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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom end of terrace house
Chain-free
Sold STC
End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Features and description
- No chain
- Parking to rear
- Roomy kitchen
- Brick constructed outhouse
- Bright & spacious lounge
- Three bedrooms
- End link
- Low maintenace garden
- Viewing recommended
* No Chain - Popular Residential Location - Ideal for First-Time Buyers, Families, and Investors - Nearby Amenities and Transport Connections - Bright and Spacious Living Area - Roomy Kitchen - Parking to Rear - Brick-Constructed Outbuilding *
Offered to the market with the benefit of immediate vacant possession is this three-bedroom end link in the semi-rural village of Perkinsville. The village boasts convenient proximity to shops, eateries, a primary school, and a church - all within walking distance.
There are also excellent transport links, including regular bus routes into Newcastle and easy access via the A1(M).
The house itself offers ample family space, with a floorplan comprising of: entrance hallway, large inviting lounge and dining room, and a sizeable kitchen. On the first floor there are three well proportioned bedrooms, the bigger of the two with ample storage, and there is a family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
At the rear of the property is a low maintenance garden, with gated access providing off-street car parking. There is also a brick built outhouse.
Perkinsville is a small village located in County Durham, North East England. It is situated immediately to the north of Pelton and to the north-west of Chester-le-Street. The village was constructed between 1858 and 1871 by Edward Moseley Perkins, who ran Birtley Iron Works and two local coal mines. The village was originally laid out in a simple colliery housing style with streets named "A street" through "E Street" and a North Street, but in the 20th century there was considerable redevelopment of the village. Today, Perkinsville has a few shops including a convenience store, a fish and chip shop, and a beauty salon.
Contact us now to schedule a viewing appointment.
Ground Floor -
Hallway -
Lounge / Dining Area - 7.3 x 4 max (23'11" x 13'1" max) -
Kitchen - 3.5 x 3.3 (11'5" x 10'9") -
First Floor -
Landing -
Bedroom - 3.2 x 3.2 (10'5" x 10'5") -
Bedroom - 3.2 x 2.7 (10'5" x 8'10") -
Bedroom - 2.7 x 2.3 (8'10" x 7'6") -
Bathroom -
Agent's Notes - Electricity Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Broadband: Basic 6 Mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Average
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Durham County Council, Band A approx £1,469pa
Energy Rating: TBC
Disclaimer: The preceding details have been sourced from the seller and OnTheMarket.com. Verification and clarification of this information, along with any further details concerning Material Information parts A, B & C, should be sought from a legal representative or appropriate authorities. Robinsons cannot accept liability for any information provided.
Offered to the market with the benefit of immediate vacant possession is this three-bedroom end link in the semi-rural village of Perkinsville. The village boasts convenient proximity to shops, eateries, a primary school, and a church - all within walking distance.
There are also excellent transport links, including regular bus routes into Newcastle and easy access via the A1(M).
The house itself offers ample family space, with a floorplan comprising of: entrance hallway, large inviting lounge and dining room, and a sizeable kitchen. On the first floor there are three well proportioned bedrooms, the bigger of the two with ample storage, and there is a family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
At the rear of the property is a low maintenance garden, with gated access providing off-street car parking. There is also a brick built outhouse.
Perkinsville is a small village located in County Durham, North East England. It is situated immediately to the north of Pelton and to the north-west of Chester-le-Street. The village was constructed between 1858 and 1871 by Edward Moseley Perkins, who ran Birtley Iron Works and two local coal mines. The village was originally laid out in a simple colliery housing style with streets named "A street" through "E Street" and a North Street, but in the 20th century there was considerable redevelopment of the village. Today, Perkinsville has a few shops including a convenience store, a fish and chip shop, and a beauty salon.
Contact us now to schedule a viewing appointment.
Ground Floor -
Hallway -
Lounge / Dining Area - 7.3 x 4 max (23'11" x 13'1" max) -
Kitchen - 3.5 x 3.3 (11'5" x 10'9") -
First Floor -
Landing -
Bedroom - 3.2 x 3.2 (10'5" x 10'5") -
Bedroom - 3.2 x 2.7 (10'5" x 8'10") -
Bedroom - 2.7 x 2.3 (8'10" x 7'6") -
Bathroom -
Agent's Notes - Electricity Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Broadband: Basic 6 Mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Average
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Durham County Council, Band A approx £1,469pa
Energy Rating: TBC
Disclaimer: The preceding details have been sourced from the seller and OnTheMarket.com. Verification and clarification of this information, along with any further details concerning Material Information parts A, B & C, should be sought from a legal representative or appropriate authorities. Robinsons cannot accept liability for any information provided.
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