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Area stats3 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
3 beds
1 bath
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 9000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Superb Family or First Home
- Cul-de-Sac Position
- Generous Gardens & Ample Parking
- Extended Floorplan
- Log Burning Stove
- Conservatory
- Single Garage
- Excellent Local Amenities
- Close to Durham City
Superb Family or First Home * Private & Sunny Rear Aspect * Pleasant Cul-De-Sac Position * Popular Location * Generous Gardens & Ample Parking * Extended Floor Plan * Double Glazing & GCH * Early Viewing Advised *
The floor plan comprises: entrance hallway, comfortable lounge with log burning stove, separate dining room which opens into the delightful conservatory and overlooks the rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and a selection of integral appliances. The first floor has three bedrooms and family bathroom/WC which includes separate double walk-in shower. Outside the property has generous gardens, ample driveway parking, single garage, and the added benefit of a private and sunny rear aspect.
Meadowfield, located just 3 miles southwest of Durham city, is a desirable village offering a mix of suburban tranquillity and convenient access to urban amenities. Ideal for families, professionals, and retirees alike, Meadowfield provides a variety of housing options, including modern developments and traditional homes. The village has local amenities such as supermarkets, primary schools, cafes, and local pubs, while Durham city centre is only a short drive or bus ride away, offering a wider array of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Meadowfield benefits from strong transport links, with regular bus services to Durham and easy access to the A690, connecting to the A1(M) for commuting to nearby cities such as Newcastle and Sunderland. The area is also close to the stunning Durham countryside, with local parks and scenic walking trails, making it attractive to those seeking both convenience and natural beauty.
Ground Floor -
Hallway -
Lounge - 4.37m x 4.32m (14'4 x 14'2) -
Dining Room - 3.33m x 2.67m (10'11 x 8'9) -
Conservatory - 3.20m x 2.79m (10'6 x 9'2) -
Kitchen - 3.33m x 2.57m (10'11 x 8'5) -
Garage -
First Floor -
Bedroom - 4.32m x 3.20m (14'2 x 10'6) -
Bedroom - 3.38m x 2.77m (11'1 x 9'1) -
Bedroom - 2.84m x 2.11m (9'4 x 6'11) -
Bathroom/Wc -
Agent Notes - Electricity Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Broadband: Basic 16 Mbps, Superfast 75 Mbps, Ultrafast 9000 Mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Average
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Durham County Council, Band C - Approx. £2161 p.a
Energy Rating: D
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.
The floor plan comprises: entrance hallway, comfortable lounge with log burning stove, separate dining room which opens into the delightful conservatory and overlooks the rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and a selection of integral appliances. The first floor has three bedrooms and family bathroom/WC which includes separate double walk-in shower. Outside the property has generous gardens, ample driveway parking, single garage, and the added benefit of a private and sunny rear aspect.
Meadowfield, located just 3 miles southwest of Durham city, is a desirable village offering a mix of suburban tranquillity and convenient access to urban amenities. Ideal for families, professionals, and retirees alike, Meadowfield provides a variety of housing options, including modern developments and traditional homes. The village has local amenities such as supermarkets, primary schools, cafes, and local pubs, while Durham city centre is only a short drive or bus ride away, offering a wider array of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Meadowfield benefits from strong transport links, with regular bus services to Durham and easy access to the A690, connecting to the A1(M) for commuting to nearby cities such as Newcastle and Sunderland. The area is also close to the stunning Durham countryside, with local parks and scenic walking trails, making it attractive to those seeking both convenience and natural beauty.
Ground Floor -
Hallway -
Lounge - 4.37m x 4.32m (14'4 x 14'2) -
Dining Room - 3.33m x 2.67m (10'11 x 8'9) -
Conservatory - 3.20m x 2.79m (10'6 x 9'2) -
Kitchen - 3.33m x 2.57m (10'11 x 8'5) -
Garage -
First Floor -
Bedroom - 4.32m x 3.20m (14'2 x 10'6) -
Bedroom - 3.38m x 2.77m (11'1 x 9'1) -
Bedroom - 2.84m x 2.11m (9'4 x 6'11) -
Bathroom/Wc -
Agent Notes - Electricity Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Broadband: Basic 16 Mbps, Superfast 75 Mbps, Ultrafast 9000 Mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Average
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Durham County Council, Band C - Approx. £2161 p.a
Energy Rating: D
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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Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
3/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom detached houses
£172,109
£172,109
About this agent
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