Plot 19 (The Mason) - priced at £316,950About the HomeA 3-bedroom home with a contemporary layout, and many sought-after features and finishing touches, The Mason will appeal to young and growing families, first-time buyers and couples looking for well-planned space to enjoy. Its most distinctive feature is the L-shaped kitchen, dining and family area, which extends into the garden and will be the perfect place for families to relax and spend precious time together.
Attractive French doors in the family area open onto the rear garden, and bring in the light. A utility room is conveniently located off the kitchen, with an external access door – helpful for making laundry days easier, or taking care of muddy shoes or paws – and two useful storage cupboards are found in the dining area.
The formal living room enjoys a dual aspect, and is situated at the front of the home, making it ideal for entertaining guests or setting up cosy movie nights. The ground floor is completed by a cloakroom, thoughtfully situated by the front door.
On the first floor, bedroom 1 benefits from an en-suite shower room. Bedroom 2, which is double in size, and bedroom 3 are served by the family bathroom. The third bedroom could be utilised as a children’s room or guest room, or alternatively, it lends itself well to a home office, gym or hobby room.
Predicted EPC rating: TbcPredicted completion window: Spring 2027The additional information provided for council tax, service charges and ground rents (where applicable) is only an estimation. Please check with your Sales Advisor for more specific details.
About the Development
Baydale Village is a stunning development of energy-efficient 2,3,4, and 5-bedroom homes, situated on the outskirts of Darlington, County Durham. With fantastic commuter links to the surrounding area and proximity to some of the country’s finest natural scenery, the homes will appeal to a range of buyers including families, first-time buyers, and commuters to Newcastle, Durham, Sunderland, and Middlesbrough.
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An illustration, not advice: stamp duty at the rates in force today (GOV.UK), the monthly payment at the Bank of England's average quoted rate for 2-year fixes at 90% LTV, October 2026, the latest it has published.
Mortgages for this home
With a 10% deposit (£31,695) you would borrow £285,255, a 90% loan to value. 11 lenders publish 30 two-year fixed deals at that loan to value. Here are 5 of the 30, sorted by monthly payment.
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*About Baydale Village
Baydale Village is a stunning development of energy-efficient 2,3,4, and 5-bedroom homes, situated on the outskirts of Darlington, County Durham. With fantastic commuter links to the surrounding area and proximity to some of the country's finest natural scenery, the homes will appeal to a range of buyers including families, first-time buyers, and commuters to Newcastle, Durham, Sunderland, and Middlesbrough.
Leisure
Baydale Village is surrounded by countryside and walking routes along Cocker Beck, with on-site sports pitches to be built in a future phase.
There are a host of entertaining leisure opportunities within 15 minutes' drive. Be immersed in miles of natural trails at Skerningham Woodlands, or for days spent golfing, Darlington Golf Club boasts an impressive 18 holes across rolling greens. Darlington Hippodrome provides visitors with exciting theatre shows, with performances ranging from comedy to dance. Raby Castle is a highlight of Darlington's leisure scene, the impressive estate boasting acres of exciting attractions. Tour the historic castle, or enjoy the beautiful walled garden, deer park, and Platters' forest.
Darlington is surrounded by some of the finest natural sights in the country, including the North York National Park and the North Pennines National Landscape. The nearby coastline is among the best in the country, with Saltburn-by-the-Sea in particular known for its beautiful clifftops and sandy beaches.
For metropolitan days out, easily reach Newcastle and Sunderland in around 50 minutes, and Durham and Middlesbrough in just 30 minutes when driving.
Education
The homes are situated in a sought-after west-end location, made desirable in part by its proximity to some of the best local schools. Additionally, a school is to be built in a future phase of the development.
Nearby primary schools include Mowden Junior School just under a mile away, and St Mary's Primary School and Reid Street Primary School - both of which are a four-minute drive from the homes.
Secondary school choices include Carmel College and Wyvern Academy, both of which are two miles away. For older students, Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College is a four-minute drive away, while students of Carmel College can also continue their studies within the establishment at sixth-form level. Darlington College is a little further away, situated three miles from the homes.
Those who wish to study higher education can attend Teesside University and Durham University a 25-minute drive away, and The University of Sunderland 40 minutes away by car. Several other universities are reachable in an hour, including The University of Newcastle, Northumbria University, The University of Sunderland, The University of York, and York St. John University.
Shopping
Local amenities are plentiful, with the neighbouring village of Cockerton host to independent eateries, a post office, and doctors' surgery, all accessible in a three-minute drive or a 20-minute walk. Additionally, residents can enjoy delicious homemade food at a nearby inn just a six-minute drive away. Darlington, situated two-and-a-half miles away, has a broad selection of restaurants, pubs, and bars to choose from including Italian, Indian, and Caribbean.
For shopping, the town centre has high street favourites lining the streets, with more shopping opportunities found within Cornmill Shopping Centre. Other local shopping centres include Darlington Retail Park a 10-minute drive away and Teesside Shopping Park 15 miles away.
Notably, Eldon Square in Newcastle and Metrocentre in Gateshead are nationally recognised shopping malls known for their expansive range of stores. For even more shopping and dining opportunities, Newcastle's high streets are filled with retail giants, independent stores, and eateries to suit all tastes.
Transport
Ideally situated for easy access to some of the country's most major road networks, including the A1 and A19, the homes are perfectly placed for effortless commuting. For more local travel, the A67 can be reached in seven minutes for trips to the west, and the A66 in just 12 minutes for journeys to the coast.
Darlington Railway Station, just under three miles away, offers travel links across the country with direct routes to Edinburgh, York, and London among others. Residents can arrive there by car, or catch a bus from Rosedale Crescent bus stop a 14-minute walk away. Most notably, commuters can reach Newcastle from the station in half an hour and Durham in just 15 minutes.
For air travel, Teesside International Airport is a convenient 16-minute drive away, with Newcastle International Airport 43 miles from the homes.
Baydale Village is perfectly situated for residents to enjoy a richly diverse lifestyle, with beautiful coastline, city attractions, and breathtaking nature reserves within easy reach. Commuters are afforded fantastic transport links to the wider area, including direct trains to Newcastle, Durham, and York, as well as convenient access to the A1 and A19.
This development will fall under the administration of Darlington Borough Council.
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Price per square footThis home against the 7 here with a floor area
Median £226This home £304
£226£304
The range at Baydale Village
A bigger deposit, a lower rateThe lowest monthly payment lenders publish for a first-time buyer on a two-year fixed, over 30 years
5% deposit, £15,848, at 5.54%£1,717
10% deposit, £31,695, at 5.10%£1,549
15% deposit, £47,543, at 4.90%£1,430
20% deposit, £63,390, at 4.85%£1,338
25% deposit, £79,238, at 4.80%£1,247
Sorted by the figure you choose, and nothing else: not a recommendation. Each payment is a repayment mortgage over 30 years at the rate the lender publishes for this loan to value; after the deal, at the lender's variable rate today, which can change. The cost over the deal is its payments and the lender's stated fees, less any cashback, and the APRC is worked out the way the FCA sets for lenders. NewHomeSearch is not authorised by the FCA, does not give mortgage advice or arrange mortgages, and receives nothing from lenders. A mortgage is secured on your home. Lenders decide who they lend to and may lend less on some new homes, flats in particular: check every figure with the lender.
Similar homes nearby have sold for £228,000 to £254,000 in today’s prices. At £316,950 this home asks 35% above similar resales. Confidence in the estimate is high.
New-build premium
High
3 bedroom detached house at Baydale Village
+35%on the asking price
Range +25% to +39%
Comparables
8 sales within 3 km
Median age
18.5 months
Spread
10.9% interquartile
Index
DL2, 2026-07
The 8 comparables used
£295,000sold £295,000 on 31 Jul 2026, 2.3 km away
£276,152sold £285,000 on 20 Jan 2026, 1.9 km away
£174,187sold £175,000 on 22 Jul 2025, 2.5 km away
£233,909sold £235,000 on 11 Jul 2025, 2.5 km away
£282,392sold £285,000 on 31 Jan 2025, 2.2 km away
£166,463sold £168,000 on 24 Jan 2025, 2.5 km away
£260,747sold £248,000 on 30 Jan 2024, 2.6 km away
£289,134sold £275,000 on 15 Jan 2024, 2.5 km away
Of 575 sales considered, 8 matched. Method: measured on 3,351 resales from 2025-08-01 to 2026-07-31.
Ofsted and Get Information about Schools, via HomePortfolio.
Everyday places
How many of each are within 1.6 km, and the walk to the nearest.
1 place to eatMedieval Ulnaby Farm Shop, 0.6 miles13 min
Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.
People and households
The neighbourhood around it (Darlington 001B) against Darlington as a whole.
People
2,705
Households
1,080
In good or very good health
88% vs 80%
Age profileShare of everyone in each five-year band
This neighbourhoodDarlington
10%5%0%
Getting around
How far everyday errands, public transport and cycling go from here, and how people here travel to work.
WalkCar-dependent
TransitMinimal transit
BikeSomewhat bikeable
Almost all errands require a car.
Getting to work
This neighbourhood34%60%
Darlington25%
Broadband and mobile
What the 6 homes within 150 m record: a new home is usually served by the same networks.
Broadband
No full-fibre-only network recorded
DecentSuperfastUltrafastGigabit
1101001K
New homes in England must be built gigabit-ready (Building Regulations Part R, for work begun from 26 Dec 2022), with a gigabit connection where one can be had within a £2,000 cost cap. The speeds here are what the existing homes around it record: ask the sales office which network will serve the home.
Mobile signal
Network
Calls indoors
Data indoors
Data outdoors
EE
Limited
None
Likely
O2
Limited
None
Risks
Flooding, radon, ground, noise and air at this spot.
Flooding from rivers and the seaLowVery lowEvery one of the 4 addresses around it is in the very low band.
Flooding from surface waterLowMostly very low; 1 of 4 lowOf the 4 addresses around it: 1 low, 3 very low.
RadonLowUnder 1% of homes above the action levelThe lowest of six radon classes.
Ground stabilityLowLow landslide susceptibilityFrom the British Geological Survey’s landslide map of the area.
NoiseHighRoad 66 dBThe typical daytime road level at the homes around it, the middle of their readings. 55 dB is a busy street; WHO advises under 53 dB for roads.
Air qualityLow
Crime
Police-recorded crime in the neighbourhood, December 2025 to September 2026, against Darlington.
69.2crimes a year per 1,000 residentsBelow Darlington at 136.5156 recorded in 10 months
Month by monthCrimes per 1,000 residents
This neighbourhoodDarlington
151050
Planning nearby
Applications within 500 m in the last 3 years: when each was made and how it went, the larger schemes listed first.
No planning applications within 500 m in the last 3 years.
Local planning authorities’ registers, via HomePortfolio.
Sold nearby
Homes sold within 1 km in the last two years, new build and resale.
No recorded sales within 1 km in the last two years.
HM Land Registry Price Paid with EPC floor areas, via HomePortfolio.
01020304050607080
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Age profile
Age
This neighbourhood
Darlington
0 to 4
4%
5%
5 to 9
6%
6%
10 to 14
8%
6%
15 to 19
7%
5%
20 to 24
4%
5%
25 to 29
4%
6%
30 to 34
5%
6%
35 to 39
4%
6%
40 to 44
7%
6%
45 to 49
9%
6%
50 to 54
9%
7%
55 to 59
9%
7%
60 to 64
6%
6%
65 to 69
5%
6%
70 to 74
6%
6%
75 to 79
4%
4%
80 to 84
2%
3%
85 and over
2%
3%
Households
This neighbourhood76%20%
Darlington62%34%
Families76% vs 62%
One person20% vs 34%
Other households4% vs 4%
Homes are
This neighbourhood39%42%15%
Darlington33%30%16%21%
Owned outright39% vs 33%
Owned with a mortgage42% vs 30%
Shared ownership1% vs 0%
Socially rented3% vs 16%
Privately rented15% vs 21%
Adults are
This neighbourhood64%22%
Darlington56%25%12%
In work64% vs 56%
Retired22% vs 25%
Students4% vs 4%
Looking for work2% vs 3%
Caring, sick or other8% vs 12%
Highest qualification
This neighbourhood41%20%22%
Darlington29%18%24%19%
Degree or higher41% vs 29%
A levels20% vs 18%
GCSEs22% vs 24%
Apprenticeship5% vs 7%
None
Cars per household
This neighbourhood33%62%
Darlington25%44%31%
None5% vs 25%
One33% vs 44%
Two or more62% vs 31%
ONS Census 2021 and ONS pay by council (ASHE), via HomePortfolio.
58%
12%
Work from home34% vs 25%
Drive60% vs 58%
Bus, train or tube2% vs 4%
Walk or cycle4% vs 12%
Walk Score® (walkscore.com), ONS Census 2021 and Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.
Likely
Three
Limited
Limited
Likely
Vodafone
Limited
None
Likely
Ofcom Connected Nations, via HomePortfolio. Ofcom copyright.
Nitrogen dioxide 3.7, PM2.5 5, PM10 9.4
Within the WHO guidelines (2024, µg/m³).
Air quality, 2024
Nitrogen dioxide3.7 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 10
PM2.55 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 5
PM109.4 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 15
Daytime noise
Road, typical home66 dB · loud
WHO 53
Environment Agency NaFRA2, BGS and UKHSA radon, BGS GeoSure, Defra noise mapping and Pollution Climate Mapping, via HomePortfolio.
8.9
DecMarJunSep
September 2026: 24 crimes here, 8.87 per 1,000: Darlington: 13.5 per 1,000
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Crime month by month
Month
Crimes here
Per 1,000 here
Per 1,000 across Darlington
December 2025
14
5.18
9.73
January 2026
14
5.18
9.85
February 2026
13
4.81
9.43
March 2026
8
2.96
10.5
April 2026
15
5.55
11.04
May 2026
15
5.55
11.68
June 2026
18
6.65
12.55
July 2026
15
5.55
12.9
August 2026
20
7.39
12.57
September 2026
24
8.87
13.5
Most recordedIn the neighbourhood, 10 months
Violence and sexual offences50
Anti-social behaviour21
Other theft21
Burglary16
Public order16
data.police.uk, via HomePortfolio. Crimes are mapped to an approximate location.
Built by Bellway
Yorkshire Building Society 2 Year Fixed Rate
HSBC 2 Year Fixed Premier Standard
NatWest 2 year fixed rate
Coventry Building Society 5.29% Fixed to 30.04.29
Barclays 2 Yr Fixed
Taylor Wimpey
