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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached bungalow
Chain-free
Sold STC
Detached bungalow
4 beds
1 bath
Key information
Features and description
- Rarely available
- No onward chain
- Stunning four bed detached dormer bungalow
- Requires some modernisation which is reflected in the competitive asking price.
- Huge amounts of potential
- Large gardens
- Double garage
- Workshop
- Fantastic countryside views
- Viewing comes highly recommended
* RARELY AVAILABLE * NO ONWARD CHAIN * LARGE PLOT WITH BIG GARDENS, DOUBLE GARAGE, WORKSHOP AND COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS * PRIVATE SETTING * SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION * VIEWING HIGHLY RECOMMENDED *
This stunning four bedroom detached dormer bungalow is located in the sought after location of Harperley Hall and has the benefit of large gardens, double garage and good size workshop, the property also enjoys fantastic countryside views.
The house does require modernisation and this has been reflected in the competitive asking price, however it does have huge amounts of potential for extensions and alterations (with the correct planning and consent).
The internal floor plan comprises; entrance hallway/utility room, kitchen/dining room with ample space for dining table, French doors leading to the lounge which enjoys fantastic views over the garden and beyond. The hallway gives access to three bedrooms and a shower room, a staircase leads to the first floor landing which lead to the fourth bedroom and a storage room. The property is warmed by oil central heating.
Outside the house sits on a generous size plot, with a large garden mostly laid to lawn with stone wall surround down one side.
There is a double garage and a large workshop which may have potential to be converted to other uses (with the correct planning and consent).
The gardens enjoy fantastic views of the surrounding countryside and the property is situated in a peaceful location.
Harperley Hall is conveniently located being within close proximity to amenities in near by towns, including Crook and Bishop Auckland. Primary and secondary schooling is also available in Wolsingham, Crook and Bishop Auckland.
We feel an internal viewing is a must to fully appreciate this property.
Agents Notes - The property is warmed by oil central heating and has its own septic tank. All 'potential for extension and alterations' mentioned in main description would be subject to you/the buyer gaining the correct planning and consent.
Viewings - Viewings are strictly by appointment only, please contact Robinsons Crook on[use Contact Agent Button] to arrange yours.
This stunning four bedroom detached dormer bungalow is located in the sought after location of Harperley Hall and has the benefit of large gardens, double garage and good size workshop, the property also enjoys fantastic countryside views.
The house does require modernisation and this has been reflected in the competitive asking price, however it does have huge amounts of potential for extensions and alterations (with the correct planning and consent).
The internal floor plan comprises; entrance hallway/utility room, kitchen/dining room with ample space for dining table, French doors leading to the lounge which enjoys fantastic views over the garden and beyond. The hallway gives access to three bedrooms and a shower room, a staircase leads to the first floor landing which lead to the fourth bedroom and a storage room. The property is warmed by oil central heating.
Outside the house sits on a generous size plot, with a large garden mostly laid to lawn with stone wall surround down one side.
There is a double garage and a large workshop which may have potential to be converted to other uses (with the correct planning and consent).
The gardens enjoy fantastic views of the surrounding countryside and the property is situated in a peaceful location.
Harperley Hall is conveniently located being within close proximity to amenities in near by towns, including Crook and Bishop Auckland. Primary and secondary schooling is also available in Wolsingham, Crook and Bishop Auckland.
We feel an internal viewing is a must to fully appreciate this property.
Agents Notes - The property is warmed by oil central heating and has its own septic tank. All 'potential for extension and alterations' mentioned in main description would be subject to you/the buyer gaining the correct planning and consent.
Viewings - Viewings are strictly by appointment only, please contact Robinsons Crook on[use Contact Agent Button] to arrange yours.
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About this agent
Robinsons - Estate agents in Crook Organising your property move can be stressful and challenging for many people, which is why we offer our services to assist you and make the whole exchange as simple for you as possible. We work hard to ensure that your expectations are met and that you receive the best price possible for your property. As Crook estate agents with a team of qualified experts, we pride ourselves on our customer service that is unrivalled in the area. We also have the resources to provide the supporting services, such as legal professionals and independent financial advice from specialists in the property industry. Our service successfully manages your home transaction and we make ourselves freely accessible to allow easy communication between you and our team, ensuring that you are constantly involved with the important decisions. Call, email or visit us now so that we can get started on your property move. Crook local information Located a few miles away from the River Wear, Crook is a market town that includes a beautiful backdrop of both modern and traditional buildings. Hope Street is home to most of the local shops and healthy selection of pubs. Large parts of the town contain beautiful flowerbeds within large areas of lawn that makes the area a pleasant atmosphere for the local people. Crook is a market town in County Durham, in the North East of England. It is situated about 10 miles (16 km) south-west of Durham. Crook lies a couple of miles north of the River Wear, on the A690 from Durham. This turns into the A689 leading up into the scenic upper reaches of Weardale, through Wolsingham and Stanhope.