• MUST BE VIEWED +
• KITCHEN AND BATHROOM UPGRADED +
• PRETTY CONTAINED REAR GARDEN +
• DRIVEWAY AND FORMER GARAGE +
• PERFECT FIRST TIME BUY OR BTL PROPOSITION +
• RIPE FOR PERSONALISATION +
• 3 BED SEMI DETACHED FAMILY HOME +
• FREEHOLD +
• SUBJECT TO PROBATE +

SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME RIPE FOR PERSONALISATION – 3 bed semi-detached property which has had works started but is now ready for the new owner to complete to suit their own personal taste and to put their own stamp on. The rooms are all of good proportion and the kitchen and bathroom have benefitted from updating though so finishing work would be required. The property is positioned in a quiet location at the head of a cul de sac and is set amongst similar style properties, in the ever-popular Bedlington Station providing easy access to major road links, schools and local facilities.  The property has the added benefit of a generous rear garden and large detached former garage offering plenty of storage. This family home is built in brick, has: a tiled roof, full uPVC double glazing, gas central heating (via a back boiler) and all other mains services are connected. The property will appeal to a wide range of buyers, from the first-time buyer to the discerning property investor as an addition to their portfolio. Definitely one for the viewing list. Bedlington is a former mining town in Northumberland, approximately 10 miles (16 km) north of the nearest city, Newcastle upon Tyne and 4.5 miles (7 km) southeast of the county town of Morpeth. Other nearby places include: Ashington to the north northeast, Blyth to the east and Cramlington to the south. The parish of Bedlington constituted the historic exclave of County Durham called Bedlingtonshire which is famous for giving its name to a breed of dog; the Bedlington Terrier. The town has good public transport and commuter links and plenty of local shops including a supermarket and a post office and hosts a weekly market on Thursdays in the market place. Bedlington is served by two secondary schools: Bedlingtonshire Community High School and St Benet Biscop Catholic Academy. Bedlington is also served by three primary schools: Bedlington Station Primary School, Stead Lane Primary School and St Bede's Primary School. One of the few middle schools left in England is Meadowdale Academy. The town of Bedlington also has two first schools: Whitley Memorial C of E School and Bedlington West End County First School. Hartford Hall lies within the parish with much of the riverside land between Bedlington and the hall forming the Bedlington Country Park, a designated local nature reserve. Looking at the property from the front there is a concrete driveway (with shared access with the neighbour on the right) providing off street parking, behind which there is a former detached garage which offer plenty of storage. There is also a timber access gate securing the rear garden. To the left there is an open lawn garden which is laid to lawn.  Centrally there is a concrete pathway leading up to the entrance porch. Entrance to the property is via a uPVC front door in to the porch where there is a quarry tiled floor and space to accommodate outdoor attire. From here we have a door in to the lobby. The porch has recently been plastered. From the hallway where to the right we have stairs up to the first-floor bedroom accommodation and to the left there is a door through to the lounge. The lounge is a very generous size providing plenty of space for a large suite of furniture and is flooded with natural light courtesy of a large window out over the front elevation. The room has retained the original chimney breast providing for the purchaser to instal a wood burner to provide a focal point to the room as well as a cosy spot for those chilly evenings, should they seek to do so. The current wall hung fire is no longer in use. From here there is a door through to an inner lobby. From the inner lobby; to the right there is a large under stair storage cupboard, next to which there is a uPVC half modesty glazed door out to the side leading to the rear garden, opposite there is a door to the bathroom and to the left there is a door through to the breakfasting kitchen. The bathroom has had some work done including a new bath, pedestal washbasin and flooring but the original WC remains. There is a chrome wall hung ladder effect radiator, modesty window to the side elevation offering natural light and the walls are tiled to full height. Back to the lobby and on to the kitchen/breakfasting room. The kitchen has been up updated and now offers: plenty of wall and base units in a white high gloss finish with complimentary oak worktops. There is: an under counter electric oven, four burner electric hob with chrome splashback and chrome extraction unit over, plumbing for a washing machine, stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over, space for a freestanding fridge freezer and breakfasting table and chairs. The walls have been clad to provide for low maintenance and there is new vinyl flooring. There is plenty of natural light provided by the recently installed French doors which provide a pleasant aspect over the rear garden. Out to the rear of the property where we have generous gardens which are a feature of this property, offering a patio area for summer dining and split-level lawns with mature planting of trees, shrubs and bushes. The gardens are fully containing so provide a safe and private space for pets and children to play in safety. Back through the property and up to the first floor, at half height there is a window over the side elevation allowing in plenty of natural light. Off from the landing we have doors off to the 3 bedrooms. The first room to the left is the master bedroom which offer a good-sized double bedroom which extends the width of the property and boasts a large window over the front elevation making this a lovely light and airy room. The room benefits from a mirror fronted sliding door wardrobes. Next to this we have another good-sized double room which has a window out over the rear elevation with that pretty aspect and a fitted cupboard. The last room is a large single bedroom which also benefits from a window out over the rear elevation. All in all this property has so much to offer as works have been started, yet presents an opportunity to complete and cosmetically update it to your own requirements. This family home is light and airy and boasts: large rooms, off street parking, gardens front and rear with the rear. Situated in close proximity to all amenities and transport links this property is sure to appeal to a wide range of buyers from the first-time buyer through to the discerning property investor. The property is brought to the market with no upper chain. EPC band: D
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