A spacious, traditional, stone-built terraced home that is sure to be popular amongst first time buyers and families alike. This gorgeous three bedroom property is full of charm and traditional features.

The elegant entrance hallway leads to a well-proportioned lounge which benefits from coving and a cast-iron open fire with a decorative mantle, tiled hearth and insets. This room could prove to be an ideal spot to curl up in front of the fire and take in the countryside views. To add to the charm of this room, the seller has advised that original Parquet flooring is beneath the newly fitted carpet and is just waiting to be rediscovered! The dining room/reception room has laminate flooring, built-in alcove storage cupboards and a gas fire feature.

The kitchen comprises of oak units, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and freestanding cooker There is also an under-stair pantry which provides excellent additional storage.

To the first floor there is a split level-landing that leads to the bathroom with fitted white suite. There is a shower over the bath, built in storage, and a separate W.C.

The traditional spindled balustrade curves around to an open landing which could be used as a home-office space, and could also be an ideal placement for an additional staircase, if the buyer wished to convert the loft space (subject to relevant planning and approvals).

There are three generous bedrooms, two of which are equipped with large, wall to ceiling sliding door wardrobes. The master bedroom and third bedroom have gorgeous views over the countryside, and the second overlooks the property's well-kept yard to the rear.

Externally, there is a small manicured garden to the front with lawn and a seating area, perfect for enjoying the evening sunset. To the rear of the property there is a well maintained split-level yard, with seating area, coal house, and access to the garage.

West View is conveniently located within walking distance to Blackhill where you will find a range of shops including a Tesco Express and an award winning bakery. The village of Shotley Bridge is also a short walk and has a charming range of local shops and amenities including a primary school (infant and junior schools). The nearest town of Consett is approximately 1 mile away and provides a wider range of shops, supermarkets and sporting facilities. There are several popular countryside walks and cycle routes, including along the River Derwent and further into neighbouring Northumberland. It is well positioned for access to Newcastle and Durham, both within 16 miles, making it an excellent location from which to commute.

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold