Spacious four-bedroom detached home with garden, driveway and village amenities nearby..
Extended four-bedroom detached family home with ensuite to main bedroom
High-spec kitchen/dining with quartz worktops and integrated appliances
Converted garage currently used as study — no usable garage space
Driveway parking for two cars; front lawn could become extra parking
Decent, well-screened rear garden; A24 nearby (some potential traffic noise)
Double glazing (post-2002), mains gas boiler, fast broadband
Freehold tenure; council tax above-average
Walking distance to primary schools, shops and village amenities
This extended four-bedroom detached house sits on the eastern edge of Ashington and is laid out for comfortable family living. The ground floor combines a bright lounge with a woodburner, a high-spec kitchen/dining area with quartz worktops and integrated appliances, plus a conservatory and utility room—good flow for everyday life and entertaining.
Upstairs provides four bedrooms with built-in cupboards and an ensuite to the main bedroom. The converted garage currently used as a study adds flexible space for a home office, playroom or second living area. Driveway parking for two cars and a decent rear garden make outdoor life convenient; the garden is well screened though the A24 lies a short distance beyond.
Practical positives include double glazing (post-2002), mains gas central heating, fast broadband and a freehold tenure. The property is close to primary schools, shops, playgrounds and village amenities, making school runs and local life straightforward for families. A video tour and drone footage are available to show location and setting.
Notable drawbacks are the proximity of the A24 (noise mitigated by screening), the loss of a garage due to conversion, and council tax rated above average. Crime levels and mobile signal are average—suitable for most buyers but worth noting for those prioritising total seclusion or very low running costs.