House For Sale £195,000
Summary
***no onward chain***
This stone-built, mid terrace, Grade 2 listed, double fronted home has two double bedrooms and is situated in the heart of Alston. This charming property was built Circa 1681 and has been tastefully modernised whilst retaining its original charm. There are features that include exposed beams and roof trusses and a range in the living room that is no longer functional but has been adapted as a useful storage/drinks cabinet.
The property benefits from central heating and part double glazing and the accommodation comprises: Large Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom/WC, Master Bedroom with En-Suite WC, Large Second Bedroom, Gravelled Rear Garden.
The property is situated on Front Street, which is the cobbled street that goes through the town centre. It stands just below the church and above the Town Hall. Alston is the highest market town in England, sitting at the Northern end of the Pennines. It is a a historic town that was part of the important lead mining industry and it boasts the highest narrow gauge railway in England, the South Tynedale Railway. It is conveniently situated for access to The Lake District, the M6 Motorway, Hadrian's Wall, Hexham and Carlisle. There are bus routes running from Alston to Newcastle, Hexham and Haltwhistle, but you will need to check on the regularity of the service. Alston has schools for all age ranges, shops to suit you day to day requirements, a hospital, and Standard and Superfast Broadband availability.
The property would be ideal for someone looking for a town centre home, in a rural location, or a holiday home. An early viewing is highly recommended. Please call our Hexham Team on for further information and your appointment to view.
Living Room (7.57m x 4.07m)
Wooden front door, leaded glass window and secondary glazed window to the front, two radiators, exposed ceiling beams, inglenook fireplace with feature old range that is now used for storage/drinks cabinet, door to the kitchen.
Kitchen (3.09m x 3.00m)
Double glazed window to the rear, radiator, exposed ceiling beams, range of fitted wall and base units, single drainer stainless sink unit, built-in electric oven, ceramic hob with extractor hood above, plumbing for automatic washing machine, tiled flooring, understairs cupboard, wall-mounted gas boiler, staircase to the bathroom and the first floor, part glazed door to the garden.
Bathroom/WC (3.15m x 2.33m)
Double glazed window to the rear, radiator, panelled bath, shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level wc.
Bedroom 1 (3.87m x 3.48m)
Secondary glazed sash window to the front, radiator, exposed roof trusses, door to en-suite.
En-Suite
Low level wc, wash hand basin.
Bedroom 2 (3.92m x 3.06m)
Secondary glazed sash windows to the front, radiator.
External
The property is entered to the front directly off the pavement. There is a low maintenance garden to the rear that is mainly gravelled, with a wooden shed for storage.
Information
The property sits within Eden Council Tax Band C, as from April 2020.
***no onward chain***
This stone-built, mid terrace, Grade 2 listed, double fronted home has two double bedrooms and is situated in the heart of Alston. This charming property was built Circa 1681 and has been tastefully modernised whilst retaining its original charm. There are features that include exposed beams and roof trusses and a range in the living room that is no longer functional but has been adapted as a useful storage/drinks cabinet.
The property benefits from central heating and part double glazing and the accommodation comprises: Large Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom/WC, Master Bedroom with En-Suite WC, Large Second Bedroom, Gravelled Rear Garden.
The property is situated on Front Street, which is the cobbled street that goes through the town centre. It stands just below the church and above the Town Hall. Alston is the highest market town in England, sitting at the Northern end of the Pennines. It is a a historic town that was part of the important lead mining industry and it boasts the highest narrow gauge railway in England, the South Tynedale Railway. It is conveniently situated for access to The Lake District, the M6 Motorway, Hadrian's Wall, Hexham and Carlisle. There are bus routes running from Alston to Newcastle, Hexham and Haltwhistle, but you will need to check on the regularity of the service. Alston has schools for all age ranges, shops to suit you day to day requirements, a hospital, and Standard and Superfast Broadband availability.
The property would be ideal for someone looking for a town centre home, in a rural location, or a holiday home. An early viewing is highly recommended. Please call our Hexham Team on for further information and your appointment to view.
Living Room (7.57m x 4.07m)
Wooden front door, leaded glass window and secondary glazed window to the front, two radiators, exposed ceiling beams, inglenook fireplace with feature old range that is now used for storage/drinks cabinet, door to the kitchen.
Kitchen (3.09m x 3.00m)
Double glazed window to the rear, radiator, exposed ceiling beams, range of fitted wall and base units, single drainer stainless sink unit, built-in electric oven, ceramic hob with extractor hood above, plumbing for automatic washing machine, tiled flooring, understairs cupboard, wall-mounted gas boiler, staircase to the bathroom and the first floor, part glazed door to the garden.
Bathroom/WC (3.15m x 2.33m)
Double glazed window to the rear, radiator, panelled bath, shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level wc.
Bedroom 1 (3.87m x 3.48m)
Secondary glazed sash window to the front, radiator, exposed roof trusses, door to en-suite.
En-Suite
Low level wc, wash hand basin.
Bedroom 2 (3.92m x 3.06m)
Secondary glazed sash windows to the front, radiator.
External
The property is entered to the front directly off the pavement. There is a low maintenance garden to the rear that is mainly gravelled, with a wooden shed for storage.
Information
The property sits within Eden Council Tax Band C, as from April 2020.
