The Staincliffe
We're restoring a historic Hartlepool landmark to become the foundation's new home: a dedicated training and community hub.
We're restoring a historic Hartlepool landmark to become the foundation's new home: a dedicated training and community hub.
We purchased the Staincliffe building to renovate as a training and administration centre for the charity, and as a facility for the local community and its sporting clubs.
We know the building carries a historic legacy and fond memories for many people in the town. It had been left in a state of disrepair, with significant damage both internally and externally, so the last twelve months have been spent making the building safe and secure and carrying out essential repairs.
Every repair brings us closer to what matters: a permanent base where young people can train, learn, and belong.
Where the project is up to, and what's coming next.
The foundation acquired The Staincliffe to renovate as its new home.
Twelve months of essential repairs to significant damage inside and out.
The main building roof is watertight again.
The ballroom roof has also been restored.
Currently undergoing renovation.
A change-of-use application was submitted at the start of the year, and we are awaiting the Council's final decision.
An architect is engaged to oversee the internal design and layout of the renovation.
We'll share photos here as the restoration progresses.
Main building roof · photo coming soon
Palm Court ballroom · photo coming soon
Chapel roof renovation · photo coming soon
Interior design plans · photo coming soon
Follow our latest news as we launch new sports programmes across Hartlepool and continue to restore The Staincliffe.
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