House For Sale £165,000
Super 3 bed semi with conservatory and fabulous views – Spacious light and airy 3 bedroom, semi-detached property in a popular location with a large rear garden perfect for family living. This property has been much loved and is ready for a new family to enjoy, providing easy access to major road links, schools and local facilities. The property is: Built in red brick, has a tiled roof and boasts: Full uPVC double glazing, spacious lounge, separate dining room, garage and driveway parking, 3 good sized bedrooms, extended living provided by the conservatory and is all wrapped up with a larger than average garden plot with fabulous views over the open fields where you can see the horses grazing in their paddocks. The property is tucked away at the end of a quiet cul de sac and will appeal to a wide range of buyers, viewing is a must to appreciate the accommodation on offer. All mains services are connected.
Choppington is a village in south east Northumberland, England, about 17 miles (27 km) north of Newcastle upon Tyne. It lies across the River Wansbeck from Ashington (approx. 3 miles), along with Stakeford, about halfway between the busier larger Towns of Ashington and Morpeth (approx. 4 miles).
Choppington is a mainly residential village with a good community spirit which offers plenty of local facilities including pubs: Shops including independent traders: Post Office: Pharmacy: A Social Club: Schools and good public transport and commuter links.
More extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Morpeth and Ashington.
Morpeth was recently voted one of the Sunday Times best places to live in Britain, Morpeth town combines stylish shops, a wide range of restaurants and bars, as well as a beautiful park and the William Turner garden. As would be expected in a large town there are supermarkets, doctor's surgeries, dentists, a large leisure centre, golf course, and a lovely stretch of the River Wansbeck to walk along. Morpeth offers excellent schools, leisure facilities, shops, restaurants and pubs. There is easy access to the A1 for commuting to Newcastle city centre and good public transport links with regular bus services into Morpeth town centre and the nearby train station for services to Newcastle, Edinburgh, York and London Kings Cross.
Ashington is one of the largest towns in Northumberland and is located in the Woodhorn and coastal region of the county. The town offers a good range of independent and national retailers with a market day being held every Tuesday. Ashington is also well served by pubs and cafes and boasts a spectacular new sport and leisure centre. At one time Ashington was known as the largest mining village in the world and, although the mines closed in 1988, Ashington is justifiably proud of its history which is remembered at the nearby Woodhorn Museum. Ashington has two country parks, Wansbeck Riverside Country Park and the Queen Elizabeth II Country Park at Woodhorn. Ashington also offers a pleasant drive to some of Northumberland’s most spectacular coastal towns and villages including Amble, Craster, Seahouses and Bamburgh. The market town of Morpeth with access to the East Coast railway line is just 6 miles away and Newcastle City Centre with its vibrant Quayside, nightlife, theatre and fabulous shopping just 18 miles away. Ashington is also well served by bus routes to and from Northumberland and North Tyneside.
Looking at the property from the front; off to the left there is an area of open lawn, with a low maintenance area for pots behind it, with gated access to the rear garden beyond that, next to which we have an extensive driveway with an integral garage behind, which has an up and over door, and there is a generous sized open lawn area off to the right.
Entering the property through the uPVC part glazed door in to the entrance porch, which has a window to the right allowing in natural lighting, with a cupboard to the left for storage of outdoor attire. We have a newly laid light oak laminate floor which extends throughout the ground floor and provides a unity of space. Off to the left we have the stairs up to the first floor and to the right we have a door through to the lounge.
The lounge is a lovely spacious room with a pretty window over the front elevation. There is a feature fire with a painted wooden surround and a flame effect wood burner style electric fire with a granite hearth and backboard. There is also a large storage cupboard under the stairs. From here we have an arched opening through to the dining room.
The dining room is light and airy with a door to the left flowing through to the kitchen and straight ahead there are French doors through to the conservatory allowing in oodles of natural light. The dining room is neutrally decorated and offers plenty of space for a family sized table and chairs.
The kitchen has wall and base units which are in a light oak finish with brass handles and boasts complementary worktops and white splashback tiling. There is: An under counter electric oven, ceramic four burner gas hob with an extraction unit over, there is plumbing for a dishwasher and space for an under counter fridge and a stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over, above which there is a window providing a pleasant aspect over the rear garden. From here there is an integral door through to the garage.
The garage is a generous size with a pitch roof and boasts a utility area with: Plumbing for a washing machine, space for a fridge/freezer and tumble drier, stainless steel sink with mixer tap over. From here there is a half modesty glazed door out to the rear garden.
Back through the property and on to the fabulous conservatory which is fully glazed with full glass tilt effect windows (no bars) which maximise those fabulous views without interruption. This is a fabulous addition to the living space and has fully fitted with Sanderson blinds to allow for all year round enjoyment. From here there is a door out to the rear garden.
The garden is a really good size and is fully fenced providing a safe space for pets and children to explore in safety. The fencing is at a low level to the right to maximise those views. Immediately outside the conservatory we have a block paved area perfect for seating, with a second seating area off to the left hand corner with a patio area to the front of the conservatory where the vendor has a table and chairs which provides a vantage point from which to enjoy the open aspect over the neighbouring fields and is perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. The garden is mainly laid to lawn but also has plenty of mature planting with bushes and shrubs to the borders.
Back in to the property and up to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation.
At the top of the stairs there is a window over the side elevation allowing in plenty of natural lighting and the landing provides the loft access.
The first room we come to is the family bathroom which is fitted with a white suite comprising of: Bath with a shower over, pedestal washbasin and close coupled WC. There is a large airing cupboard and white wall hung ladder effect radiator. Behind the bath is tiled to full height with half height tiling to remaining walls in a white tile with a beige vein pattern. There is a modesty window over the rear elevation.
Next we have a double bedroom a window over the rear elevation with views over the garden and fields beyond.
Next to this we the master which has a large window over the front elevation allowing in oodles of natural lighting and boasts fitted mirror fronted wardrobes to one wall.
The last room is a single room which also has an aspect over the front elevation and benefits from fitted storage units.
Choppington is a village in south east Northumberland, England, about 17 miles (27 km) north of Newcastle upon Tyne. It lies across the River Wansbeck from Ashington (approx. 3 miles), along with Stakeford, about halfway between the busier larger Towns of Ashington and Morpeth (approx. 4 miles).
Choppington is a mainly residential village with a good community spirit which offers plenty of local facilities including pubs: Shops including independent traders: Post Office: Pharmacy: A Social Club: Schools and good public transport and commuter links.
More extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Morpeth and Ashington.
Morpeth was recently voted one of the Sunday Times best places to live in Britain, Morpeth town combines stylish shops, a wide range of restaurants and bars, as well as a beautiful park and the William Turner garden. As would be expected in a large town there are supermarkets, doctor's surgeries, dentists, a large leisure centre, golf course, and a lovely stretch of the River Wansbeck to walk along. Morpeth offers excellent schools, leisure facilities, shops, restaurants and pubs. There is easy access to the A1 for commuting to Newcastle city centre and good public transport links with regular bus services into Morpeth town centre and the nearby train station for services to Newcastle, Edinburgh, York and London Kings Cross.
Ashington is one of the largest towns in Northumberland and is located in the Woodhorn and coastal region of the county. The town offers a good range of independent and national retailers with a market day being held every Tuesday. Ashington is also well served by pubs and cafes and boasts a spectacular new sport and leisure centre. At one time Ashington was known as the largest mining village in the world and, although the mines closed in 1988, Ashington is justifiably proud of its history which is remembered at the nearby Woodhorn Museum. Ashington has two country parks, Wansbeck Riverside Country Park and the Queen Elizabeth II Country Park at Woodhorn. Ashington also offers a pleasant drive to some of Northumberland’s most spectacular coastal towns and villages including Amble, Craster, Seahouses and Bamburgh. The market town of Morpeth with access to the East Coast railway line is just 6 miles away and Newcastle City Centre with its vibrant Quayside, nightlife, theatre and fabulous shopping just 18 miles away. Ashington is also well served by bus routes to and from Northumberland and North Tyneside.
Looking at the property from the front; off to the left there is an area of open lawn, with a low maintenance area for pots behind it, with gated access to the rear garden beyond that, next to which we have an extensive driveway with an integral garage behind, which has an up and over door, and there is a generous sized open lawn area off to the right.
Entering the property through the uPVC part glazed door in to the entrance porch, which has a window to the right allowing in natural lighting, with a cupboard to the left for storage of outdoor attire. We have a newly laid light oak laminate floor which extends throughout the ground floor and provides a unity of space. Off to the left we have the stairs up to the first floor and to the right we have a door through to the lounge.
The lounge is a lovely spacious room with a pretty window over the front elevation. There is a feature fire with a painted wooden surround and a flame effect wood burner style electric fire with a granite hearth and backboard. There is also a large storage cupboard under the stairs. From here we have an arched opening through to the dining room.
The dining room is light and airy with a door to the left flowing through to the kitchen and straight ahead there are French doors through to the conservatory allowing in oodles of natural light. The dining room is neutrally decorated and offers plenty of space for a family sized table and chairs.
The kitchen has wall and base units which are in a light oak finish with brass handles and boasts complementary worktops and white splashback tiling. There is: An under counter electric oven, ceramic four burner gas hob with an extraction unit over, there is plumbing for a dishwasher and space for an under counter fridge and a stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over, above which there is a window providing a pleasant aspect over the rear garden. From here there is an integral door through to the garage.
The garage is a generous size with a pitch roof and boasts a utility area with: Plumbing for a washing machine, space for a fridge/freezer and tumble drier, stainless steel sink with mixer tap over. From here there is a half modesty glazed door out to the rear garden.
Back through the property and on to the fabulous conservatory which is fully glazed with full glass tilt effect windows (no bars) which maximise those fabulous views without interruption. This is a fabulous addition to the living space and has fully fitted with Sanderson blinds to allow for all year round enjoyment. From here there is a door out to the rear garden.
The garden is a really good size and is fully fenced providing a safe space for pets and children to explore in safety. The fencing is at a low level to the right to maximise those views. Immediately outside the conservatory we have a block paved area perfect for seating, with a second seating area off to the left hand corner with a patio area to the front of the conservatory where the vendor has a table and chairs which provides a vantage point from which to enjoy the open aspect over the neighbouring fields and is perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. The garden is mainly laid to lawn but also has plenty of mature planting with bushes and shrubs to the borders.
Back in to the property and up to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation.
At the top of the stairs there is a window over the side elevation allowing in plenty of natural lighting and the landing provides the loft access.
The first room we come to is the family bathroom which is fitted with a white suite comprising of: Bath with a shower over, pedestal washbasin and close coupled WC. There is a large airing cupboard and white wall hung ladder effect radiator. Behind the bath is tiled to full height with half height tiling to remaining walls in a white tile with a beige vein pattern. There is a modesty window over the rear elevation.
Next we have a double bedroom a window over the rear elevation with views over the garden and fields beyond.
Next to this we the master which has a large window over the front elevation allowing in oodles of natural lighting and boasts fitted mirror fronted wardrobes to one wall.
The last room is a single room which also has an aspect over the front elevation and benefits from fitted storage units.
