Listed for £475,000
February 26, 2026
Sold for £265,000
2018
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Lounge10.5m x 5.97m
With woodgrain effect laminate flooring, Venetian plastered wall, bay window, LED downlights and bi-folding doors marry up the outside with the in.
Dining Area4.98m x 3.43m
With bay window and woodgrain effect laminate flooring.
Kitchen Area5.7m x 5.3m
Very much the heart of the home featuring modern shaker design wall, drawer, and floor units with granite worktops including a central island and breakfast bar area, space for range cooker with black electric extractor fan over, double ceramic Belfast sink with mixer tap over, woodgrain effect laminate flooring, LED downlights, under stairs storage cupboard and UPVC French doors open to the westerly facing garden.
Utility Room4.85m x 1.78m
Fitted with a range of modern shaker design wall and floor units with complementary wood effect work surface, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine and dryer, woodgrain effect laminate flooring and composite door to the rear garden.
Cloakroom/WC
Fitted with a white two-piece suite comprising vanity unit with wash hand basin and tiled splashback, dual flush WC, woodgrain effect laminate flooring and LED downlights.
FIRST FLOOR
Landing'
Bedroom One5.1m x 5.05m (max)
(max)
With vaulted ceiling, radiator and two Velux windows.
En-Suite One
Fitted with a modern four-piece suite comprising double shower cubicle with waterproof Venetian plastered splashback, waterfall showerhead and shower attachment, His & Hers' vanity sink unit with wash hand basins and mixer taps, floor to ceiling chrome towel rail, dual flush WC, LED downlights and woodgrain effect tiled flooring.
Bedroom Two4.55m x 3.9m
With radiator.
En-Suite Two
Fitted with a modern three-piece suite comprising double shower cubicle with waterfall showerhead and shower attachment, vanity unit with wash hand basin and mixer tap, dual flush WC with hidden cistern, towel rail, tiled walls and floor, LED downlights and Velux window.
Bedroom Three3.58m x 3.15m
With radiator.
En-Suite Three
Fitted with a modern three-piece suite comprising corner shower cubicle with waterfall showerhead, shower attachment and tiled splashback, vanity unit with wash hand basin and mixer tap, dual flush WC with hidden cistern, towel rail, tiled walls and floor, and LED downlights.
Bedroom Four5.3m x 2.77m
With radiator.
Family Bathroom
Fitted with a stunning suite comprising freestanding roll top bath with shower attachment, double walk-in shower with glass shower screen and Porcelain tiled splashback, His & Hers' wash hand basins, WC, bidet, floor to ceiling chrome towel rail, part Porcelain tiled walls, woodgrain effect laminate flooring and LED downlights.
EXTERNALLY
Externally the property is set back overlooking Thornaby Green and occupies a generous plot with large, gravelled forecourt parking with stone path to the entrance door, lawned garden and gravelled access to the detached garage with electric roller door, power supply and light. To the rear there is a westerly facing garden with large stone tiled patio area, lawn, pear tree, mature bush borders and outside tap and power.
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Stockton-on-Tees is a market town in County Durham, England, with a population of 84,815 at the 2021 UK census. It gives its name to and is the largest settlement in the wider Borough of Stockton-on-Tees. It is part of Teesside and the Tees Valley, on the northern bank of the River Tees.
*TRANSPORT*
*Road*
The town is served by two main arterial roads: the transpennine A66 (east/west) and the A19 (north/south). The A19 connects Stockton with York in the south, and extends to Peterlee and Sunderland, to the north. East of the town centre is the A1046, a mostly dual carriageway which runs through Portrack, as Portrack Lane, a retail zone, particularly for home furnishings and DIY. From Portrack, the A1046 continues to its northern terminus at Port Clarence. The A139 connects the town centre with the northern suburb of Norton. This was the original route for the A19 before a bypass was built to the east of the town.
The A177 runs from Stockton town centre to Durham. Known as Durham Road, it passes Sedgefield en route, and is a major route in to and out of Stockton.
The A66 connects Stockton directly to Middlesbrough (8 miles (13 km) to the east) and Darlington (10 miles (16 km) to the west). Beyond Darlington lies the A1(M). The A66 is connected to Stockton centre by the A135. The old A135 was renumbered A1027, and this continues through the town to Billingham. The A135 is named '1825 Way' to commemorate the former Stockton and Darlington Railway's opening; the 1825 Way's northern end is St John's Crossing, adjacent to the old Stockton Railway Station buildings.
*Rail*
Stockton station, located above the High Street, serves the town; however, more regular and long-distance trains run from nearby Thornaby.
Northern routinely serves both stations with local and regional services, whereas at Thornaby TransPennine Express runs an hourly service between Saltburn-by-the-Sea and Manchester Airport via York and LNER stops once both ways every weekday between Middlesbrough and London King's Cross.
*Air*
The nearest airport is Teesside International Airport several miles west of the town. It offers domestic and international flights.
*EDUCATION*
Stockton-on-Tees offers a range of educational institutions, including private schools like Teesside High School, and has a strong educational history with the world's first steam-hauled passenger railway, the Stockton and Darlington Railway. The local government, Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council, oversees various public services, including education.
*THINGS TO DO*
Stockton-on-Tees offers a variety of amenities including numerous parks and waterfront areas, arts and culture venues like the ARC, and family-friendly attractions such as Butterfly World and Fun Shack. The town also features the historic Stockton and Darlington Railway, significant historical sites, and the Stockton Town Football Club.
*Parks and outdoor spaces*
Ropner Park and Preston Park: Well-known green spaces for recreation.
River Tees: Offers scenic areas for walks and leisure activities.
Wynyard Woodland Park: A large woodland area with walking trails.
Air Trail Tees Barrage: A popular attraction for outdoor activity.
*Arts and culture*
ARC Stockton Arts Centre: A cultural hub for performances and events.
Billingham Forum: A multi-purpose venue that includes the Forum Theatre.
Stockton-on-Tees has a connection to the friction match invention by John Walker.
*Family and entertainment*
Butterfly World: An attraction focused on butterflies.
Fun City and Fun Shack Stockton: Locations for family-friendly entertainment.
Crazy Corner: Another option for family fun.
*Historical and educational*
Stockton and Darlington Railway: The site of the world's first steam-hauled passenger train, with the world's oldest passenger railway station building.
Preston Park Museum: Located in Preston Park, it offers historical exhibits.
*Sports*
Stockton Town F.C.: The local football club competes in the Northern Premier League Premier Division.
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