Park Side, Hepscott, Northumberland, NE61

Bradley Hall is delighted to welcome to the residential property market this spacious three-bedroom terraced family home with a large attic conversion, situated within a mature residential district of the sought-after village of Hepscott, close to open fields and farmland.

The property is accessed through a tiled internal hallway with a pine staircase leading to the first floor and glazed panel doors opening into a spacious lounge to the front, featuring a charming fireplace and stripped pine flooring.

To the rear, an impressive open-plan fitted kitchen/dining room benefits from underfloor electric heating and a tiled floor. It offers a generous range of wall and base units, ample work surfaces, a 1½ bowl sink with mixer tap, a four-burner gas hob with splash screen and extractor hood, integrated oven and grill, and fridge/freezer and space with plumbing for dishwasher. Beyond the kitchen/dining area lies a useful utility space, providing access to the garden along with a convenient cloakroom/WC and plumbing for a washing machine.

On the first floor, the landing — complete with a built-in cupboard and pine banisters — provides access to three bedrooms, including two doubles and a single, each with built-in cupboards/wardrobes, as well as an additional cupboard on the landing. The family bathroom is fitted with a modern three-piece white suite, mains-fed shower over a panel bath, a vanity unit with inset wash basin, and a concealed cistern WC. Part tiled with a tiled floor and underfloor electric heating, the bathroom offers both practicality and comfort.

Stairs leading from the landing to a converted attic room, spanning the full length of the house. This versatile space could serve as a home office, studio, hobby room, or playroom that features Velux windows, generous under-eaves storage, and an en-suite cloakroom/WC with wash basin. Alternatively, it could serve as a home office, studio, hobby room, or playroom.
Externally, the front garden boasts a lawned area with flower and shrub borders and mature bushes, with alleyway access to the rear. The alleyway is owned by the purchaser of No8 with the owners of N9 having pedestrian only access to the rear of their property. The generous rear garden enjoys a sunny afternoon aspect, with a paved patio, lawn, further patio to the rear, and well-stocked borders, all enclosed by fencing. The property backs onto open fields and farmland, a popular area for local dog walks.

Recent Improvements:
Following its last purchase, the property underwent a comprehensive renovation. All plumbing, electrical wiring, and gas central heating were replaced, with new damp proofing and insulation installed beneath all ground floors. Pine flooring was laid in the sitting room, while concrete flooring was added elsewhere on the ground floor. Electric underfloor heating was fitted in both the kitchen/diner and the family bathroom. The combi gas boiler was renewed in 2023, ensuring modern efficiency.

Location:
This property is well suited to a variety of purchasers, offering easy access to the historic market town of Morpeth, which provides a wide range of independent shops and national retailers, schooling for all ages, numerous bars and restaurants, and leisure facilities. Excellent transport links include local bus services, the nearby A1 for north–south travel, and Morpeth’s mainline rail station on the East Coast Line, with direct connections to Newcastle, Edinburgh, and London. Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International Airport are both approximately 18 miles away.

Council Tax Band: B

We would strongly recommend an internal viewing to fully appreciate the quality and scale of accommodation on offer. Please contact our Morpeth office to arrange an appointment.