, Copley, Copley, County Durham, DL13

This traditional end terraced house offers a rare opportunity for those seeking both charm and potential, all with no onward chain. With countryside views to the front, this delightful two-bedroom home presents spacious, well-proportioned accommodation, perfect for first-time buyers or anyone looking to enjoy a quiet village lifestyle with easy reach to local amenities.

Step through the part-glazed UPVC front door into the entrance vestibule, which leads upstairs or into the comfortable living room, where a window frames the countryside beyond. The living room is further enhanced by an art deco style fire surround with electric fire, providing a cosy focal point.

An adjoining dining room boasts an attractive inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove—ideal for relaxing evenings—and provides convenient access to understairs storage and the kitchen. The kitchen itself is fitted with a range of units, tiled splashbacks, integrated electric oven and hob, plus practical touches such as plumbing for a washing machine and space for an undercounter fridge. Inset lighting in the panelled ceiling and a rear access door create a bright, functional space.

Upstairs, the landing leads to two generously sized double bedrooms. The principal bedroom features dual aspect windows flooding the space with natural light, along with a charming decorative cast iron fireplace and built-in wardrobe. The second double bedroom overlooks the rear, while the fresh shower room offers a pedestal wash basin, step-in shower with mains system, and ample built-in storage.

Externally, the walled side garden contains the oil tank and boiler, screened by mature trees and shrubs. The a rear yard is ideal for outdoor storage with outside toilet and a further store.

Copley itself is renowned for its tranquil setting and beautiful walking routes, surrounded by open countryside that invites outdoor exploration. The thriving town of Barnard Castle lies within comfortable reach, offering a rich selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and the historic Bowes Museum. The nearby North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty provides further opportunities for hiking, cycling, and enjoying some of England's most scenic landscapes.

This well-maintained property is ready to be enjoyed immediately yet offers scope for further modernisation to really make it your own. Opportunities like this are rarely available in such a desirable rural setting—schedule your viewing today and discover the charm and potential of 9 Copley for yourself.

VIEWING 

Strictly by appointment through the selling agents Addisons Chartered Surveyors T: opt 1. 

PRICE 

£145,000

SERVICES 

Mains water, mains electricity and mains sewerage. Oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout.  Designated Wi-fi with Plus Net.

PROPERTY INFORMATION

Title Number- DU231660

Tenure-Freehold

Local Authority- Durham 

Council Tax- Band A

Council Tax Annual Price- £1,701

Conservation Area- No

Flood Risk-Very low

Satellite/Fibre Tv Availability- BT & Sky

Broadband- Basic 6Mbps, Superfast 80Mbps, Ultrafast 8500Mbps

Parking- On Street Parking 

SURVEY - We have not undertaken a survey of the property and therefore are unable to comment on its structural condition. 

Covenants and Easements -The property is not subject to restrictive covenant(s) and/or easement(s) that will need to be verified by the seller's solicitor.

BROCHURE 

Details and photographs taken September 2026

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Vestibule

Part glazed upvc front door leading into the entrance vestibule. Stairs rising to the first floor accommodation and stripped wood door to living room.

Living Room

Window to the front elevation, radiator, art deco style fire surround with electric fire, central ceiling light and stripped wood door to dining room.

Dining Room

Inglenook fireplace with tiled hearth and wood burning stove, wall shelves to alcoves, radiator, central ceiling light and window to the rear elevation. Understairs storage cupboard and stripped wood part glazed door to kitchen.

Kitchen

Fitted with a range of wall and floor units with wood effect worktops and tiled splashbacks. Plumbing for washing machine, space for undercounter fridge, stainless steel sink unit, integrated electric oven and hob with extractor fan over. Panelled wood ceiling with inset lighting, window to the side elevation and upvc part glazed rear access door.

FIRST FLOOR

Landing

Radiator, loft hatch and stripped latch doors accessing the first floor accommodation.

Bedroom One

Double bedroom with window to dual aspect, decorative cast iron fireplace, built-in wardrobe and radiator.

Bedroom Two

Double Bedroom with window to the rear elevation and radiator.

Shower Room

Pedestal hand wash basin, low level wc, step-in shower with mains shower, obscured glazed window, wall heater and built-in shelved cupboard.

EXTERNALLY

Open plan front forecourt garden. Walled side garden housing the oil tank and boiler which are screened from the road by mature trees and shrubs. There is an opening in the walled boundary which provides access to the rear yard. Within the rear yard there are two useful stores and external lighting.

VIEWING

Strictly by appointment through the selling agents Addisons Chartered Surveyors T: opt 1.

COUNCIL TAX

Band A

PRICE

£135,000

SERVICES

Mains water, mains electricity and mains sewerage. Oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout.

Property Information

Title Number- DU231660Tenure-FreeholdLocal Authority- Durham Council Tax- Band ACouncil Tax Annual Price- £1,701Conservation Area- NoFlood Risk-Very lowSatellite/Fibre Tv Availability- BT & SkyBroadband- Basic 6Mbps, Superfast 80Mbps, Ultrafast 8500MbpsParking- On Street Parking SURVEYWe have not undertaken a survey of the property and therefore are unable to comment on its structural condition. Covenants and EasementsThe property is not subject to restrictive covenant(s) and/or easement(s) that will need to be verified by the seller's solicitor.

BROCHURE

Details and photographs taken June 2025