Floorplan
Map
Area stats4 bedroom terraced house
Close to schools
Chain-free
Study
Sold STC
Terraced house
4 beds
2 baths
1496
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band A
Broadband: Super-fast 51Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Close to amenities
- Large Garden
- Off-street parking
- Period Features
- Walking Distance to Schools
This charming FOUR bedroom end terraced home is sure to impress and is available with no onward chain!
Walking distance from the local school and amenities, this property presents a unique opportunity for families looking for the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and charm.
Entering the property you will appreciate the character, from the high ceilings, period features and original staircase. The property features two reception rooms, providing ample space for entertaining guests or simply unwinding after a long day. The main lounge is decorated in neutral tones and features a log burner with oak mantle. The second lounge is flooded with natural light from the dual aspect windows. The kitchen/diner has a rustic feel with an exposed brick inglenook surrounding the a gas range style cooker, the perfect spot for preparing culinary creations and family meal. The traditional cream units are finished with marble worktops and Belfast sink, stone tiled flooring adds to the charm. There is a separate utility plumbed for washing machine, fitted with stable style door leading to the decked courtyard. Completing the ground floor is a practical boot room, a must in any country property! And also a downstairs shower room ideal for modern family living.
Upstairs, there are three generously sized bedrooms and a single currently used as a home office. All the rooms are beautifully appointed, three of them have fitted wardrobes and are thoughtfully designed to maximize space and comfort. The spacious landing provides access to the loft and there is potential to extend subject to obtaining necessary planning permission.
Externally, the property offers a small courtyard and off-street parking. The property's garden spans a substantial area, providing a haven of tranquillity where you can relax and enjoy open views of the surrounding countryside. The garden and garage are rented through the local church for £100 per annum, the existing long-standing agreement will be passed onto the purchaser.
This property makes an ideal family home and offers a unique blend of traditional character and contemporary convenience. Whether you are seeking a quiet and peaceful living space or need a family-friendly home in a prime location, this property is an opportunity not to be missed.
Medomsley is a small village with primary school, village shop, Church and two public houses. The town of Consett is a short drive away where you will find a range of supermarkets, retail shops and bus station. The property is very convenient for the commuter with excellent road access via the A692 (1.8 miles) , A694 (1.9 miles) and A1 (8 miles). Newcastle, Hexham and Durham are approximately 30 minutes by car, with Corbridge and its exclusive boutiques also within a short drive.
Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Freehold
Walking distance from the local school and amenities, this property presents a unique opportunity for families looking for the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and charm.
Entering the property you will appreciate the character, from the high ceilings, period features and original staircase. The property features two reception rooms, providing ample space for entertaining guests or simply unwinding after a long day. The main lounge is decorated in neutral tones and features a log burner with oak mantle. The second lounge is flooded with natural light from the dual aspect windows. The kitchen/diner has a rustic feel with an exposed brick inglenook surrounding the a gas range style cooker, the perfect spot for preparing culinary creations and family meal. The traditional cream units are finished with marble worktops and Belfast sink, stone tiled flooring adds to the charm. There is a separate utility plumbed for washing machine, fitted with stable style door leading to the decked courtyard. Completing the ground floor is a practical boot room, a must in any country property! And also a downstairs shower room ideal for modern family living.
Upstairs, there are three generously sized bedrooms and a single currently used as a home office. All the rooms are beautifully appointed, three of them have fitted wardrobes and are thoughtfully designed to maximize space and comfort. The spacious landing provides access to the loft and there is potential to extend subject to obtaining necessary planning permission.
Externally, the property offers a small courtyard and off-street parking. The property's garden spans a substantial area, providing a haven of tranquillity where you can relax and enjoy open views of the surrounding countryside. The garden and garage are rented through the local church for £100 per annum, the existing long-standing agreement will be passed onto the purchaser.
This property makes an ideal family home and offers a unique blend of traditional character and contemporary convenience. Whether you are seeking a quiet and peaceful living space or need a family-friendly home in a prime location, this property is an opportunity not to be missed.
Medomsley is a small village with primary school, village shop, Church and two public houses. The town of Consett is a short drive away where you will find a range of supermarkets, retail shops and bus station. The property is very convenient for the commuter with excellent road access via the A692 (1.8 miles) , A694 (1.9 miles) and A1 (8 miles). Newcastle, Hexham and Durham are approximately 30 minutes by car, with Corbridge and its exclusive boutiques also within a short drive.
Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Freehold
Rooms
Vestibule
Hall
Lounge 4.17m x 4.40m (13ft 8in x 14ft 5in)
Reception Room 2 3.70m x 4.17m (12ft 1in x 13ft 8in)
Kitchen 4.30m x 3.55m (14ft 1in x 11ft 7in)
Utility 1.54m x 1.92m (5ft x 6ft 3in)
Boot Room 1.36m x 2.44m (4ft 5in x 8ft)
Bathroom 1.94m x 1.68m (6ft 4in x 5ft 6in)
FIRST FLOOR:
Bedroom 3 4.28m x 3.05m (14ft x 10ft)
Master bedroom 4.19m x 3.43m (13ft 8in x 11ft 3in)
Bedroom 1 2.73m x 2.10m (8ft 11in x 6ft 10in)
Bedroom 2 3.97m x 3.55m (13ft x 11ft 7in)
Bathroom 3.66m x 2.51m (12ft x 8ft 2in)
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
1/10
Home prices (average)
4 bedroom terraced houses
£365,855
£365,855
About this agent
Harrington Brown was established as an independent Estate Agency in 2001 and set up its office on Front Street, right in the heart of Shotley Bridge Village. Over the years, Harrington Brown has helped thousands of people sell or buy their new home in and around the local areas of Consett in Co Durham and across the river into neighbouring Northumberland. Harrington Brown stands out as an exceptional player in the world of U.K. Estate Agency, achieving top accolades at this year's EA Masters. The company secured not just one, but two awards – a Gold for Sales and a Silver for Lettings.Their exceptional performance has earned them a place in the esteemed Best Estate Agent Guide 2025, a comprehensive review of UK agencies that helps sellers and landlords identify the best agents in their region. Harrington Brown has gone from strength to strength this year by elevating their standards wherever possible; investing in new technology and training. They have also been exclusively selected to join The Guild of Property Professionals in their area, a prestigious recognition that highlights their trustworthiness, integrity, and results. All whilst being committed to giving back to their local community by contributing to local causes and actively engaging with the community whenever possible. If you're considering your next property move, reach out to Harrington Brown for expert advice. Their proven track record as a top-tier independent estate agent puts you in safe hands that value your needs.