House For Sale £460,000
Bradley Hall have great pleasure in welcoming to the market this spacious four bedroom detached family home situated on the highly popular modern development of Anchorage Place in Amble.
Amble is a small town located directly on the Northumberland Coast at the mouth of the River Coquet with bustling harbour that has attracted significant inward investment in recent years in turn attracting a large number of tourists to the area. The town has a wide range of amenities with Co-Op, Tesco, newly built Morrisons supermarket and a busy high street whilst the Harbour Village is home to a number of retail pods selling local produce and gifts. Transport links are good with immediate access to the A1068 which in turn provides access to Alnmouth Train Station which is on the East Coast Mainline. Amble is now a well-regarded food destination within the county with popular sea food restaurants on the harbour and traditional gastro pubs in addition to the famous Spurelli Ice Cream parlour. Slightly further afield there are a wide range of attractions within a short drives distance including numerous quiet sandy beaches, historic castles, links golf courses and the Cheviot Hills within the Northumberland National Park.
This listing provides a fantastic opportunity for those looking for a charming, family home, second home or potential holiday let in one of Northumberland’s most attractive coastal locations.
The ‘upside down’ house itself provides modern and spacious living accommodation with three modern bathrooms, suitable storage space throughout and an open plan kitchen / lounge area whilst the two external balconies perfectly catch the morning and evening sun.
The ground floor comprises of three double bedrooms, two benefiting from en-suites, one of which has double doors leading to the back garden, a downstairs WC and a storage cupboard.
Upstairs to the first floor, a spacious lounge with access to the balcony via the sliding doors is complimented with a modern log burning stove. The kitchen, which has built in appliances, quartz worktops and granite inset sink and further benefits from a utility room is light and roomy. The first floor also houses the fourth bedroom which can alternatively be used as a snug, cinema room, separate dining space, or office with super fast broadband, depending on personal preference. It too benefits from a balcony this one facing south west and catching the evening sun. The first floor is completed with the family bathroom and additional storage cupboard.
Externally, the front garden is turfed and is well kept and there is a large tarmac drive leading to the detached garage providing ample car parking for four vehicles. Access to the rear garden is via the side of the property or from the main house. This provides a charming, relaxing but easily maintainable space complete with a paved/wooden patio.
Amble is a small town located directly on the Northumberland Coast at the mouth of the River Coquet with bustling harbour that has attracted significant inward investment in recent years in turn attracting a large number of tourists to the area. The town has a wide range of amenities with Co-Op, Tesco, newly built Morrisons supermarket and a busy high street whilst the Harbour Village is home to a number of retail pods selling local produce and gifts. Transport links are good with immediate access to the A1068 which in turn provides access to Alnmouth Train Station which is on the East Coast Mainline. Amble is now a well-regarded food destination within the county with popular sea food restaurants on the harbour and traditional gastro pubs in addition to the famous Spurelli Ice Cream parlour. Slightly further afield there are a wide range of attractions within a short drives distance including numerous quiet sandy beaches, historic castles, links golf courses and the Cheviot Hills within the Northumberland National Park.
This listing provides a fantastic opportunity for those looking for a charming, family home, second home or potential holiday let in one of Northumberland’s most attractive coastal locations.
The ‘upside down’ house itself provides modern and spacious living accommodation with three modern bathrooms, suitable storage space throughout and an open plan kitchen / lounge area whilst the two external balconies perfectly catch the morning and evening sun.
The ground floor comprises of three double bedrooms, two benefiting from en-suites, one of which has double doors leading to the back garden, a downstairs WC and a storage cupboard.
Upstairs to the first floor, a spacious lounge with access to the balcony via the sliding doors is complimented with a modern log burning stove. The kitchen, which has built in appliances, quartz worktops and granite inset sink and further benefits from a utility room is light and roomy. The first floor also houses the fourth bedroom which can alternatively be used as a snug, cinema room, separate dining space, or office with super fast broadband, depending on personal preference. It too benefits from a balcony this one facing south west and catching the evening sun. The first floor is completed with the family bathroom and additional storage cupboard.
Externally, the front garden is turfed and is well kept and there is a large tarmac drive leading to the detached garage providing ample car parking for four vehicles. Access to the rear garden is via the side of the property or from the main house. This provides a charming, relaxing but easily maintainable space complete with a paved/wooden patio.
