Street Houses, Wylam, Northumberland, NE41

This characterful terraced home should appeal to those looking for an idyllic semi-rural retreat that is off the beaten track.

Combining some of the best aspects of modern living with the charm and soul of an older, traditional terraced house, this impressive home has double glazing and gas central heating (via Ideal combi. boiler), and provides accommodation comprising: contemporary fitted kitchen with a composite entrance door, green/grey units and granite-effect worktops, integrated electric oven and gas hob with extractor over. A door leads into the spacious living room, which has wooden flooring and a fireplace with a wood-burning stove, a built-in cupboard and open stairs to the first floor, as well as glazed doors into the sun room/dining room, which has recessed spotlights and French doors out to the decking, with a gate leading out to the public walk/trail beyond (along the old Wylam waggon-way/railway).

To the first floor, the landing leads to the three bedrooms - including a relatively spacious main bedroom - and the bathroom, which is fitted with a white suite including a mains-fed shower over the bath.

Externally, there is a decked garden area immediately out from the sun room, with a hedge border and a gate out to the public walkway/trail. There is a right of access along the private road including immediately to the rear of the house, where there is a small outbuilding/store. The rear enjoys an open view over the field behind.

Location:
Street Houses is a small hamlet situated along a private road at the east edge of Wylam, just over the River Tyne from Clara Vale and close to Close House Golf Club. It is also just 250 feet along the lane from the National Trust owned house that is the birthplace of George Stephenson and has the
walk/trail following the route of the old Wylam waggonway/railway line immediately outside it. Wylam village, approximately 1.5 miles away, is a picturesque situated in the Tyne Valley with fantastic views over the River Tyne and lovely walks and cycle routes. Public transport is available from the village, where there are shops, churches, public houses, restaurants and a school, as well as a thriving community hub at the Wylam Institute, which venue for various clubs, groups and activities. There is easy access to major road links including the A69 and A695, with Newcastle city centre within 12 miles and Hexham approximately 14 miles away, and the railway station in Wylam, just across the bridge over the Tyne, gives access to train travel along the Carlisle/Newcastle line.

Viewings:
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