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The Denford - From the assured elegance of the baywindowed lounge to the five bedrooms, two of them en-suite and one with a dressing room, this is a breathtakingly impressive home. The L-shaped family kitchen, with its french doors and galley-style kitchen, is perfect for large, lively gatherings.
Plot 39
Tenure: Freehold
Length of lease: N/A
Annual ground rent amount (£): N/A
Ground rent review period (year/month): N/A
Annual service charge amount (£): 115.92
Service charge review period (year/month): Yearly
Council tax band (England, Wales and Scotland): Tbc
Reservation fee (£): 500
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Rooms
First Floor
Principal Bedroom (3.78 x 3.12 m)
En-Suite 1 (2.46 x 1.18 m)
Dressing (1.67 x 2.17 m)
Bedroom 2 (3.03 x 3.65 m)
En-Suite 2 (1.96 x 1.51 m)
Bedroom 3 (3.96 x 2.91 m)
Bedroom 4 (2.99 x 2.91 m)
Bedroom 5 (4.24 x 2.47 m)
Bathroom (2.67 x 1.95 m)
Ground Floor
Lounge (3.78 x 4.78 m)
Kitchen (4.18 x 2.81 m)
Laundry (1.88 x 1.74 m)
Dining (4.04 x 2.81 m)
Family (4.04 x 2.75 m)
WC (1.88 x .97 m)
About Willows Edge
Why choose Ryton
Ryton is a semi-rural town on the western border of the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead, located 6 miles west of Newcastle upon Tyne between Blaydon and Crawcrook.
In the past, Ryton’s economy was built around agriculture and coal mining but now due to its convenient location close to the A1 and main access roads to Tyneside, it serves as a commuter town.
For those of us who use public transport, there is a regular bus service connecting Ryton to Gateshead, Newcastle and the Tyne Valley.
Although a small town, Ryton has a variety of local amenities most of which are within in walking distance of Willows Edge including a Sainsbury’s local, Co-Op, two coffee shops, a Post Office and a range of schools.
The semi rural location, close to the River Tyne provides easy access to some great hiking and cycling trails that will take you westwards towards Prudhoe or eastwards to the city of Newcastle and eventually to the beautiful North East coast line.
Trains from Blaydon reach Newcastle in 15 minutes, going on to Sunderland and Hartlepool. National Cycle Routes 72 and 141, running along the north and south banks of the Tyne around a mile and a half away, provide quiet routes to Newcastle, Gateshead and the coast.
Leisure and outdoor space
Ryton is blessed with some fantastic open spaces where you can relax with the family or simply absorb the beautiful surroundings.
Ferndene Park is only half a mile from Willows Edge which has a play area with a good selection of equipment, a bowling green, a tennis court and a small football pitch.
Ryton Willows Nature Reserve is less than a mile from Willows Edge and offers tranquil walks along the River Tyne. Great for dog walkers and hikers, the river also provides a haven for wildlife.
Although Ryton does not have a gym or leisure centre, these can be found a few minutes drive from the development in nearby villages. There is also great access to outdoor sports including cricket, rugby and junior football as well two rowing clubs.
Transport - connected by rail
Ryton is well connected by bus and is close to two branch line railway stations that connect to the East and West Coat main lines giving easy access to major cities. The closest train station is Blaydon where services run half hourly to Newcastle and Carlisle.
The nearest bus stop in Ryton Church opposite the Post Office for east bound services and Ryton Church stop next to Coffee Johnny’s for west bound services towards Hexham. The 10,10A, 10B run every 10 minutes from these stops.
Buses to Newcastle city centre travel via the Metro Centre where connections to can be made to the wider area.
Transport - connected by rail
Willows Edge is located under 10 miles from Newcastle International Airport which offers direct connections to London and many international countries.
Local Taxi’s Ryton offer services to the airport.
Opening Hours
Call or visit us anytime during our opening hours, no appointment is needed. If you’d prefer to, you can still make an appointment by calling our sales centre or booking on our website. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Directions
From Newcastle
From the Swan House Roundabout of the St James Boulevard join the A695 for Blaydon. Stay on the A695 Scotswood Road, crossing the Tyne by the Scotswood Bridge and entering Chain Bridge Road. Go straight on into Blaydon Highway and four miles after leaving St James Boulevard, at a roundabout take the second exit, for Prudhoe via the
A695. Carry on for another two miles, passing through two roundabouts, then turn right into the B6315 for Ryton. Three hundred yards on, the entrance to Willows Edge is on the right.
From Gateshead
Cross the Tyne by the Redheugh Bridge, and at Swan House Roundabout bear left to join the A696 for Blaydon, entering Scotswood Road, then follow the directions above.
Sat Nav: NE40 3LS
Disclaimer
The house plans shown above, including the room specifications, may vary from development to development and are provided for general guidance only. For more accurate and detailed plans for a specific plot, please check with your local Miller Homes sales adviser. Carpets and floor coverings are not included in our homes as standard.

- Pv panels
- Large open plan kitchen, dining and family room with French doors to rear garden
- Well sized lounge with feature bay window allowing for plenty of natural light
- Separate laundry room
- Downstairs WC
- Master bedroom suite with dressing area and en suite Facilities
- En suite to bedroom two
- Three further good sized bedrooms
- Family bathroom
- Private rear garden
- Double Garage