- Ground floor Tyneside flat +
- No upper chain +
- Two double bedrooms +
- Private rear yard +
- Sought after location +
- Needs some updating +
- Peppercorn Lease +
- Leasehold - 999 years from 28 August 1985 - 959 years remaining +
- Council tax band A +
- EPC rating C +
This two-bedroom terraced flat offers accommodation that requires some updating, providing an opportunity for buyers to update to their own specification. The property is likely to appeal to first-time buyers and investors seeking a project in a well-connected residential area.
The layout includes one reception room, one kitchen and a bathroom, together with two double bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from a bay window, providing additional space and natural light. Externally, there is a private yard to the rear. The property also benefits from an EPC rating of C and is in Council Tax Band A.
Situated in a location with good public transport links, the property is within easy reach of local bus routes offering regular services into Newcastle city centre, which provides extensive shopping, employment and leisure facilities. The nearest Metro station is accessible via a short journey and offers connections across Tyneside, including Newcastle Central Station for regional and national rail services, and the coast at Tynemouth and Whitley Bay.
The surrounding area offers local amenities including shops, cafés and everyday services, as well as nearby parks providing green space for recreation. The wider neighbourhood is a popular residential area within Newcastle, with access to schools and community facilities.
Offered for sale with no upper chain, this property presents an opportunity to acquire a two-bedroom terraced flat in a sought-after location with scope for improvement.
PRIMARY SERVICES SUPPLY
Electricity: MAINS
Water: MAINS
Sewerage: MAINS
Heating: GAS CENTRAL HEATING
Broadband: Unknown
Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: NO
Parking: ON STREET
MINING
The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search. Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.