Meadow Way, Lanchester

From the moment you arrive, this home feels inviting, with its neat front lawn framed by established planting and a block-paved driveway providing generous parking. The garage with up-and-over door adds excellent practicality, whether for storage, hobbies, or further adaptation.

Inside, an entrance lobby with vibrant tile-effect flooring leads into the main living spaces. The kitchen diner has been opened to create a bright, sociable hub with a dual aspect, traditional white cabinetry, and a striking herringbone splashback. A stylish breakfast bar enhances the layout, while a useful understairs utility cupboard with plumbing adds everyday convenience. The flowing laminate flooring, statement 1½ ceramic sink with gold-effect mixer tap, space for an under-counter dishwasher, and an electric oven with hob all combine to make this a beautifully designed and functional space.

The lounge is a welcoming retreat, carpeted for comfort and centred around a contemporary fireplace feature. Sliding patio doors draw in natural light and open directly onto a paved area, extending the living space into the garden during the warmer months.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which enjoy far-reaching countryside views. The principal bedroom benefits from a well-proportioned layout and has loft access via pull-down ladder, with the loft itself being mostly boarded. The bathroom is neatly appointed with bath and electric shower over, WC, vanity basin, and an airing cupboard.

At the rear, the tiered garden is full of character, offering distinct levels and spaces for relaxation, play, or planting. The top lawned section is securely enclosed, with the varied layout providing charm and versatility.

Stylish, practical, and well positioned within a highly regarded village, this property is perfectly suited to first-time buyers or growing families, with exciting potential to make it your own. Call our office today to arrange your viewing.

Lanchester is well regarded for its strong sense of community and excellent amenities, including a selection of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as highly regarded primary and secondary schools. The village also enjoys convenient road links to Durham City and lies close to the Lanchester Valley Railway Path, perfect for walking and cycling through the surrounding countryside.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold