4 Bed Terraced House, Single Let, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE16 6NF, £280,000

• Stunning Period Property +
• Potential Annex +
• Full of Charm & Charactor +
• 28ft Lounge with Sove +
• 20ft Kitchen/Breakfast Room +
• Generous Garage +

Available for sale by Public Online Auction 31st March 2025

Stunning traditional family home with a country cottage feel. Stone-built, large rooms, high ceilings, Annex with lounge, bedroom, and bathroom, and located in the popular village of Burnopfield.

Being almost 200 years old the property exudes charm and character throughout, along with curb appeal from the wisterria and ivy-draped stone frontage. Formerly three properties this large home boasts four reception rooms including a 28ft lounge with multi-fuel stove, a 20ft kitchen/breakfast room which is the heart of the home and ideal for entertaining, four double bedrooms, a bathroom, and a shower room. There is even the potential to easily segregate a part of the downstairs to provide an Annex with a lounge, double bedroom, and bathroom. There is a rear courtyard garden with paved ground covering and mature planting. To the side is a generous garage, plus on-street parking to the front and rear. It is evident that the property has been loved by the current owner just by looking at the quality of the fixtures and fittings, and the attention to detail, from the slate tiled floor in the hallway to the exposed beams, everything is in keeping with the age and style of the property.

EPC Grade = TBC
Council Tax Band = C

Burnopfield is a popular commuter village with local shops, a primary school, and public houses. The property is within easy reach of Newcastle, Gateshead, Stanley, and Consett.

Agents Notes:
Freehold.
Mains electricity, gas, water (not metered) & drainage.
Flood Risk: Rivers & Seas = No Risk / Surface Water = Low.
Mobile coverage is Good from O2, average from EE, Three & Vodaphone.
Satellite & Cable TV available from BT & Sky.
Broadband available: Standard & Superfast.

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