Living in Foggy Furze
Foggy Furze is a vibrant residential neighbourhood located in Hartlepool, offering a blend of suburban tranquillity and urban convenience. Characterised by its friendly community atmosphere, the area boasts a variety of local amenities, including shops, parks, and schools, making it an attractive place for families and young professionals alike.
The neighbourhood is well-connected to Hartlepool's town centre and the surrounding areas, providing easy access to public transport options. With its diverse property types ranging from traditional homes to modern developments, Foggy Furze caters to a variety of lifestyles and preferences, ensuring that residents can find a perfect place to call home.
£150,000
The average property price in Foggy Furze is competitive.
4
There are several well-rated schools within reach.
Excellent
The area is well-served by public transport options.
Multiple
Foggy Furze features several parks for outdoor activities.
Property market in Foggy Furze
Land Registry Price Paid Data — 295 transactions · Aug 2025 – Aug 2026
What's happening in Foggy Furze

Shipbuilding archive aims to preserve memories
While campaigners in the North East wait for funding for a museum, an online archive is launched.
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Call for Sunderland hero to be awarded Victoria Cross - 85 years after he was given the 'wrong' honour
‘I think an injustice has been done’
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New North Yorkshire Greggs store opens doors to customers - and creates 16 jobs
The branch - one of 100 being opened this year - has created 16 jobs
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Commercial redevelopment intended for vacant former Hartlepool paper mill site
A vacant site in Hartlepool is proposed to be turned into a new retail development.
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County Durham village launches £20,000 fundraising drive to mark 1,000 year anniversary of King Canute's visit
Volunteers in Trimdon have launched a £20,000 fundraising appeal for a new monument to mark 1,000 years since a Viking king visited the…
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