Three Tuns

The Three Tuns is located on the periphery of Low Fell. It is prominently situated on the main road heading down into the Deckham Area. The pub attracts customers all over the Gateshead area, mainly for its live music offering. Low Fell in particular is an affluent, leafy suburb of Gateshead with a distinct village feel, known for its attractive Victorian and Edwardian architecture, local shops, and high quality of life. It is situated south of Gateshead town centre, bordered by Saltwell Park, and is well-connected by the A167 (Durham Road) for transport to Newcastle and Durham. The pub itself is elevated and offers views of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne and, in particular, St James Park, home of Newcastle United FC.

The history of The Three Tuns in Gateshead’s Sheriff Hill is linked to its current 1923 building, constructed by Newcastle Breweries and designed by a noted pub architect. The site has a longer history as a pub, with a building on the site recorded as early as 1782. Though there may have been earlier pubs on the site, the current pub was built in the early 20th century and is noted for its red brick, timber windows, and original features, including a main bar and music/concert room.

The pub has a great range of regional Cask and Craft Beers, as well as well-known Favorites.

The private accommodation consists of a four-bedroom flat on the second floor to include Kitchen and Bathroom.