- Three bedrooms across two floors, suitable family layout
- Large enclosed rear garden and front garden
- Close to Dalton Park and Seaham train station
- Freehold tenure at a low asking price
- EPC rating awaiting; energy performance unknown
- Ex-mining area — buyer solicitor searches recommended
- On-street parking only; no electric car charger
- Local area has high crime and very high deprivation
A three-bedroom semi-detached house on Watkin Crescent offering straightforward, flexible accommodation over two floors. The ground floor includes a lounge, kitchen/diner and a downstairs bathroom, while the first floor houses three bedrooms — practical proportions for a growing family or buy-to-let layout.
Outside, the property benefits from a large enclosed rear garden and a front garden, providing safe outdoor space for children and pets. It is within easy reach of Dalton Park shopping outlet and Seaham train station, which provides direct links to Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Newcastle — useful for commuters and shoppers alike.
The home is offered freehold at an affordable price, presenting potential for those seeking an entry-level family house or an investment with rental potential. Buyers should note this is an ex-mining area; solicitors will need to confirm any related searches. The property’s EPC rating is awaiting assessment, and some updating or cosmetic work is likely to personalise the space.
Practical considerations include on-street parking, no electric car charger, a water meter, and higher-than-average local crime and deprivation levels in the surrounding area. These factors affect suitability depending on buyer priorities but are balanced by the property’s low asking price, decent plot and good transport links.
