Conveyancing in Chester-Le-Street

Chester-Le-Street takes its name from the Roman fort which was built around the year 100 AD, and has lots of history to explore through medieval times up to the present day. With landmarks such as Lumley Castle and the historic church of St. Mary and St. Cuthbert, there’s lots to see around town. The Riverside Ground is home to Durham County Cricket Club, which has played host to international games too.

There’s plenty of lovely countryside around Chester-Le-Street which is great for walking, but the town is still conveniently located close to Newcastle, Sunderland and Durham. Chester-Le-Street has its own train station, with services to Newcastle taking just over ten minutes and even less than that to Durham. The A1(M) passes just to the east of town, connecting Chester-Le-Street to the national motorway network, while Newcastle Airport can be reached in just 20 minutes by car. It’s also straight forward reaching other local towns, such as Billingham, Darlington, Hartlepool and Stockton-on-Tees.

There are some great schools in the local area for families with children to consider, including Chester-Le-Street CofE, Cestria Primary and St. Cuthbert’s for younger children. The Hermitage Academy and Park View school are highly rated options at secondary level, while Newcastle and Durham both have respected universities if you’re looking for higher education.

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