Newcastle & North East House Prices On Tyne Wear Metro Map

If you're thinking of buying a house, we've dug into the data and created a house price map based on the Tyne Wear Metro map to show you exactly how much it costs to live near each station.

The results might shock you!

It shows the maximum price difference for moving just 1 stop is up to £150,000!

Check out the video here.

You can see the full high-resolution version of the map here.

The 10 Most Expensive Places To Live On Metro Map

1. Ilford Road - £407,000
2. West Jesmond - £391,000
3. Jesmond - £361,000
4. Tynemouth - £353,000
5. Airport - £331,000
6. South Gosforth - £321,000
7. Cullercoats - £310,000
8. Monkseaton - £304,000
9. Whitley Bay - £297,000
10. Callerton Parkway - £279,000

The Most Expensive Metro Station Is Ilford Road

The most expensive Metro stop for houses is Ilford Road in Gosforth with the average house price being £407,000. Gosforth is an expensive area of Newcastle, so this is no surprise.

Other areas in Gosforth fair better, with South Gosforth being £330,000 and Regent Centre £270,000. Wansbeck Road comes in at only £220,000, making it one of the cheapest in the area.

The 10 Cheapest Places To Live On Metro Map

1. Pallion - £87,000
2. St Peters - £100,000
3. Percy Main - 105,000
4. Sunderland - 106,000
5. Millfield - 107,000
6. Tyne Dock - 112,000
7. Hadrian Road - 116,000
8. Gateshead Stadium - 117,000
9. Felling - 121,000
10. Simonside - 123,000

All but 2 of the cheapest houses on the Metro Map fall below the River Tyne. 4, including the cheapest place, Pallion are in Sunderland, with 2 in North Tyneside, 2 in South Tyneside and 2 in Gateshead.

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North Shields To Tynemouth - £150,000 Difference

One crazy thing to see is the average price difference between North Shields and Tynemouth. The average house price in North Shields is £203,000, with Tynemouth being £353,000.

That's a huge difference of £150,000 and only 1 metro stop between them.

Metro Map House Price Gaps

Other notable gaps from station to station include:

• South Gosforth to Longbenton - £112,000 price difference
• Brokley Whins to East Boldon - £94,000 price difference
• Ilford Road To South Gosforth - £76,000 price difference
• Seaburn to East Boldon - £71,000 price difference
• Fawdon to Wansbeck Road - £63,000 price difference
• South Gosforth to Regent Centre - £61,000 price difference
• Callerton Parkway to Bank Foot - £58,000 price difference
• Callerton Parkway to Airport - £52,000 price difference
• Wallsend to Walkergate - £53,000 price difference
• Cullercoats to Tynemouth - £43,000 price difference

Average House Price On The Metro Map Table

	Metro Station	Average House Price	Borough
1	Ilford Road	£407,000	Newcastle
2	West Jesmond	£391,000	Newcastle
3	Jesmond	£361,000	Newcastle
4	Tynemouth	£353,000	North Tyneside
5	Airport	£331,000	Newcastle
6	South Gosforth	£321,000	Newcastle
7	Cullercoats	£310,000	North Tyneside
8	Monkseaton	£304,000	North Tyneside
9	Whitley Bay	£297,000	North Tyneside
10	Callerton Parkway	£279,000	Newcastle
11	West Monkseaton	£278,000	North Tyneside
12	Regent Centre	£270,000	Newcastle
13	East Boldon	£264,000	Gateshead
14	Haymarket	£239,000	Newcastle
15	St James	£235,000	Newcastle
16	Benton	£234,000	North Tyneside
17	Palmersville	£228,000	North Tyneside
18	Wansbeck Road	£222,000	Newcastle
19	Bank Foot	£221,000	Newcastle
20	Longbenton	£219,000	North Tyneside
21	North Shields	£203,000	North Tyneside
22	Monument	£199,000	Newcastle
23	Northumberland Park	£198,000	North Tyneside
24	Four Lane Ends	£197,000	North Tyneside
25	Seaburn	£193,000	Sunderland
26	Fellgate	£188,000	Gateshead
27	Kingston Park	£180,000	Newcastle
28	Walkergate	£178,000	Newcastle
29	Shiremoor	£174,000	North Tyneside
30	Chilingham Road	£173,000	Newcastle
31	Brockley Whins	£170,000	South Tyneside
32	Central Station	£165,000	Newcastle
33	Fawdon	£159,000	Newcastle
34	Manors	£158,000	Newcastle
35	Gateshead	£157,000	Gateshead
36	Hebburn	£153,000	Gateshead
37	Stadium Of Light	£152,000	Sunderland
38	Pelaw	£147,000	Gateshead
39	South Shields	£140,000	South Tyneside
40	Chichester	£139,000	South Tyneside
41	Park Lane	£138,000	Sunderland
42	Meadow Well	£137,000	North Tyneside
43	Byker	£135,000	Newcastle
44	Sunderland University	£134,000	Sunderland
45	South Hylton	£134,000	Sunderland
46	Bede	£133,000	South Tyneside
47	Howdon	£132,000	North Tyneside
48	Heworth	£128,000	Gateshead
49	Wallsend	£125,000	North Tyneside
50	Jarrow	£124,000	South Tyneside
51	Simonside	£123,000	South Tyneside
52	Felling	£121,000	Gateshead
53	Gateshead Stadium	£117,000	Gateshead
54	Hadrian Road	£116,000	North Tyneside
55	Tyne Dock	£112,000	South Tyneside
56	Millfield	£107,000	Sunderland
57	Sunderland	£106,000	Sunderland
58	Percy Main	£105,000	North Tyneside
59	St Peters	£100,000	Sunderland
60	Pallion	£87,000	Sunderland

Check out the video here.

Methodology

Here's how we created the data: Veranito Prints the home of posters, wall art and prints took the average price of all houses & flats from within 1/2 mile radius of the Metro station, and re-created a version of the metro map. In situations where stations were close together or a large housing area, we used 1/4 mile radius for a more accurate average price.

Since the west end of Newcastle isn't included on the metro, we've created a new line which includes the average house prices for thse areas. This is shown with a grey-dash line.

These results are pretty crazy, and we can see some huge differences in prices, including some massive price gaps from one station to the next.