An outstanding and unquestionably beautiful 1930’s semi with Mock Tudor peak on this gorgeous Crescent, just a short walk to local shops, schools, Metro and within excellent proximity to major transport links. We absolutely fell in love as soon as we were lucky enough to be invited out to market this gorgeous home, that is filled with original features and a charming, homely feel throughout. The hallway is impressive light and airy with wood floors and an original, turned staircase up to the first floor. Cosy nights are guaranteed in the front lounge which showcases a multi-fuel stove fire and a wonderful bay window with original leaded light windows. There is a separate family room/dining room overlooking the private garden to the back of the property with the kitchen right next door, which has been re-fitted with a stylish range of units and also provides access out into the garden or into the separate utility room. You will love the original, stained light window to the first floor landing area, which also provides access to the three tastefully presented bedrooms. The luxurious bathroom has it all, space, light, charm and beauty and the re-fitted, Victorian style suite also includes a delightful Forest Waterfall shower. There is a generous front garden area with walled and gated access and a stunning garden to the rear with patios, lawn, borders and detached garage, providing superb outdoor space for families and garden lovers alike! We have been advised that the property has been re-wired and re-roofed in recent years, providing reassurance for new buyers. We truly believe this lovely home will be snapped up quickly, don’t be disappointed! Freehold. EPC: TBC, Council Tax Band:

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