Garden Terrace, Earsdon, NE25

This lower Edwardian flat, dating back to 1901, is located in the lovely village of Earsdon and combines character features and practicality. It features good sized rooms and delightful elements such as a wood burner in the living room and an open fireplace in the front room, which could also serve as the main bedroom. A second bedroom at the rear overlooks the patio yard. The flat has a modern fitted kitchen and a bathroom with an over-bath shower. The rooms are presented with peaceful, calming colours and the flat is not directly overlooked at the front. Outside, a private patio yard provides a low-maintenance space to relax after a busy day.
The location is perfect for accessing the region’s hospitals, coastline, and the main centres of Tyneside, making it an attractive choice for a variety of buyers, from first-timers to those looking to downsize and enjoy life more. Shiremoor Metro is just a fifteen-minute walk away (source: Google Maps). Council tax band A, energy rating C, long lease with approximately 980 years remaining, no ground rent.

Compostite entrance door to :: Lobby with inner door to :

Hallway: With radiator and cupboard.

Front room/bedroom one: With radiator. Fireplace with open hearth.

Bedroom two: Radiator. View into patio yard.

Living room: Radiator. Wood burner set into chimney. Original sash window.

Kitchen: Radiator. Gas combi boiler. Fitted units to include slimline dishwasher, gas hob, electric oven, plumbing for washer. Door to patio yard.

Bathroom: With heated towel radiator. White bath with shower over, wash basin, w.c.

Outside space: With long and private patio yard to rear, garden shed. Door to rear service lane.

Mining: The North East has a rich mining heritage and although the property is not known to be affected by mining, your solicitor should check this before exchange of contracts.

Leasehold: The property has a long leasehold of apprximately 980 years with no ground rent. This must be confirmed by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.