Land in North East, England available for sale
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Land Plots for Sale in North East, England

Find Land Plot for sale in North East, England that meets your business or investment goals

Including commercial development land, industrial plots, mixed-use sites, and brownfield or investment land.

More details for Craghead Industrial Estate, Stanley - Land for Sale

Industrial Yard - Craghead Industrial Estate

Stanley, DH9 6HA

  • Land for Sale
  • £450,000
  • 0.91 ac Plot
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More details for 6 Collingwood Pl, Choppington - Land for Sale

Collingwood Place - 6 Collingwood Pl

Choppington, NE62 5HR

  • Land for Sale
  • £55,000
  • 0.18 ac Plot
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More details for 25 Athol Rd, Sunderland - Land for Sale

25 Athol Rd

Sunderland, SR2 8JZ

  • Land for Sale
  • £30,000
  • 0.07 ac Plot
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More details for Pallister Av, Middlesbrough - Land for Sale

Pallister Av

Middlesbrough, TS3 9DL

  • Land for Sale
  • £445,000
  • 1 ac Plot
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More details for Priestpopple, Hexham - Land for Sale

Former Hexham Bus Station - Priestpopple

Hexham, NE46 1PF

  • Land for Sale
  • £1,250,000
  • 0.82 ac Plot
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More details for Haverton Hill Rd, Billingham - Land for Sale

Former Anhydrite Mine - Haverton Hill Rd

Billingham, TS23 1PY

  • Land for Sale
  • £2,000,000
  • 5 ac Plot
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More details for Turnsdale Rd, Durham - Land for Sale

DC1 Land-Integra 61 - Turnsdale Rd

Durham, DH6 5NP

  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 57.39 ac Plot

Durham Land for Sale - Bowburn

The site is located within the northern area of Integra 61, one of the largest mixed use developments in the North East, located at Junction 61 of the A1(M), Bowburn, County Durham. Integra 61 is located approximately 4 miles south east of Durham city centre, 21 miles south of Newcastle and 17 miles north of Darlington. The site benefits from excellent road access being adjacent to the A1(M) which provides direct access to Tyneside to the north and Teesside to the south. Integra 61 benefits from its rich and diverse mix of uses including roadside retail, logistics, care, manufacturing and residential; all of which create an attractive and vibrant destination within an exceptionally high quality managed and landscaped environment. The location offers an excellent working and living environment and has already attracted major occupiers employing around 2,000 people on site; when completed following future phases of development, this number could increase to c 3,000. With all main infrastructure works completed, including newly adopted estate roads, Integra 61 has already proven to be a highly attractive location for housing (delivered by Persimmon 170 units and Bellway 91 units). Overall, 261 homes have been consented, most of which are built out and sold with a handful remaining on the Bellway site. From a commercial/mixed use perspective the site is starting to mature with works just starting on an EG OTM petrol filling station and Starbucks drive-thru. On 1st April this year consent was given at planning committee for a further expansion of Integra 61 by another 3m sq ft of commercial floorspace (Phase 2) which once built out and combined with existing will make this location one of the largest business parks in the region - certainly in more recent times. Please visit integra61.co.uk for further details of the existing location.

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

15/05/2026

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More details for Bassington Ave, Cramlington - Land for Sale

Industrial Land - Bassington Ave

Cramlington, NE23 8AQ

  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 3.95 ac Plot

Cramlington Land for Sale

Prominent freehold development site 1.6 Hectares (3.95 Acres) Bassington Industrial Estate is located just off the A1172, approximately ½ mile north-west of Cramlington town centre. The A19/A1 intersection is approximately 1.5 miles to the south west of the site along the A1068 Fisher Lane. This gives excellent access to the arterial road network throughout the region with Newcastle being 12 miles to the South The site also benefits from being adjacent to Cramlington railway station, which is located on the main east coast line with journeys of approximately 15 minutes from Cramlington to Newcastle Central Station. The site is well located for Newcastle International Airport which is approximately 10 miles to the south-west and is accessed via the A1 and the A696. The site is currently vacant and will be levelled with an access off Bassington Drive. It is bounded north by a wooded plantation and to the east by a new residential housing development with Bassington Drive to the west and Bassington Avenue to the south. The total site area edged red on the plan extends to approximately 1.6 hectares (3.95 acres). The site is suitable for B1(c) light industrial, B2 general industrial and B8 storage and distribution. Interested parties are advised to make specific enquiries to Northumberland County Council Planning Department on 01670 843434 or planning@northumberland.gov.uk

Contact:

HTA Real Estate

Property Subtype:

Industrial

Date on Market:

02/12/2025

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More details for Bassington Ln, Cramlington - Land for Sale

Industrial Development Land - Bassington Ln

Cramlington, NE23 8AD

  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 5 ac Plot
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More details for 31 Coatham Close, Middlesbrough - Land for Sale

31 Coatham Close

Middlesbrough, TS8 9JW

  • Land for Sale
  • £50,000
  • 0.26 ac Plot
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FAQs About Commercial Development Land For Sale in North East, England

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How many development land opportunities are currently available in North East, England?
There are currently 38 Land Plots available for sale. Available sites may vary in size, planning status and development potential depending on their location and intended use.
What factors influence land values?
Land values are influenced by factors such as location, site size, planning status, access to utilities, local market demand, surrounding development activity and future development potential. Sites with planning permission or strong redevelopment prospects often command higher values.
Do I need planning permission before buying development land?
Not necessarily. Some sites are sold with outline or full planning permission already in place, while others are purchased without consent and developed later through the planning process. Understanding the site's planning position is an important part of due diligence.
What is the difference between brownfield and greenfield land?
Brownfield land has previously been developed and may include former commercial, industrial or other built-up sites. Greenfield land is generally undeveloped land that has not previously been built on. Planning considerations, infrastructure requirements and development costs can differ significantly between the two.
What due diligence should I carry out before buying land?
Buyers should review planning history, local development plans, legal title, access rights, environmental reports, flood risk, contamination issues and any restrictive covenants. Professional advice from solicitors, surveyors and planning consultants is often essential.
How important is access to utilities and infrastructure?
Access to electricity, water, drainage, telecommunications and road infrastructure can have a significant impact on development costs and viability. Understanding the availability and capacity of local services should form part of any site appraisal.
What can commercial development land be used for?
Potential uses depend on planning policy and site characteristics. Commercial development land may be suitable for industrial, logistics, office, retail, mixed-use or leisure developments, subject to obtaining the necessary permissions and approvals.
What should I look for when assessing a development opportunity?
Key considerations include planning potential, location, site access, topography, environmental constraints, infrastructure availability, development costs and likely market demand. A detailed feasibility assessment can help determine whether a project is commercially viable.
What are option agreements and promotion agreements?
An option agreement gives a developer the right to purchase land at a future date under agreed terms, often after securing planning permission. A promotion agreement involves a promoter seeking planning consent and marketing the site for sale, with proceeds shared between the parties.
What environmental risks should I investigate?
Potential risks can include contamination, flood risk, protected habitats, invasive species, mining history and ground stability issues. Environmental investigations are commonly carried out before acquiring development land.
What taxes and acquisition costs should I budget for?
In addition to the purchase price, buyers may incur Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), VAT where applicable, legal fees, survey costs, planning expenses, environmental reports and finance costs. Understanding the full acquisition budget is important when assessing a site's viability.
Can development land be financed?
Many buyers use specialist land or development finance to acquire sites. Funding options and lending criteria vary depending on the site's planning status, intended use and the buyer's experience and financial position.

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