Two double bedrooms with bay windows
Double-length driveway and off-street parking for two cars
Mature front and rear gardens on a decent-sized plot
Single family bathroom plus separate WC
Built 1930 — period character, likely needs modernisation
Freehold, mains gas boiler and radiators, double glazing (date unknown)
Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband
Area: above-average crime and high local deprivation
A 1930s semi-detached house on Denton Road offering two double bedrooms, bay windows and a larger-than-average plot. The home sits on a double-length driveway with mature front and rear gardens, giving private outdoor space and off-street parking for two cars. Inside are two reception rooms, a functional kitchen with a garden outlook, a family bathroom plus a separate WC — practical for everyday family life.
This property will suit first-time buyers or small families seeking period character and outdoor space at an affordable price. It is freehold, connected to mains gas heating with a boiler and radiators, double glazing (install date unknown) and good digital connectivity — excellent mobile signal and fast broadband for working from home or streaming.
Be realistic about the setting and condition: the area shows signs of deprivation and crime is above average locally. The house is an average-sized 842 sq ft with only one full bathroom, and some updating or cosmetic refurbishment is likely expected given the build date (1930) and typical wear in older homes. Any extension or major structural work would require local approvals. Council tax and running costs are low, which helps the long-term affordability.
Overall this is a straightforward, characterful home offering scope to add value through modernisation and garden improvements. It’s particularly appealing if you prioritise outdoor space, parking and commuter links to Newcastle city centre, but buyers should factor in local area challenges and potential refurbishment needs.
