First residents move in as first 25 homes completed on plush new Wynyard housing development near Hartlepool

Bellway is building a mix of four and five-bedroom houses at Regency Manor, off Wynyard Woods on the outskirts of Hartlepool, with prices ranging from £299,995 to £514,995.

Developers say construction work is progressing well and the first 25 houses have been completed with the full works set to finish by 2022.

Darren Pelusi, Sales Manager for Bellway Durham, said: “A thriving new community is really starting to form at Regency Manor, which is great to see.

“Residents who have already moved here love its peaceful rural setting, superb road links and the fact there are a number of well-regarded schools in the area.

“The properties at Regency Manor have been designed with a range of buyers in mind, from growing families to professionals, and there has been interest from people both living locally and further afield.

“There are two show homes for visitors to explore at Regency Manor, so I would encourage house-hunters at all stages of the property ladder to head down to the sales centre, which is open daily, to see what this attractive new development has to offer.”

Bellway says it is offering a variety of schemes to help buyers move onto the development including Part Exchange and an Express Mover scheme, which involves Bellway working with a recommended local agent to help market the buyer’s existing home.

Regency Manor is one of a number of housing developments in the pipeline for Wynyard, expected to make it bigger than Sedgefield and Stokesley.

As part of the 2018 Hartlepool Local Plan, Wynyard is allocated to deliver around 730 homes in the borough, with more on the Stockton side of the development.

Proposals were recently submitted by Countryside Properties to create 189 homes at Wynyard Park.

In August 2019, Barratt and David Wilson Homes North East confirmed plans to build 243 homes on land north of Hartlepool Road, in the second phase of the Wynyard Park masterplan.

And last month, the Government included Wynyard in the £6million Garden Communities Programme where funding is released to help fast-track developments creating new communities.