House For Sale £110,000
Much loved family home close to the beach - This lovely, spacious light and airy 3 bedroom mid terraced property is positioned just behind the main street in Newbiggin by the Sea, being located in a well-established residential area amongst similar properties. The property benefits from: Well-proportioned rooms, two generous reception rooms, a pretty town garden to the front and a contained yard to the rear and plenty of unrestricted on street parking to the front. There is a tiled roof, full UPVC double glazing, all mains services are connected, all in close proximity to shops, schools and transport links and the beach is only a few minutes stroll away. Having been much loved and well cared for the property offers fabulous potential for the first time or family buyer to ‘put their own stamp’ on the place and create their dream home. There is also obvious potential to be utilised as a holiday let, subject to the necessary consents, as some of the neighbouring properties are holiday let accommodation.
Newbiggin by the Sea, famous for its revamped beach, with concrete steps and ramps providing easy access to the sands, part of its new breakwater is graced with a 12.5 meter high sculpture called The Couple by artist Sean Henry. The town is also home to the Newbiggin Maritime Centre where you can learn about the history and heritage of the town, a seaside links golf course and Church Point Caravan Park. It is also a popular spot for nature lovers who come to watch the North Sea seabird passage during the autumn and spring months.
The town has plenty of local facilities, shops, post office, schools and eateries but more extensive facilities are available in Ashington which 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 aforementioned 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 there is a stone castellated wall with timber gated access in to the town garden to the frontage; the garden is planted out with mature shrubs and bushes and has a glorious blossoming fuchsia bush. There is a concrete pathway inviting us up to the uPVC part glazed front door.
The front door opens in to a lobby where we have a further door opening to a lovely spacious hallway which has space to accommodate outdoor attire. Off to the left there is the staircase to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation and further along the hallway we have a Georgian style glazed door opening in to the dining room.
The dining room is a super-size and boasts the original fret work to the ceiling and offers plenty of space for a large family sized table and chairs. There is a window out over the rear elevation allowing in plenty of natural light and a feature fire with marble back and hearth and a coal effect fire insert. To the rear elevation of the room there is a timber door through to the kitchen and to the opposite side we have a pair of Georgian style glazed doors opening in to the lounge.
Once again the lounge is a spacious light and airy space with a large picture window out over the front elevation. We have arched alcoves to the chimney breast wall, a wall mounted gas fire, fret work to the ceiling and plenty of space for a large suite of furniture.
Back across the dining room and on to the kitchen.
The kitchen is light and bright and whilst it would benefit from updating it is full serviceable and offers: Plenty of wall and base units in a light oak finish with chrome handles and complimentary worktops. There is: Plumbing for a washing machine, space for a cooker, stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over and an open under stair pantry cupboard. We have a window over the rear elevation, pine cladding to the ceiling with down lighting and a half modesty glazed door out to the back yard.
The back yard is laid with concrete and is a full enclosed private space with timber gated access out to the back lane. There is space for seating and perhaps for a bistro table and chairs from which to enjoy the alfresco dining experience in the warmer months.
Back through the property and upstairs to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation. The landing is light and airy with high ceilings and a window over the side elevation. From here we have doors of to the bathroom, bedrooms and to a large storage cupboard.
The first room at the top of the stairs is the family bathroom which boasts a modern white suite comprising of: A bath with shower over, rectangular washbasin which is mounted on a unit and a WC. The walls are fully tiled in a white tile with interspersed decorative tile. A modesty window out over the rear elevation allows in plenty of natural light.
We have a split landing with steps up to the bedrooms. The first room we come to is the master bedroom which boasts a beautiful oak floor and built in robes. There is oodles of space for a large bed and we have a window out over the rear elevation affording plenty of natural light.
Bedrooms 2 and 3 are over the front elevation with bedroom 2 being a good size double room and benefitting from a full wall of fitted robes providing lots of storage and bedroom 3 being a generous double with space for a bed and wardrobe furniture.
All in all we have a much loved family home awaiting a new family to personalise it to too taste. Boasting; light and airy rooms in the heart of the ever popular seaside town of Newbiggin by the Sea. Being in close proximity to all local amenities and transport links with the beach but a 5 minute stroll away this property will appeal to a wide range of buyers and an early viewing is recommended to avoid disappointment.
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 gas 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 which is of particular importance to you, please contact us and we will try and clarify the position for you.
EPC band: C
Newbiggin by the Sea, famous for its revamped beach, with concrete steps and ramps providing easy access to the sands, part of its new breakwater is graced with a 12.5 meter high sculpture called The Couple by artist Sean Henry. The town is also home to the Newbiggin Maritime Centre where you can learn about the history and heritage of the town, a seaside links golf course and Church Point Caravan Park. It is also a popular spot for nature lovers who come to watch the North Sea seabird passage during the autumn and spring months.
The town has plenty of local facilities, shops, post office, schools and eateries but more extensive facilities are available in Ashington which 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 aforementioned 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 there is a stone castellated wall with timber gated access in to the town garden to the frontage; the garden is planted out with mature shrubs and bushes and has a glorious blossoming fuchsia bush. There is a concrete pathway inviting us up to the uPVC part glazed front door.
The front door opens in to a lobby where we have a further door opening to a lovely spacious hallway which has space to accommodate outdoor attire. Off to the left there is the staircase to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation and further along the hallway we have a Georgian style glazed door opening in to the dining room.
The dining room is a super-size and boasts the original fret work to the ceiling and offers plenty of space for a large family sized table and chairs. There is a window out over the rear elevation allowing in plenty of natural light and a feature fire with marble back and hearth and a coal effect fire insert. To the rear elevation of the room there is a timber door through to the kitchen and to the opposite side we have a pair of Georgian style glazed doors opening in to the lounge.
Once again the lounge is a spacious light and airy space with a large picture window out over the front elevation. We have arched alcoves to the chimney breast wall, a wall mounted gas fire, fret work to the ceiling and plenty of space for a large suite of furniture.
Back across the dining room and on to the kitchen.
The kitchen is light and bright and whilst it would benefit from updating it is full serviceable and offers: Plenty of wall and base units in a light oak finish with chrome handles and complimentary worktops. There is: Plumbing for a washing machine, space for a cooker, stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over and an open under stair pantry cupboard. We have a window over the rear elevation, pine cladding to the ceiling with down lighting and a half modesty glazed door out to the back yard.
The back yard is laid with concrete and is a full enclosed private space with timber gated access out to the back lane. There is space for seating and perhaps for a bistro table and chairs from which to enjoy the alfresco dining experience in the warmer months.
Back through the property and upstairs to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation. The landing is light and airy with high ceilings and a window over the side elevation. From here we have doors of to the bathroom, bedrooms and to a large storage cupboard.
The first room at the top of the stairs is the family bathroom which boasts a modern white suite comprising of: A bath with shower over, rectangular washbasin which is mounted on a unit and a WC. The walls are fully tiled in a white tile with interspersed decorative tile. A modesty window out over the rear elevation allows in plenty of natural light.
We have a split landing with steps up to the bedrooms. The first room we come to is the master bedroom which boasts a beautiful oak floor and built in robes. There is oodles of space for a large bed and we have a window out over the rear elevation affording plenty of natural light.
Bedrooms 2 and 3 are over the front elevation with bedroom 2 being a good size double room and benefitting from a full wall of fitted robes providing lots of storage and bedroom 3 being a generous double with space for a bed and wardrobe furniture.
All in all we have a much loved family home awaiting a new family to personalise it to too taste. Boasting; light and airy rooms in the heart of the ever popular seaside town of Newbiggin by the Sea. Being in close proximity to all local amenities and transport links with the beach but a 5 minute stroll away this property will appeal to a wide range of buyers and an early viewing is recommended to avoid disappointment.
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 gas 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 which is of particular importance to you, please contact us and we will try and clarify the position for you.
EPC band: C
