- Three Bedroom Terrace +
- Sought After Estate +
- No Upper Chain +
- Off Street Parking +
- In Need of Modernisation +
- Freehold , Council Tax Band A, EPC Rating: C +
This three-bedroom mid-link home is situated on the sought-after Budle Close within the Cowpen Farm Estate in Blyth and is offered with the advantage of no upper chain. The property features an entrance hallway leading to a spacious lounge that flows through to the dining area, creating an open and inviting living space. The kitchen is positioned at the rear, offering access to the outside.On the first floor, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. Externally, the property boasts an open-aspect garden to the front, while the rear offers a yard and a garage for additional storage or parking. Benefitting from gas central heating and double glazing, this home presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to modernise and add their own personal touch. To arrange your viewing contact the Blyth branch on or
ENTRANCE
UPVC entrance door
ENTRANCE HALLWAY
Stairs to first floor landing, double radiator, storage cupboard
LOUNGE/DINER 23’32 (7.70) X 13’62 (4.12) maximum measurements into recess
Double glazed window to front and rear, single radiator
KITCHEN 11’66 (3.51) X 9’91 (2.97) maximum measurements into recess
Double glazed window to rear, single radiator, range of wall, floor and drawer units with co-ordinating roll edge work surfaces, stainless steel sink unit and drainer, space for cooker, space for fridge/freezer
BEDROOM ONE
BEDROOM TWO 11’24 (3.40) X 9’11 (3.02) minimum measurements excluding recess
Double glazed window to rear, single radiator
BEDROOM THREE 9’70 (2.92 X 8’47 (2.54) maximum measurements including recess
Double glazed window to front, single radiator
BATHROOM/WC
Double glazed window to rear, double radiator
FRONT GARDEN
Laid mainly to lawn, open aspect
REAR GARDEN
Low maintenance garden, off street parking
GARAGE
Single
MINING
The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search. Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.