• 2-bedroom terraced house +
• 2 double bedrooms +
• 2 reception rooms +
• Character features - fireplaces, deep wooden sills, and exposed ceiling beams +
• New uPVC windows in 2024 +
• Fully boarded attic +
• Beautiful hillside views +
• Located within the small rural village of Frosterley, on the edge of the North Pennines National Landscape +

Nestled in the picturesque rural village of Frosterley, on the edge of the North Pennines National Landscape, this two-bedroom mid-terraced house offers a blend of character features and modern enhancements. The property boasts two spacious double bedrooms and two versatile reception rooms, each showcasing period details such as exposed ceiling beams, deep wooden sills, and original fireplaces that lend to a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. The interiors benefit from newly installed uPVC windows (fitted in 2024), ensuring excellent natural light and energy efficiency while framing beautiful hillside views. Externally, the property features front and rear garden spaces both offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside, making this an ideal home for couples, small families, or those seeking a peaceful retreat. In brief, the ground floor accommodation comprises, an entrance porch, living room, dining room, kitchen, and staircase that rises to the first floor. To the first floor are the property’s two double bedrooms and bathroom. To the front of the property, a wrought iron gate opens from the pavement onto stone steps, leading up to a West-facing garden area laid to a mixture of block paving and gravel. This area is perfect for outdoor seating and relaxation, offering spectacular views of the rolling hillsides beyond. At the rear, the East-facing garden is accessed internally via a double-glazed composite door from the dining room, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Bordered by traditional dry stone walls to the Northern and Eastern sides, this garden is laid out with a combination of concrete, flagstones, and gravel, providing ample space for garden furniture to take full advantage of the magnificent hillside views. Practical touches include an outside tap and two stone-built outhouses, offering additional storage for gardening tools or outdoor equipment. Estate Agent Notes

• The stained glass window in the bathroom will be taken by the existing owners when they move out of the property

• The owners of this property have access rights over the rear garden of the neighbouring property to the Northern side to take their bins. Likewise, the owner of the neighbouring property to the Southern side, has access rights over the rear of this garden to take their bins