Sandyford is a district of Newcastle upon Tyne, located in the east of the city. It borders Jesmond, Central Newcastle, Shieldfield and Heaton.
Similarly to neighbouring Jesmond, Sandyford is home to a large number of students because of its close proximity to Newcastle University and Northumbria University.
Sandyford’s housing stock is mostly red brick Victorian terraced housing, and many of these are Tyneside flats. Towards the south-east, the residential streets run steeply downwards to Jesmond Dene.
In the south of Sandyford, there are some light industrial business buildings, including offices and small warehouses.
Sandyford is home to FPP Brand Communications - the European award winning communications agency, and several local commodities, such as; a 'Spar' shop, an Italian bistro, an Italian restaurant, an Italian sandwich shop. There is a futher two other sandwich shops, an award winning fish'n'chip shop, a Chinese takeaway, a [post office] and a car garage. It's similar to both Heaton and Jesmond in terms of street layout and architecture.
Description Courtesy of Wikipedia.
9th September 2022
Benton House.
The Star and Shadow Cinema, Warwick Street.
The Biscuit Studios, Warwick Street.
29th August 2023
The Former SCS Suite Centre, Warwick Street.
6th April 2022
Benton House.
As I understand the N.H.S. currently use the bottom two floors but after the refit they will use the whole building.
21st March 2022
Benton House.
13th October 2021
The Star and Shadow Cinema, Warwick Street.
30th August 2020
Edward VIII Post Box, Portland Road.
This old post box was erected in 1936, the year of the short and troubled reign of Edward VIII. It bears his Royal insignia.
Grantham Road.
Helmsley Road.
St Andrews Church.
Built in 1905. Congregation came from Caledonian Chapel. Orange brick. Gothic. Has MacIntosh inspired chapel. Source: Sitelines.
Hutton Terrace.
9th June 2019
Warwick Street.
The Star and Shadow Cinema moves into new premises.
6th July 2015
Amble Grove.
Benton House.
Brandon Grove back lane.
Brandon Grove.
Deuchar House.
Built as a bonded warehouse for the company Sandyford Brewery, Deuchar House is constructed from sandstone ashlar and follows the curve of Sandyford Road. John Arnison Simson operated the Sandyford Brewery prior to 1887 when it was acquired by Robert Deuchar Ltd.
The Sandyford Brewery was then sold to Newcastle Breweries in 1941. Brewing ceased in 1961, although the maltings continued to be used until about 1970. In 1984 the warehouse converted into apartments.
Dinsdale Place.
Dinsdale Road.
Doncaster Road.
Goldspink Lane.
Grantham Road.
Helmsley Road.
Kelvin Grove.
Newington Road.
Sandyford Road.
Springbank Road.
St Andrews Church.
Starbeck Avenue.
Warwick Street.
9th July 2008
Deuchar House.
St Andrews Church, Sandyford Road.
Starbeck Avenue.
Springband Road/Goldspink Lane.
Kelvin Grove.
4th October 2007
Starbeck Avenue/Kelvin Grove.
Doncaster Road.
Starbeck Avenue.
Helmsley Road.
Brandon Grove.
One of the side streets off Dinsdale Road.
Just Harleys, Warwick Street.
More Information:
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, Lambert's Leap and Sitelines -Sandyford Road, Lambert's Leap Public House
- Sitelines - Sandyford Burn
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, walls, piers and gates
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, Territorial Army Drill Hall
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, Deuchar House
- Sitelines - Sandyford Stone Brewery
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, boiler house for Sandyford Brewery
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, Hanson's Hotel
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Sandyford House (Villa Reale, Nazareth House)
- Photographs by Peter Loud - 1970's Sandyford
- Wikipedia - Sandyford
- Co-Curate - Sandyford
Historical interest in Sandyford:
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Chester Crescent, Pillar Box
- Sitelines - Sandyford Lane, Barras Bridge cabinet factory
- Sitelines - Sandyford Villa (later Sandyford House)
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Goldspink Hall
- Sitelines - Sandyford House
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Sandyford Lane, drill hall
- Sitelines - Benton Bridge
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Sandyford House, lodges
- Sitelines - Sandyford Road, Central United Methodist Church
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Dropping Well Cottage
- Sitelines - Sandyford, Sandyford House, fountain
See my other photos around Sandyford:
9 comments:
did sandyford not stretch as far as
st marys place i lived in lovaine
terrace opposite the civic centre
just off sandyford rd
Quite possibly, I'm not really sure.
any old photos of nazareth house in sandyford road
any photos of nazareth house
are there any old photos of nazareth house in sandyford road
I don't have any but if I see any on the net I will loink to them from here.
Any photos of st Catherine's school jesmond rd, near Nazereth house .
Thanks
I think I may have some somewhere. I'll have a look through the folders when I get a bit more time.
I also would be interested in photos of St Catherin'es Convent, Jesmond Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, thanks, PC.
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