- Vacant and chain-free freehold property
- Three bedrooms, two reception rooms, one bathroom
- Modern fitted kitchen, integrated hob and oven
- Small front garden and enclosed rear yard
- Requires light updating; exterior dated, possible damp signs
- Very high local crime level — consider security needs
- Council Tax Band A (low running cost)
- Good town-centre location and commuter links
A vacant, chain-free Edwardian mid-terrace offering straightforward three-bedroom living or rental potential in central Ashington. The property is freehold and presented with a modern fitted kitchen, two reception rooms and a compact but practical layout across two floors. Low council tax (Band A) and proximity to town centre amenities, transport links and several good schools add to its appeal.
Internally the home is essentially sound but needs light updating and cosmetic attention; some signs of damp were noted on the exterior description and the façade appears dated. Room sizes are typical for an early-20th-century terrace: comfortable double bedrooms, a modest third bedroom and a family bathroom with part-tiled finishes. Heating is gas-fired via a boiler and radiators, and windows are double glazed (installation date unknown).
Outside there is a small front garden and an enclosed rear yard — low maintenance but limited for families seeking larger outdoor space. The plot is small and the property will suit buyers comfortable with terraced town housing or landlords seeking an affordable addition to a portfolio. Be aware the area records very high local crime levels; prospective buyers should factor this into occupation or letting decisions.
Overall this is a practical, budget-priced terraced house with clear scope for value improvement through modest refurbishment. It offers immediate vacant possession for a buyer looking to move in quickly or complete straightforward rental work to let.
