- Over 3,000 sq ft of internal living space
- 27ft open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with island
- Five bedrooms; principal suite with dressing room and en-suite
- Three additional reception rooms plus utility/boot room
- Substantial south-facing front lawn and enclosed rear garden
- Detached double garage with electric roller door and garden store
- Newly renovated throughout; modern finish with period features
- Council tax band noted as expensive; EPC not legible
This substantial semi‑detached family home on Northumberland Avenue offers over 3,000 sq ft of thoughtfully remodelled living space, combining period character with contemporary finishes. The property was fully modernised by the current owners and presents a bright 27ft open-plan kitchen/dining/family hub with bifold and French doors, plus three further reception rooms and a useful utility/boot room.
Designed for family life, the house provides five well-proportioned bedrooms, a principal suite with dressing room and en‑suite, a re‑fitted family bathroom and a ground‑floor shower room ideal for guests or a downstairs bedroom suite. The double plot includes a substantial south‑facing lawned front garden, an enclosed rear courtyard for children or pets, and a detached double garage with electric roller door and generous garden store that could be used as a home studio or office.
Location is a key strength: central Gosforth position, walking distance to Ashburton Road shops and cafes, highly regarded local schools and ten minutes from Newcastle city centre and major hospitals. Fast broadband and excellent mobile signal suit hybrid working and modern family requirements.
Practical considerations: council tax is described as expensive and the crime level is average for the area. EPC rating is not legible from the provided information. Overall this home will suit a growing family seeking generous indoor/outdoor space, good schools and strong commuter links, provided they accept higher running costs and confirm energy performance details prior to purchase.
