2 Bedroom Terraced House

Please quote reference KK049 when enquiring.

What Happens When A First Home Has Everything You Wished For In A Forever Home? A stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove, sociable kitchen-diner, a 20m lawn - and a full refurbishment completed in 2023. It's all here, right now and ready for the long term.

Most first homes ask you to put up with something - a back yard rather than a garden, a cramped galley kitchen you work around rather than in, or a list of jobs that follows you in through the front door. This one asks you to accept nothing of the sort - it has everything you could wish for in a forever home.

It was bought in 2023 and refurbished to a superb standard. There’s a new roof, a new boiler, a new bathroom, new windows, new flooring throughout. It’s the kind of update that means you can just unpack your boxes and get on with your life, rather than spending your first two years of ownership back and forth to B&M.

The living room sets the tone from the off. It's a good size, with a bay window pulling in the light and at its centre a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove. 

Through the archway, the kitchen-diner runs the width of the back of the house, with a breakfast bar separating the cooking and dining spaces without closing them off from each other. It's a layout that works whether it's just the two of you on a weeknight or friends round for dinner at the weekend. 

You’ll come and go through the newly block paved yard, stepping into the utility room next which sits next to the handy downstairs w/c. 

The first floor has two bedrooms that are both proper doubles. The main bedroom has another bay window - it's a noticeably calmer, bigger space than you'd expect from the outside. It also comes with a walk in wardrobe.

The second bedroom is a good size too, with clean lines and natural light, equally comfortable as a spare room or a home office.

The bathroom has been done out in clean, full-height tiling with a shower over the bath - fresh, white and entirely ready to use.

The garden is west-facing, with around 20 metres of lawn with a new patio off the and a gate at the far end - with no houses at the back to peer over the back fence. Being west-facing, in summer this catches the afternoon and evening sun.

Given you won’t be spending your weekends on decorating or DIY, it’s good to know the Wansbeck Riverside Country Park is only three minutes away in the car - or a pleasant 20-minute walk if the weather's kind. 

The station is 15 minutes on foot, with new Northumberland Line trains running into Newcastle. The town centre shops and the leisure centre are only five minutes further from there.

A house that's been refurbished to this standard - with this much outdoor space - doesn't come along often at a first home price. 

I’m expecting plenty of interest, so get in touch to arrange a viewing before someone else does!

EPC Rating: C

Council Tax Band: A

Tenure: Freehold