A rare and exceptional example of luxury throughout! This family home has been, in our opinion, presented to show home standard from the second you walk through the door. The current owners have invested substantially, using thought, love and great skill to showcase this property, which oozes space, elegance, charm and style! A product and build of the Edwardian period, circa 1901, boasting wonderful original features with a blend of eclectic and ornate design, preserving this sought after period of history with modern day luxury. The location of this family home encompasses a tremendous mix of outdoor coastal living, with the glorious beach and promenade just a short walk away, together with an established local, supportive street community association. The vibrant town centre of Whitley Bay is just a short walk in the opposite direction, having just proudly won The Times Award for the best place to live in the North of England. With highly sought after schools, local amenities, Metro and bus routes with excellent transport links, we really believe this is one of the best locations and properties to consider for your next move! Entrance vestibule, magnificent hallway, lounge with gorgeous bay window, fitted shutters and wonderful views towards the sea, original marble fireplace, cast iron fire and grate. The lounge opens through to the stunning family dining kitchen with French doors out to the town garden, you will fall in love with the exposed brick, recessed hearth and captivating multi-fuel burning stove. The contemporary, re-fitted Wren kitchen also includes appliances and an instant hot water Quooker tap. Large family room, fantastic as a home office/snug or playroom, with French doors out to the garden, downstairs shower room. Split level, impressive landing area with four, large double bedrooms, three with gorgeous fireplaces. Fabulous family bathroom with separate shower and stylish en-suite shower room to bedroom three. Large private town garden with parking, front garden area. The owner will be relocating, therefore no onward chain is a benefit of this family home, along with the option to negotiate many high end, quality furniture items. Freehold: EPC: D, Council Tax Band: C, Gas, Electric, Water, Heating, Drainage: Mains Connected. Broadband: Fibre, Mobile Phone Blackspot: No

Mining: The property is not known to be on a coalfield and is unknown whether to be directly impacted by the effect of other mining activity. The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any