for ‘Help to Buy: Equity Loan’ is 5%.\nMax £30k Min £16.498k\nThe Government could lend you up to 20 of the value of your property through an equity loan, which will be interest free for the first 5 years and can be repaid at any time or on the sale of your home. The Government could lend you up to 20 of the value of your property through an equity loan, which will be interest free for the term of the loan and can be repaid at any time or on the sale of your home.\nMax £120k Min £65.99k\nMax £450k Min £247.462k\n£247,500Your mortgage (75%)\nYour budget with\nHelp to Buy: Equity Loan £329,950\n4Find your new home\nSearch for Help to Buy: Equity Loan properties* available at this development with your new budget of .\nPress ‘Find home’ to start the search for your ideal home...\nFantastic selection of new homes near Newcastle-upon-Tyne\nThe Oaklands is a select development of just 45 beautiful new homes, situated approximately 6 miles north of the vibrant city of Newcasle-upon-Tyne and close to the affluent suburb of Gosforth.\nRange of 4 and 5 bedroom homes\nShort distance from stunning coastline\nClose to Newcastle city centre\nVast array of attractions and leisure facilities nearby\nGood transport links\nRenowned for its fantastic nightlife, with a host of live music, bars and nightclubs, Newcastle’s buzzing cosmopolitan atmosphere complements its rich collections of museums and art galleries. St James’ Park football ground is another popular tourist destination, visited by thousands of people every year from around the globe.\nGosforth’s handy location means that you can easily slip away from the buzz of urban life. Hadrian’s Wall and surrounding stunning countryside can be reached easily with a short car journey, the iconic Angel of the North is just across the river in Gateshead, and the coast isn’t far either – Tynemouth, just 12 miles away, is a surfer’s heaven and perfect for young families.\nPlenty to do in Newcastle\nThere are plenty of sport and leisure activities in the local area. Visit Newcastle Cycle Tours and take a ride alongside the the river; hire a boat with River Escapes on the Tyne, or enjoy a picnic on the Town Moor which is larger than New York’s Central Park!\nThe Oaklands is also located close to not one, but five golf courses; Northumberland Golf Club, Parklands Golf Club, City of Newcastle Golf Club, Westerhope Golf Course and Newcastle United Golf Club.\nAdrenalin-junkies can spend a day (or two) with Endless Adventure North East who specialise in white water rafting, canyoning, gorge walking and ‘tubing’! For a more sedate pace of life, spend the day at Jesmond Dene Park.\nThe area is brimming with primary and secondary schools (85 in total) including 14 primary schools in or within a mile of Gosforth (four of which are ‘Outstanding’ state primary schools) and six secondary, of which two are ‘Outstanding’ state secondary schools.\nFantastic transport links\nNewcastle International Airport is just over 6 miles and offers scheduled flights throughout the UK and Europe as well as being the perfect touch down for tourists who travel to the city. Tyne and Wear Metro service to get into town (onto Monument Station) in around 20 minutes. A train service runs from London to Newcastle and back approximately every half an hour which also stops at Doncaster and Peterborough; the journey usually takes around 3 hours. Edinburgh is only a one and a half hour train ride away and there are also regular trains that connect the rest of the country including places such as Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Oxford, Manchester, Glasgow, York and many others. The A1 is less than 3 miles from the development.\nSet in an ideal location yet within easy reach of Newcastle city, The Oaklands is the ideal place for your new home.\nArrange an appointment now to come and speak with our sales executives.\n4 Days to go\nPlot 205\nThe Turner\n£422,950*\nMaking your next move is easy. This home is available on our Part Exchange scheme.\nIf you are eligible we will buy your house which means:\nGUARANTEED buyer for your property*\nNO house buying chain\nALL EPC expenses paid\nNO estate agent fees\nYou can also stay in your current home until your new home is ready to move into which means less stress all round.\nPart Exchange not for you? Ask us about other schemes and offers which may be available on this home.\n*Subject to contract and a satisfactory RICS survey.\n* Price is available subject to status, terms and conditions apply.\nView on site plan Back\nThe Melbourne\nThe Romney\nThe Kingsley\nThe Oaklands Location map\n– This development\n– Other nearby developments\nGet directions to The Oaklands\nPlease, enter a valid postcode\nFrom my current location\nNew to the area?\nIf you would like to know more about Newcastle upon Tyne, please call 0191 917 0465 and we will be happy to tell you more.\nclose me {{#if hasOffers}}Offers Available{{/if}}\n{{#if hasMinPrice}}{{pricesFrom}}{{/if}}\n{{name}}, {{town}}\n{{#if bedroomsCount}}{{bedroomsCount}} bedroom {{plotTypes}}\n{{/if}} {{address}} {{postcode}}\n{{#if showPhones}}\nCall: {{phone}}\n{{#if isLive}}\n{{/if}} {{#unless isLive}}\nComing Soon - Register Interest\n{{postcode}}\nGosforth has a vibrant high street offering a variety of shops including M&S Food, Sainsbury’s and ASDA as well as a huge range of other chain and independent stores. The town also has an indoor shopping centre.\nOf course for even more choice, simply head into Newcastle and to Eldon Square or jump in the car and drive a short 8-mile distance to the Metrocente in Gateshead.\nThere are plenty of sport and leisure activities in the local area. Visit Newcastle Cycle Tours and take a ride alongside the the river; hire a boat with River Escapes on the Tyne, or enjoy a picnic on the Town Moor which is larger than New York's Central Park!\nAdrenalin-junkies can spend a day (or two) with Endless Adventure North East who specialise in white water rafting, canyoning, gorge walking and 'tubing'! For a more sedate pace of life, spend the day at Jesmond Dene Park - a narrow wooded valley that follows the river Ouseburn between South Gosforth and Jesmond Vale.\nThe area is brimming with primary and secondary schools (85 in total) including 14 primary schools in or within a mile of Gosforth (four of which are 'Outstanding' state primary schools) and six secondary, of which two are 'Outstanding' state secondary schools.\nNewcastle International Airport is just over 6 miles and offers scheduled flights throughout the UK and Europe as well as being the perfect touch down for tourists who travel to the city. Tyne and Wear Metro service to get into town (onto Monument Station) in around 20 minutes.\nA train service runs from London to Newcastle and back approximately every half an hour which also stops at Doncaster and Peterborough; the journey usually takes around 3 hours. Edinburgh is only a one and a half hour train ride away and there are also regular trains that connect the rest of the country including places such as Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Oxford, Manchester, Glasgow, York and many others.\nThe A1 is less than 3 miles from the development.\nSearch new homes by County\nI - K\nOther group sites: Persimmon Group\nImages shown are for illustrative purposes only. Elevations and treatments may vary.\nThe prices shown are correct at the time of being published but are subject to change without prior notice, please contact our Marketing Suite for accurate price information.\nSite layouts are intended for illustrative purposes only, and may be subject to change, for example, in response to market demand, ground conditions or technical and planning reasons. Trees, planting and public open space shown are indicative, actual numbers and positions may vary. Site plans does not form any part of a warranty or contract. Further information is available from a site sales advisor.\nThe dimensions shown are approximate and the precise measurements may vary.\nFor full details on the HM Government-backed Help to Buy: Equity Loan scheme please visit www.helptobuy.gov.uk.\nEvery effort has been taken to ensure the information provided here is accurate however, particulars regarding local amenities and their distances are for general guidance only. Where schools and other educational facilities are mentioned they are intended to highlight their distance from the development and don’t represent a guarantee of admission or eligibility. Travel times and distances assume journeys are made by car. Times are likely to vary according to travel conditions and time of day.\nCopyright 2019 Charles Church. All Rights Reserved.\nCharles Church Development Limited, Registered Office: Persimmon House, Fulford, York UK, YO19 4FE."