10 Chapel Terrace is a cosy and characterful three bedroom family home. The property is end terrace and benefits from an enclosed courtyard and garage providing off street parking.

Entering the property into the reception hallway there is a combination of oak floorboards and a pebble style floor. A door radiates to the open plan living room and kitchen which has oak flooring and a window to the front of the property with views over neighbouring countryside. The rooms boasts a log burner set within a painted brick fireplace with decorative tile hearth and oak mantle and additional oak shelving. A step up from the living space leads into the kitchen which has a slate effect tiled floor and a range of solid oak work units with Belfast sink and space for a range style cooker. From the kitchen a door opens to a pantry, a part glazed door leads to the rear courtyard and a further door leads back to the hallway with space for a freestanding fridge/freezer.

To the first floor the master bedroom is a large and spacious double bedroom lying at the front of the property and enjoys views over the adjoining countryside. The master bedroom benefits from a en-suite bathroom which comprises a newly fitted white suite comprising a bath with shower attachment, WC and wash hand basin.

The second bedroom is a further spacious double bedroom again lying at the front of the property and enjoys similar views to that of the master bedroom.

The third bedroom lies to the rear of the property and is a good sized single enjoying views over the rear courtyard.

The family shower room lies off the landing and benefits from a corner shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin.

Externally
To the front of the property there is a low maintenance courtyard garden and a driveway leading to the integral garage.

To the rear is an enclosed courtyard which is laid with slate chippings and is accessed from the kitchen. There is also a large workshop which provides useful storage space, and benefits from plumbing and power for white goods. The oil tank is also housed in the rear courtyard too.

Energy Performance Certificate
The property is currently rated ‘E’.

Council Tax Band
The property is currently rated Council Tax Band B.

Services
The property benefits from mains water, drainage and electricity and has oil fired central heating.

Notes
Please note that there is asbestos present within roof of the outdoor WC.
The neighbouring property benefits from a right of way down the alleyway at the side of the property to maintain their property.

Directions
Travelling from Wolsingham head west on the A689 for approximately 9 miles travelling through the villages of Frosterley, Stanhope and on to Eastgate. On reaching the Cross Keys public house, turn right signposted for Rookhope . Continue on this road for approximately 3 miles and the property is located on the right hand side upon entering the village.

Rookhope is set within the valley of Weardale and is home to a small rural community. The village includes a popular, traditionally run public house, primary school, and a small village store whilst further facilities are found close by in the town of Stanhope (approximately 5 minutes by car).

Benefitting from a tranquil, relaxed, rural location with numerous outdoor pursuits readily on hand and the fantastic backdrop of the surrounding fells and moorland, together with the dynamic city attractions of Durham being within a short travelling distance, the location is ideal for a variety of purchasers. International Airports at both Newcastle and Teesside offer both national and international travel and are both accessible within one hour’s drive. Mainline railway links are also available within a short travelling distance meaning that the village is suitably located for travel to the larger business centres of the region.