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Professional Lets Sandyford

Sandyford is perfect for professional lets. Sitting between Newcastle city centre and the popular area of Jesmond, it’s ideal city living for professionals who want to be close to the city and Jesmond. As well as being close to the city centre and Jesmond our professional properties in Sandyford are near to Newcastle Town Moor which is 1000 acres of greenbelt for local residents. 

Prem-Lets has a lot of professional properties in Sandyford that are available to rent. To arrange a viewing please contact our team and if you’re new to Newcastle or Sandyford let us know and we can help to get you familiar with the local area.

Where Is Sandyford?

Located to the northeast of Newcastle city centre, Sandyford is between Jesmond and Heaton. It’s less than a mile from the city centre, making it a popular choice for many students and young professionals looking for somewhere within an easy commute of the universities and offices whether that’s on foot or public transport. 

A lot of the housing stock is red brick Victorian terraced properties, many of which are Tyneside flats which make perfect professional properties in Sandyford. Popular with a range of people from both new and mature students to professionals as well as families, there’s something for everyone.

Why Live In Sandyford? 

Although the area is quieter than its neighbour Jesmond, it still offers a great range of amenities from supermarkets to cafes and restaurants. There’s also a great range of outdoor spaces to enjoy close by from Heaton Park which stretches from Jesmond Vale to Heaton Road and Armstrong Bridge, to Jesmond Dene. Both venues have a range of events throughout the year, with the Jesmond Food Market happening on the first and third Saturday of every month on Armstrong Bridge.

The area has excellent transport links with Jesmond Metro being the nearest station. You can hop on and be in town in 5 minutes, or on the coast in less than half an hour. If you’re travelling by road, the Coast Road provides access to a range of local areas and the glorious coastline. And with a wide range of properties to rent in Sandyford, it’s easy to see why it’s a popular place to live.

Why Is Sandyford The Perfect Place For Professionals To Rent A Property?

Professional properties in Sandyford tend to be cheaper than those in neighbouring Jesmond, making it a popular choice for people looking for a great place to live that has an easy commute to the city centre. Being less than a mile from the city centre and with excellent transport links to the wider city and the North East, professionals can quickly and easily get to their place of work from the area. 

There’s a great stock of affordable and stylish flats and houses in Sandyford too, so there’s something to suit all tastes, budgets and number of occupants. 

Places To Drink In Sandyford

Quality rather than quantity is the name of the game when it comes to bars in Sandyford. Here are some of the best places to drink:

Cog and Wheel

Located on Sandyford Road, The Cog and Wheel is an independent cocktail bar whose team of mixologists has created some great flavours including their signature Cog On The Tyne. There’s also a good selection of draught ales, beers and ciders as well as an array of gins, rums, whiskeys and wines.

Holy Hobo

Describing itself as the mecca of good vibes, Holy Hobo is a great place to meet friends and put the world to rights over a drink. From their special Hobo coffee “Sacred Ground” which is Fair Trade and full of flavour, to cocktails and more, there’s something for everyone. 

The Bluebell

Located at the bottom of Springbank Road near the River Ouse, the Bluebell is a traditional-style pub that is known as one of the most popular pubs in the East End of Newcastle.  With a great beer garden providing plenty of seating and a raised decked area, it’s the perfect place for outdoor drinking.

Places To Eat In Sandyford

In recent years Sandyford has become a bit of a foodie hotspot with a great selection of tasty places to eat.

Zarabanda Bing Bing Bar & Restaurant

This glamorous 1970s Ibiza-inspired restaurant is a one-of-a-kind venue with a mezzanine restaurant and a separate dining room with a lovely balcony. It’s a popular place to eat as well as a great place for a wedding and other special celebrations. Its evolving food menu provides a taste of the Mediterranean.

Scream for Pizza

If you’re looking for a slice of pizza with a difference, Scream for Pizza is the place for you. Influenced by the ancient traditions and techniques, the owners have added a playful twist to pizza making with surprise toppings and combinations such as “Absolutely Crabulous” that are created using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. You can find it on Starbeck Avenue

Little Lobo

Another great place to get good food on Starbeck Avenue, Little Lobo is a takeaway with a difference. Providing a range of food from DIY taco kits to burritos and churros, there’s a good choice of food available for collection or delivery when you’re not in the mood for cooking.

Mascalzone

Located on Helmsley Road, this family-run restaurant serves authentic Italian food with a cosy and warm atmosphere. The menu includes everything from a sharing Sardinian Antipasto to pizza, pasta or Scottish mussels providing great value and quality food. 

Aiden’s Kitchen

If you’re looking for brunch or lunch, this little cafe is a great place to eat. Serving everything from pancakes to Turkish eggs and beef Rendang and everything in between, Aiden’s kitchen is another lovely eaterie on Starbeck Avenue.

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