3 double/single bedrooms with flexible rooms or home office use|Contemporary kitchen-diner with NEFF appliances and quartz worktops|Fully boarded loft with Velux-style windows — extra storage/office potential|Small rear garden; direct access to single garage and parking|Modest overall footprint — rooms and garden are small to average|Dated 1970s exterior; some cosmetic modernisation likely needed|Freehold tenure, double glazing and mains gas boiler with radiators|Seller unsure about possible mining/coalfield implications — legal checks advised
Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in sought-after Kingston Park, this three-bedroom end-of-terrace offers a compact, practical layout well suited to growing households or buyers seeking a low-maintenance home. The ground floor flows from a bright living room into a contemporary kitchen-diner fitted with NEFF appliances and quartz worktops. Patio doors open to a small rear garden and give direct access to the adjoining garage.
Upstairs are three versatile bedrooms and a modern bathroom. A fully boarded loft with Velux-style windows adds valuable storage or potential workspace. The property benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and a cheap council tax band — practical running costs for first-time buyers or investors.
Externally the house sits on a modest plot with a small front garden and parking/garage to the rear. The exterior shows a 1970s suburban aesthetic and would respond well to cosmetic updating; some buyers may wish to modernise the façade and external areas to suit personal taste. Broadband and mobile coverage are strong locally, and the location is well served by shops, schools and transport links into Newcastle.
Important factual notes: plot and internal footprint are modest, so rooms are average to small. The seller is not aware of coalfield details — buyers should instruct conveyancers to investigate mining history. Flooding risk is very low and crime levels are reported as low.
