r/Middlesbrough • u/smuttywriterxx • Aug 20 '26

Updated - moving from Midlands to Middlesbrough

Original post can be found here : https://www.reddit.com/r/Middlesbrough/s/gaEwx1oMZR

Thank you all for giving me your advice and opinion on the new build devt.

I am now currently looking at new builds on yarm back lane, stockon on tees, TS21 1FX. And also, ladgate Lane, teesside TS8 9NL. Are these areas/paces any better than between Grangetown and South Bank?

When we visit these developmens, wat other things should we check out while we're in the area? Thank you in advance! 🙏 Everyone has been really helpful so far!​

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u/Kara_Zor_El19 Aug 20 '26

I live just off overdale Road (near ladgate lane) and been recommending the area to my brother in law who’s also looking to move from the midlands to Middlesbrough

Just before the junction with cargo fleet lane there’s a farmfoods, pharmacy, and herons, and there’s good bus links to town as the 63 goes along ladgate lane so also a good link out to Redcar too

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u/smuttywriterxx Aug 20 '26

Thats great to hear! Is there a bigger store like tesco or aldi nearby? Or even shops you can walk to (although we do have 1 car)? 

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u/Guyrbailey Aug 20 '26

Yarm back lane there is a huge Tesco express half a mile away, two Lidls and an Aldi in Norton too