New homes by town Eaglescliffe
New build homes in Eaglescliffe: prices compared
2 developments from 1 builder (Taylor Wimpey), with asking prices from £270,000 to £335,000. Prices from each builder's website, checked 2 Nov 2026; we check here every four weeks.
Developments
Coatham Meadows
TS16 0FR from £270,0004 house types priced, checked 2 Nov 2026Coatham Gardens
TS16 0RW from £304,9952 house types priced, checked 2 Nov 2026Every house type for sale
| Home | From | Per sq ft | The same house elsewhere |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taylor Wimpey Byrneham Special 3-bed detached · Coatham Meadows |
£270,000 | £236 1,146 sq ft | Only here |
| Taylor Wimpey Colford 4-bed detached · Coatham Meadows |
£295,000 | £236 1,252 sq ft | Cheapest of 9 |
| Taylor Wimpey Coltham 4-bed detached · Coatham Gardens |
£304,995 | £246 1,241 sq ft | Only here |
| Taylor Wimpey Hubham 4-bed detached · Coatham Meadows |
£325,000 | £241 1,347 sq ft | Cheapest of 3 |
| Taylor Wimpey Manford 4-bed detached · Coatham Gardens |
£335,000 | £245 1,368 sq ft | Cheapest of 5 |
| Taylor Wimpey Rightford 4-bed detached · Coatham Meadows |
£335,000 | £247 1,355 sq ft | Cheapest of 7 |
Price per sq ft only where the builder publishes the total floor area; we never estimate one. "The same house elsewhere" compares the same builder's house of the same name and bedrooms on every development we hold.
What new houses nearby sold for
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£241typical price paid per sq ft for 14 new houses, last 12 monthsHM Land Registry prices paid for new-build houses in each postcode sector, matched to the floor area on each energy certificate. New homes appear in the Land Registry months after completion.
How much the council is building
Stockton-on-Tees
580new homes finished in the year to 2026 Q3 (energy certificates for new dwellings)Housing Delivery Test 2025: 152% of the homes required over three years were built. Consequence: None.Offers are read from each builder's page; the largest single offer is shown and offers are never added together. A lender may value a home lower because of incentives. Spotted something wrong? Email [email protected].