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Average costs for Hartlepool

• Monthly travel pass: £50.37
• Cappuccino: £1.70
• Pint of beer: £2.05
• Three course meal for two people: £32.50
• Monthly gym membership: £28.50

Top areas to live in Hartlepool

Affordable property prices and a choice between bustling town-centre streets and idyllic villages make Hartlepool a great place to move to, no matter your needs and budget. With easy access by road and train to bigger cities like Durham, Sunderland and Middlesbrough, Hartlepool offers the best of city living without a city centre price tag.

Grange Road

Just 1.7 miles from Hartlepool’s historic marina, with all its shops, restaurants and museums, and only 3.2 miles from Seaton Carew Beach, Grange Road is popular for its proximity to the town centre and its famous landmarks, Grange Road is a beautiful street lined with period properties and modern terraces, surrounded by a range of shops, supermarkets and takeaway restaurants, with average property prices standing at £124, 000.

Park Road

A 30-minute walk to Hartlepool Marina and only a 19-minute walk to Hartlepool centre, Park Road is the perfect location for those who enjoy the bustle of town-centre living and want a hassle-free commute to neighbouring cities via the A689 or Hartlepool train station. With plenty of shops, breweries, gyms and restaurants nearby, Park Road has everything you need to set up home. With average house prices of only £211, 500, you’re sure to find a home you love no matter your budget.

Naisberry Park

A five-minute drive to Hartlepool town centre and a nine-minute drive to Hartlepool Marina, Naisberry Park is a beautiful residential area popular with families due to its proximity to schools, colleges and child-minders. Made up of green gardens, quaint cul-de-sacs, rolling fields and country lanes, Naisberry Park offers the best of quiet, rural living without sacrificing easy access to town-centre shops and eateries.

Bishop Cuthbert

Popular among commuters and those that work locally, Bishop Cuthbert is in close proximity to Hartlepool train station and the A179, which provides easy access to Durham and Stockton-on-Tees. Nearby shopping parks, supermarkets, coffee shops and takeaways mean you’ll never be short of choice in Bishop Cuthbert.

Ward Jackson Park

Properties located near Ward Jackson Park are popular with families, particularly as the park offers a beautiful lake, a rose garden and a fun play area, perfect for summer picnics and days out. With plenty of nearby shops and nurseries, and with the Burn Valley Family Wood right on your doorstep, Ward Jackson Park really is an ideal place for affordable family living. It is also only a short drive from Hartlepool town centre, and the marina and various beaches are nearby as well.

Things to do in Hartlepool

Often overshadowed by Sunderland, Durham, and even Newcastle, Hartlepool is one of the North’s hidden treasures. The town is jam-packed with historic castles, scenic walks, and pretty beaches, while its historic quay and numerous naval museums are a delight for maritime history buffs.

Visit the National Museum of the Royal Navy

Situated in Hartlepool’s historic quay, the National Museum of the Royal Navy takes visitors on a journey through the town’s seafaring past, allowing them to step aboard the UK’s oldest warship still afloat, the HMS Trincomalee. The National Museum of the Royal Navy is filled with educational exhibitions and fascinating collections to teach guests all about the lives of sailors, making for a fun and memorable visit.

Stroll along Seaton Carew Beach

Seaton Carew Beach is just an 11-minute drive from Hartlepool town centre, and a 20-minute train journey from Hartlepool train station. With plenty of parking and a range of seaside arcade games, resort attractions, ice-cream parlours and fish and chip shops, Seaton Carew Beach is the ideal place for family fun all year round.

Step back in time at St Hilda’s Church

Built between 1190 and 1250, St Hilda’s Church offers visitors the chance to get up close and personal with its impressive architecture, and learn about the building’s history at its Visitor Centre, complete with interactive displays and virtual tours. As a living church, visitors are also welcomed to services on Wednesdays and weekends, and guided tours can also be arranged for large groups.

Dine in style at Navigation Point

Navigation Point is a luxury development brimming with shops, wine bars, bistros, juice bars, and restaurants. Sitting on the northern tip of the Hartlepool Marina, diners can enjoy looking out over the boats in the marina as they sample the best cuisine that Hartlepool has to offer, from international dishes to those made with local and organic produce.

Soak up the culture at Hartlepool Art Gallery

Located on Church Street just a 15-minute walk from Hartlepool Marina, Hartlepool Art Gallery sits inside a lovingly restored Victorian church. A permanent exhibition, a changing exhibition programme and a combination of fine and modern art, photography and crafts related to the local area and beyond ensure that there is something for every visitor to enjoy.