Adderstone Group's forward-thinking and ambitious development division lies at the heart of the Group's success over the last 15 years.
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Keel House is a contemporary designed commercial and residential development on a brownfield site located on Causey Bank, overlooking the impressive Newcastle upon Tyne Quayside.
Conversion of six Victorian villas along Osborne Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, from offices into 48 apartments.
Adderstone Group restored and converted the Grade II listed building, Thomas Bewick House, formerly Port of Tyne headquarters, into 18 spectacular apartments and a stylish ground floor bar/restaurant.
This project saw Adderstone Group lead and manage the Tyne Theatre salvage and restoration operation, securing the future of the Grade I listed Tyne Theatre, the world’s last remaining working Victorian Theatre, as an entertainment venue.
In 2006, this former Victorian Warehouse was converted into 31 luxury apartments and commercial ground floor unit.
Located within the Gosforth conservation area, Moorlands Hall was converted via façade retention from a derelict Victorian mansion into five of Newcastle upon Tyne’s finest apartments.A Mews house was also built on site.
In 2006, the Grade I listed building known as The Rehearsal Rooms in Newcastle upon Tyne, which is attached to The Tyne Theatre, the oldest remaining, working Victorian theatre in the world, was converted into 12 beautiful apartments.
In 2007, conversion took place of the historic Gateshead Railway Club in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, into 25 modern, stylish apartments and refurbishment of the basement club/ bar area.
In 2008, conversion took place of the former Telephone Exchange on the edge of the South Jesmond conservation area in Newcastle upon Tyne into 15,000 sq. ft. (1393 sq. m.) of contemporary office space.
In 2007, conversion of the ground floor took place of the historic Gateshead Railway Club in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, into a basement club/ bar area.
