House For Sale £325,000
Stunning three bedrooms, stone built character property at the heart of the beautiful and picturesque village of Beamish in County Durham.
Perfectly located within 30 seconds walk from beautiful woodland / countryside walks, the fabulous coast to coast cycle track, and within walking distance of the popular Beamish Open Air Museum as well as easy access to the A1 and a short distance from Durham, Newcastle and the coast.
What was once the village post office House has been thoughtfully and meticulously renovated to a high standard.
No upper chain.
The house has been thoughtfully renovated over time to remain true to the property's surroundings. From the parquet flooring and 12Kw multi-fuel stove and Victorian style cast iron radiators to the bespoke hand built solid wood country cottage kitchen with granite work surfaces and electric Aga (Aga not included but can be negotiable)
This property is full of character with the additional features of a cellar under the kitchen and double garage with spacious roof top terrace, this former Post Office House really does have a lot to offer.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Serious offers over £325,000 invited.
Key features
• Desirable Village Location
• Stone Built
• 3 Bedrooms
• Double Garage
• Roof Top Terrace
• Multi-Fuel Stove
• Cellar
• No Upper Chain
• EPC Rating = D (63)
Room Descriptions
Vestibule 6'2 x 4'5 (1.91m x 1.40m)
Parquet Flooring leading to lounge.
Lounge 15'0 x 15'2 (4.58m x 4.64m)
Parquet flooring continued, large double glazed window, two cast iron Victorian radiators, 12Kw multi-fuel stove, Stairs to the first floor with built in cupboard.
Kitchen 9'2 x 20'1 (2.83m x 6.13m)
Black slate tiled flooring, range of hand built, solid wood base and wall country cottage units with granite work surfaces and black and white tile splash back. Appliances include integral dishwasher and black electric Aga (separate to property but is negotiable) with over head extractor and accommodation provided for washer, Belfast sink with brass Victorian mixer tap, Victorian style radiator, two double glazed windows, access to rear of garage and side porch with WC.
Cellar
Access point via hatchway in kitchen floor.
Side Porch
Tiled flooring, side exterior access point
WC 4'5 x 3'0 (1.39m x 0.92m)
Downstairs Toilet with Tiled flooring, and wash basin.
First Floor Landing 9'5 x 13'3 (2.92m x 4.07m)
Carpeted staircase and landing offering access to three bedrooms and bathroom, large double glazed window.
Bedroom One 11'4 x 13'4 (3.48m x 4.10m)
Carpeted, two double glazed windows, radiator.
Bedroom Two 11'3 x 8'0 (3.47m x 2.46m)
Carpeted, double glazed window, built in walk in wardrobe.
Bedroom Three 8'3 x 11'9 (2.55m x 3.63m)
Carpeted, double glazed window, radiator, currently used as a study.
Bathroom 6'5 x 8'0 (2.00m x 2.46m)
Victorian style bathroom with tiling to the floor and three of the four walls, victorian style high level toilet, wash basin, panelled bath with overhead shower, built in storage cupboards, double glazed window and period style radiator.
Attic
Useful fully boarded attic space equal to the full size of the property with drop down ladder.
Exterior
Small private garden with metal railings to the boundaries to the front, adopted land used as a garden to the side of the house running the length of the house along the alleyway adjacent to the property, private yard to the rear with secure gate and stairs leading up to a spacious roof top terrace with metal railings above the garage, ideal for barbeques and entertaining.
Garage 15'5 x 14'5 (4.74m x 4.45m)
Large garage space with electric remote controlled shutter door, also contains utility space for washer and dryer and side access to the yard.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: C
Perfectly located within 30 seconds walk from beautiful woodland / countryside walks, the fabulous coast to coast cycle track, and within walking distance of the popular Beamish Open Air Museum as well as easy access to the A1 and a short distance from Durham, Newcastle and the coast.
What was once the village post office House has been thoughtfully and meticulously renovated to a high standard.
No upper chain.
The house has been thoughtfully renovated over time to remain true to the property's surroundings. From the parquet flooring and 12Kw multi-fuel stove and Victorian style cast iron radiators to the bespoke hand built solid wood country cottage kitchen with granite work surfaces and electric Aga (Aga not included but can be negotiable)
This property is full of character with the additional features of a cellar under the kitchen and double garage with spacious roof top terrace, this former Post Office House really does have a lot to offer.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Serious offers over £325,000 invited.
Key features
• Desirable Village Location
• Stone Built
• 3 Bedrooms
• Double Garage
• Roof Top Terrace
• Multi-Fuel Stove
• Cellar
• No Upper Chain
• EPC Rating = D (63)
Room Descriptions
Vestibule 6'2 x 4'5 (1.91m x 1.40m)
Parquet Flooring leading to lounge.
Lounge 15'0 x 15'2 (4.58m x 4.64m)
Parquet flooring continued, large double glazed window, two cast iron Victorian radiators, 12Kw multi-fuel stove, Stairs to the first floor with built in cupboard.
Kitchen 9'2 x 20'1 (2.83m x 6.13m)
Black slate tiled flooring, range of hand built, solid wood base and wall country cottage units with granite work surfaces and black and white tile splash back. Appliances include integral dishwasher and black electric Aga (separate to property but is negotiable) with over head extractor and accommodation provided for washer, Belfast sink with brass Victorian mixer tap, Victorian style radiator, two double glazed windows, access to rear of garage and side porch with WC.
Cellar
Access point via hatchway in kitchen floor.
Side Porch
Tiled flooring, side exterior access point
WC 4'5 x 3'0 (1.39m x 0.92m)
Downstairs Toilet with Tiled flooring, and wash basin.
First Floor Landing 9'5 x 13'3 (2.92m x 4.07m)
Carpeted staircase and landing offering access to three bedrooms and bathroom, large double glazed window.
Bedroom One 11'4 x 13'4 (3.48m x 4.10m)
Carpeted, two double glazed windows, radiator.
Bedroom Two 11'3 x 8'0 (3.47m x 2.46m)
Carpeted, double glazed window, built in walk in wardrobe.
Bedroom Three 8'3 x 11'9 (2.55m x 3.63m)
Carpeted, double glazed window, radiator, currently used as a study.
Bathroom 6'5 x 8'0 (2.00m x 2.46m)
Victorian style bathroom with tiling to the floor and three of the four walls, victorian style high level toilet, wash basin, panelled bath with overhead shower, built in storage cupboards, double glazed window and period style radiator.
Attic
Useful fully boarded attic space equal to the full size of the property with drop down ladder.
Exterior
Small private garden with metal railings to the boundaries to the front, adopted land used as a garden to the side of the house running the length of the house along the alleyway adjacent to the property, private yard to the rear with secure gate and stairs leading up to a spacious roof top terrace with metal railings above the garage, ideal for barbeques and entertaining.
Garage 15'5 x 14'5 (4.74m x 4.45m)
Large garage space with electric remote controlled shutter door, also contains utility space for washer and dryer and side access to the yard.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: C
