5 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

RE/MAX Northumberland are delighted to welcome to the market this unique and exciting 5 bedroomed 2 bathroomed property. This home is incredibly light and bright and offers the perfect basis on which to modernise into either one large property or divide into two properties. The property benefits from a private rear yard, gardens to the side and front and on street parking at the front. This fabulously interesting home, with single glazed wooden windows and uPVC doors, oil central heating, all the other usual mains connections and additional office space to the side, is being sold with no chain and presents a once in a lifetime development opportunity.

Swarland is an idyllic village which boasts its own Primary School, 'Nelsons' coffee shop, children's play area, tennis courts, a village golf course and club house, equestrian facilities, a village hall, stunning views of the coast and countryside and walks into the countryside minutes from your front door. A two minute drive from the A1, this village is perfectly located for easy access north into Scotland and south to Newcastle and beyond.

Entry is via the uPVC back door into a porch which leads to an open hallway with half wood panelling to the walls, an attractive archway and various doors leading off. There is an incredibly large cupboard beneath the stairs which offers superb storage potential. A second archway leads to the original wooden glass front door.

The kitchen is located at the end of the hallway overlooking the front of the property and showcases original beams to the ceiling. Although in need of remodelling, this space offers a superb canvas on which to base your dream kitchen. There are plenty of wall and base units and a single stainless-steel sink. The oil boiler is housed here for ease of access. There is a stunning open fireplace which would house a range cooker beautifully. There is plumbing and space for a washing machine and space for further appliances.

An archway leads from here to the spacious living room which is dual aspect: one window overlooking the front and one overlooking the side. The stone fireplace with a tiled hearth and original built-in cupboard and shelving form attractive focal points. A door leads back to the front door from this room.

A second reception room, which is currently used as a downstairs double bedroom, is located further along the hallway. There is a window overlooking the side of the property allowing for natural light to enter. Period features include a picture rail, chimney breast and an original Bakelite light switch. This room could be used as a dining room, office or a playroom/hobby room due to its generous size.

A third reception room, currently another double bedroom, with picture rail, Bakelite light switch and a window overlooking the side, could also be utilised in many ways. Both these reception rooms were originally all one large space. Now partitioned by a stud wall, they could easily be recombined into one superb space if you so wished.

Further along the hallway there is additional storage and a large pantry which overlooks the yard. Furthermore, there is a downstairs shower room which is a superb asset as it negates the need to continually frequent the upstairs facilities. The suite, which is in need of modernisation, comprises a WC, a hand wash basin and a shower cubicle. Natural light enters via two windows which overlook the rear yard. The space is almost fully tiled.

Accessed from the yard is a useful office.

Taking the original stairs, with wood panelling on the wall,s to the first floor, and passing a window on the half landing allowing for natural light, the main landing with attractive archway opens out to three double bedrooms and a bathroom with a separate WC.

The master bedroom is a good size dual-aspect double room with a window overlooking the front and one to the side. The original fireplace with tiled hearth is a lovely original feature.

Bedroom 2 is another spacious double overlooking the front. This room also incorporates an original fireplace. Although it has been tiled over at the front, it could easily be restored to its former glory.

Bedroom 3 is a further double bedroom with two windows overlooking the side of the property. The shaped ceiling and partly exposed roof trusses add to the period feel of this home and are attractive features which could be retained to create a stunning relaxing space.

The bathroom, in need of updating, incorporates the original pale-yellow suite comprising of an extraordinarily large square sink with ornate pedestal and a cast iron yellow bath with a drop edge. The space is almost fully tiled, and natural light enters via a large window. There is loft access from this room. Adjacent to the bathroom is a small room incorporating the WC and a window overlooking the side. The vaulted ceiling forms an attractive period feature.

Council tax band: B £1630.04
EPC: To come
Freehold

Important Note:
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a general guideline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including central heating and so cannot verify they are in working order or fit for their purpose. All measurements are approximate and for guidance only. If there is any point that is of particular importance to you, please contact us and we will try and clarify the position for you.