• Three-bed terraced home with two reception rooms +
• Charming well presented and improved house +
• Long garden and views to the rear +
• Approx. floor area: 94sq.m. / 1,016sq.ft. +
• Northumberland County Council Tax Band A +
• EPC Rating C +

This spacious terraced home provides elevated views to the rear and should appeal to couples and small families in particular.

The house, which has UPVC double glazing and gas central heating, via Baxi combi. boiler, has had several improvements made by the current owners since 2018, including new front windows and composite door, new kitchen including rear window, a new bathroom and redecoration throughout. The accommodation comprises, on the ground floor: entrance lobby into hallway, with built-in cupboard, well-proportioned living room with an ornamental fireplace, dining room with an Inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove and built-in cupboards, opening into the rear kitchen, which is fitted with a tasteful range of wall and base units and wood-effect worktops, Range-style cooker with double electric oven, four-ring gas hob and extractor over, integrated dishwasher and a free-standing fridge/freezer. There is a door out to the rear porch which provides access to the steps to the rear courtyard.

Off the dining room are the stairs to the first floor, where the landing has a loft hatch to part-boarded loft. There are two double bedrooms, one with a built-in wardrobe, and a third bedroom, which is currently used as a study/home office. The bathroom is situated to the rear and is fitted with a stylish suite that includes a bath with a mains-fed dual-head shower over, a wash basin in vanity unit and a W.C.

Externally, there are steps down from the rear porch to an enclosed courtyard, with a covered area with a wood store and access into the cellar, which houses the combi. boiler. A gate leads out to the rear lane, across which is a long, gently sloping garden, with a lawn, a pebbled seating area, flower beds and an area of hardstanding at the bottom, which could be used for off-street parking. To the front there is a pleasant gravelled front garden with a path, and a hedge that provides some screening/privacy.

Location -
Beaumont Terrace is situated at the west edge of Prudhoe, on the B6395, within 0.9 miles of Prudhoe town centre, which offers a good range of shops, facilities and amenities, including the popular Leisure Centre/Pool and local schools. It is close to the A695, which provides good road access to the surrounding villages and towns and to Newcastle city centre, which is 11 miles to the west. There are also nearby rail links - with Prudhoe Railway Station just a mile down the road - serving stations along the Carlisle to Newcastle line. There are local walks and cycle routes in the area, along the River Tyne and across the Tyne Valley, and there is the historic Prudhoe castle within the town.