House For Sale £450,000
Situated on the highly desirable Queens Road, Shotley Bridge, in the beautiful Derwent Valley, ‘Briarsyde’ is a short 2-minute stroll to ‘The Derwent Walk’, part of the popular walking and cycle route, the C2C.
Built in 1909, this stunning and charming property retains many of its original features: including stained glass door in entrance hall, traditional fireplaces, and high ceilings with cornice.
The spacious yet cosy property has newly fitted carpets, underfloor heating in main bathroom, built-in wardrobes, and bathrooms in both upstairs bedrooms.
This private, peaceful haven is enclosed by wrap-around, mature, low maintenance gardens, with spacious patio areas, allowing you to enjoy outdoor entertaining with family and friends.
The ground floor comprises: entrance lobby with original stained glass door and floor tiles, reception area, lounge with bay windows and traditional fireplace, dining room with bay windows, multi-fuel burner, leading to the sunroom/ home office, with access to the south facing gardens.
A large open plan kitchen with family room and pantry, master bedroom, family bathroom and rear porch/cloakroom complete the ground floor.
The first floor has two bedrooms both newly carpeted with ensuite bathrooms and built-in wardrobes. The large landing has a snug area to relax, read or use as a quiet office space.
Externally, a private driveway leads to the large garage, car port, log store and rear gardens.
EPC Rating D Council Tax Band F
Shotley Bridge is a highly coveted location on the edge of the North Pennines (AONB), and situated close to Northumberland NP, Hadrians Wall, The Lake District and Northumberland coast. Regional centres Durham and Newcastle are both approximately 14 miles away, with Newcastle International Airport only 30 mins away.
The property is within half a mile of local shops and facilities, and within a mile of historical Shotley Bridge village and its restaurants and boutiques. Consett town centre is less than a mile-and-a-half away. Queens Road runs from Durham Road, Blackhill into Woodlands Road, near to Shotley Bridge hospital.
Built in 1909, this stunning and charming property retains many of its original features: including stained glass door in entrance hall, traditional fireplaces, and high ceilings with cornice.
The spacious yet cosy property has newly fitted carpets, underfloor heating in main bathroom, built-in wardrobes, and bathrooms in both upstairs bedrooms.
This private, peaceful haven is enclosed by wrap-around, mature, low maintenance gardens, with spacious patio areas, allowing you to enjoy outdoor entertaining with family and friends.
The ground floor comprises: entrance lobby with original stained glass door and floor tiles, reception area, lounge with bay windows and traditional fireplace, dining room with bay windows, multi-fuel burner, leading to the sunroom/ home office, with access to the south facing gardens.
A large open plan kitchen with family room and pantry, master bedroom, family bathroom and rear porch/cloakroom complete the ground floor.
The first floor has two bedrooms both newly carpeted with ensuite bathrooms and built-in wardrobes. The large landing has a snug area to relax, read or use as a quiet office space.
Externally, a private driveway leads to the large garage, car port, log store and rear gardens.
EPC Rating D Council Tax Band F
Shotley Bridge is a highly coveted location on the edge of the North Pennines (AONB), and situated close to Northumberland NP, Hadrians Wall, The Lake District and Northumberland coast. Regional centres Durham and Newcastle are both approximately 14 miles away, with Newcastle International Airport only 30 mins away.
The property is within half a mile of local shops and facilities, and within a mile of historical Shotley Bridge village and its restaurants and boutiques. Consett town centre is less than a mile-and-a-half away. Queens Road runs from Durham Road, Blackhill into Woodlands Road, near to Shotley Bridge hospital.
