House For Sale £625,000
Rock Ville is a traditional property in an enviable setting, which offers well-proportioned, modern accommodation across two floors.
The reception hall features distinctive oak panelling to the walls and with parquet flooring offers a warm welcome and cloakroom with cupboard space for storage of outdoor wear.
The adjacent kitchen, which has ample space for casual dining, is fitted with up-to-date, high and low-level units topped with a wooden work surface. An inner hallway from the kitchen gives access on one side to a sitting room with a wood-burning stove to relax beside, and to the other side is a formal dining room, also with a fireplace. Both these reception areas have access through to a generous, light-filled conservatory, the perfect spot for relaxing whilst taking in the stunning sea views and observing the coastal comings and goings of Craster in comfort.
On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, two having fitted wardrobes, and the principal bedroom benefitting from an en suite shower room and a south-easterly aspect over the shoreline. A modern, fully-tiled shower room completes the accommodation at this level.
Situated in the pretty fishing village of Craster, Rock Ville is within easy reach of a popular fish restaurant and a village pub. The village is nationally renowned for the Smokehouse and the kippers it offers, with other amenities including the Mick Oxley Gallery, a cafe, fishing trips from the attractive harbour and walks to Dunstanburgh Castle, one of Northumberland’s treasures.
The village children's play park is approximately 100m along the shoreline from the property.
Nearby Alnmouth offers a selection of day-to-day amenities including shopping, public houses, restaurants and village golf club, whilst the historic market town of Alnwick offers a wider range of facilities. These include supermarkets, a good range of independent shops, primary and secondary schooling, a modern leisure centre, playhouse/cinema, hospital and Alnwick Castle and Gardens.
Berwick upon Tweed and Newcastle are within easy reach and provide further comprehensive cultural, educational, recreational and shopping facilities.
For the commuter, the A1 provides access north to Berwick and south to Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International Airport.
Main line railway stations at Berwick and Alnmouth provide regular links to Edinburgh, Newcastle, York and London.
The property is approached via a paved driveway, with plenty of space for parking and there is also a large garage to the front offering additional secure parking and storage. A side garden has attractive shrubs and space for drying laundry with hedging providing a division to the rear gardens, and there is also a pathway leading to steps and paving adjoining the back of the house.
Outdoor games can be enjoyed on a large lawn, which has low-level fencing at its boundaries, and a pathway to one side leads down to a seating area at the far end of the garden.
Enclosed by a stone wall, this sunken paved patio provides the ideal position for al fresco dining beside the rocky shoreline just beyond and gives protection from any coastal breeze.
For walking enthusiasts, a gate at the bottom of the garden opens onto the extensive coastal path and offers immediate access to the water’s edge for exploring rock-pools.
There is the potential to extend the property to the side and/or add additional car parking space subject to planning permission.
The reception hall features distinctive oak panelling to the walls and with parquet flooring offers a warm welcome and cloakroom with cupboard space for storage of outdoor wear.
The adjacent kitchen, which has ample space for casual dining, is fitted with up-to-date, high and low-level units topped with a wooden work surface. An inner hallway from the kitchen gives access on one side to a sitting room with a wood-burning stove to relax beside, and to the other side is a formal dining room, also with a fireplace. Both these reception areas have access through to a generous, light-filled conservatory, the perfect spot for relaxing whilst taking in the stunning sea views and observing the coastal comings and goings of Craster in comfort.
On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, two having fitted wardrobes, and the principal bedroom benefitting from an en suite shower room and a south-easterly aspect over the shoreline. A modern, fully-tiled shower room completes the accommodation at this level.
Situated in the pretty fishing village of Craster, Rock Ville is within easy reach of a popular fish restaurant and a village pub. The village is nationally renowned for the Smokehouse and the kippers it offers, with other amenities including the Mick Oxley Gallery, a cafe, fishing trips from the attractive harbour and walks to Dunstanburgh Castle, one of Northumberland’s treasures.
The village children's play park is approximately 100m along the shoreline from the property.
Nearby Alnmouth offers a selection of day-to-day amenities including shopping, public houses, restaurants and village golf club, whilst the historic market town of Alnwick offers a wider range of facilities. These include supermarkets, a good range of independent shops, primary and secondary schooling, a modern leisure centre, playhouse/cinema, hospital and Alnwick Castle and Gardens.
Berwick upon Tweed and Newcastle are within easy reach and provide further comprehensive cultural, educational, recreational and shopping facilities.
For the commuter, the A1 provides access north to Berwick and south to Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International Airport.
Main line railway stations at Berwick and Alnmouth provide regular links to Edinburgh, Newcastle, York and London.
The property is approached via a paved driveway, with plenty of space for parking and there is also a large garage to the front offering additional secure parking and storage. A side garden has attractive shrubs and space for drying laundry with hedging providing a division to the rear gardens, and there is also a pathway leading to steps and paving adjoining the back of the house.
Outdoor games can be enjoyed on a large lawn, which has low-level fencing at its boundaries, and a pathway to one side leads down to a seating area at the far end of the garden.
Enclosed by a stone wall, this sunken paved patio provides the ideal position for al fresco dining beside the rocky shoreline just beyond and gives protection from any coastal breeze.
For walking enthusiasts, a gate at the bottom of the garden opens onto the extensive coastal path and offers immediate access to the water’s edge for exploring rock-pools.
There is the potential to extend the property to the side and/or add additional car parking space subject to planning permission.
