4 Bedroom Bungalow - Semi Detached £475,000 4 Woodland Close, Earsdon, NE25 9LL
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Features

  • WELL CONVERTED FOUR BEDROOM SEMI DETACHED BUNGALOW
  • SUBSTANTIAL PLOT WITHIN SOUGHT AFTER AREA
  • LOUNGE, DINING ROOM, SNUG & CONSERVATORY
  • CLASSIC KITCHEN
  • TWO BATHROOM WCS & DOWNSTAIRS WC
  • TWO DETACHED GARAGES
  • FRONT & SIDE GARDENS
  • REAR GARDEN & DRIVEWAY PARKING
  • NO UPPER CHAIN
  • EPC RATING C

Embleys are delighted to be instructed in the sale of this, rare to the market, well converted, semi detached bungalow which is perfectly located overlooking a stunning woodland area in a sought after village. It boasts a wealth of modern features, has no upper chain and is ideal for retirees.

With over 1600 square feet of accommodation set over two floors, this delightful and well presented property consists of a vestibule with door to the spacious lounge which has stairs up to the first floor and doors to the rear hallway and dining room. The classic kitchen benefits from a range of units with contrasting worktops, integrated eye level double oven, gas hob and extractor hood. There is a snug which leads on to the light and airy conservatory and two bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes, a downstairs WC as well as a downstairs bathroom with bath, walk in shower, vanity wash basin and low level WC. To the first floor there is an office area, two further bedrooms, one with views over Earsdon fields, and another bathroom with bath, pedestal wash basin and low level WC. Externally there are two detached garages, beautiful, substantial front and side gardens with mature shrubs, planted borders and trees, and a paved rear garden with access to the garages and driveway parking.

The generous size, superb layout and fabulous location of this property makes for an exciting opportunity which can only truly be appreciated by a visit.

A picturesque village just two miles from Whitley Bay, Earsdon sits on the border to Northumberland and opens the door to some of the area’s loveliest countryside. Extremely popular with couples and families, this appealing village has its own conservation area, children’s play park and a wonderfully historic church. It offers peace and tranquility while remaining connected to everything the coast has to offer, including proximity to excellent nearby schools.

VESTIBULE

LOUNGE 18’10 x 17’9

DINING ROOM 11’11 x 9’8

KITCHEN 14’1 x 9’2

SNUG 11’4 x 7’10

CONSERVATORY 11’4 x 8’5

DOWNSTAIRS WC

REAR HALLWAY

BEDROOM 14’6 x 10’5

BEDROOM 11’3 x 8’10

BATHROOM WC 9’6 x 6’7

LANDING

BEDROOM 15’8 x 14’2

BEDROOM 11’8 x 9’10

BATHROOM WC 9’5 x 9’4

GARAGES 18’3 x 7’7 & 18’2 x 7’10

FRONT & SIDE GARDENS

REAR GARDEN

Property Details

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Band: E
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Utility Supply

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These are commonly referred to as your monthly bills. Depending on how they are provided, they may require maintenance, incur additional repair costs, and affect mortgage and insurance availability.
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Rights and Restrictions

What are Rights and Restrictions?

Certain rights and restrictions may apply to properties which could impact mortgage availability, as well as what you can do when buying, developing, or using a property. These can fall into the categories below.

Private rights of way

Examples include:

  • Easement – such as a neighbouring property having right of way across the driveway so they can access their home.
  • Servitude – such as overhead power lines or the use of a shared communal private water supply.
  • Wayleave – such as a telegraph pole or electricity pylon located on the property, where related rent is due from a third party.

Public rights of way

Examples include public footpaths for walking, or public bridleways for horse riding.

Listed property

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Restrictions

Other restrictions may apply when using or developing a property. These could include:

  • No caravans / boats / commercial vehicles parked on the driveway.
  • No barbecues on the balcony.
  • The front door must be painted black.
  • Needing a neighbour’s permission to carry out work on a party wall.
Private rights of way No
Public rights of way No
Listed property No
Restrictions Yes

Risks

What are Risks?

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Flooded in last 5 years No
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Transport Links

  • Shiremoor Metro Station (0.99km)
  • West Monkseaton Metro Station (1.41km)
  • Northumberland Park Metro Station (1.89km)

Schools

  • Wellfield Middle School (0.55km)
  • South Wellfield First School (0.66km)
  • Shiremoor Primary School (1.56km)
  • Valley Gardens Middle School (1.65km)
  • Parkside House School (1.78km)

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