Living in Crawleyside
Crawleyside is a charming village located in the scenic County Durham, England. Known for its picturesque views and rich history, this quaint area offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The village is steeped in heritage, with remnants of its past visible in the traditional architecture and local landmarks. Once a hub for coal mining, Crawleyside has transitioned to a more serene lifestyle, celebrating the natural beauty that surrounds it, including rolling hills and lush greenery. Residents take pride in their community, fostering a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie. The economy of Crawleyside has evolved, focusing on local businesses and services that cater to the needs of its residents. The low crime rate, reported at 99% below the national average, adds to the village's appeal, making it an attractive place for families and individuals seeking a safe environment. With a low flood risk, the area is also well-suited for those looking to avoid the weather-related concerns that can plague other regions. The village's distinct character, combining historical charm with modern amenities, makes Crawleyside a unique location in the heart of County Durham.
£180,000
Affordable compared to the UK average.
99% below national average
Extremely safe community for residents.
Low
Minimal risk of flooding in the area.
Approximately 1,000 residents
A small village fostering a strong community spirit.
What's happening in Crawleyside

How Kevin Keegan's arrival at Newcastle United in the summer of 1982 lit up the region
After moving tributes to the football legend, we recall King Kev’s sensational debut 44 years ago
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Jobs with salaries up to £57,000 available in North East including role at Northern Trains
Jobs in the North East are currently available with Northern Trains, the RAC and Lloyd Motor Group
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'Mind-blowing' and 'unapologetically ambitious' Middlesbrough vision: What and when
Middlesbrough Council's 'investment prospectus' lays out 15 projects, with timescales for key actions ranging from late this year to summer…
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Three 'lifeline' minibuses belonging to Middlesbrough special school smashed up by vandals
Vehicles are 'essential' for the care of the children at Priory Woods School and Arts College
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Behind scenes of 'lifeline' scheme helping Middlesbrough youngsters thrive in school holidays
Thousands of children take part each year in the HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) programme
Read more →Call My Bluff wine evening to raise funds for Northallerton charity
Rotary Club of Northallerton’s Call My Bluff Wine Tasting Evening will return to the Golden Lion Hotel on October 3, offering wine lovers a…
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