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Plans for 200 new homes on open spaces in Nunthorpe
The Gazette
|June 26, 2025
PLANS have been registered by a local council that could see more than 200 new homes built in Nunthorpe.
Middlesbrough Council must decide if it gives the go-ahead to 205 dwellings, along with public open space and associated infrastructure at Nunthorpe Grange.
The application explains that the land in question is currently used for agricultural purposes. New roads would need to be built as part of the plans, along with 635 new car parking spaces.
The proposed market housing would see 26 three-bedroom properties and 179 four (or more) bedroom homes.
Documents explain that site is situated on the south-eastern edge of Nunthorpe and is “strategically positioned” between key settlements, with Guisborough and Stokesley each located around 5km away, with the former to the east and the latter to the south.
The A1043 is deemed a “prominent” transport corridor, running along the east of the site (visible at the bottom of the image).
This story is from the June 26, 2025 edition of The Gazette.
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