Generous rear and side garden adjoins woodland and patio
Off-street driveway parking plus extra gravel forecourt space
Three bedrooms; large lounge and separate dining room
Oil central heating; UPVC double glazing throughout
Private spring water supply — buyers should verify details
Slow broadband speeds despite fibre to cabinet (limited connectivity)
Single fully tiled wet room; one bathroom only
Mining search recommended due to regional mining history
Occupying one of the largest plots on Hawkhope Road, this three-bedroom semi-detached house offers generous rear and side gardens that back onto woodland — ideal for families who value outdoor space and countryside views. The house is oil‑heated with UPVC double glazing, a practical layout including separate lounge and dining rooms, and useful ground-floor utility/laundry space and cloakroom. Driveway parking and a low-maintenance front forecourt add everyday convenience in this quiet hamlet location.
Internally the rooms are well proportioned for the size: a large lounge with open grate, separate dining room, fitted kitchen and a useful single-storey annexe/utility area. The first floor provides three bedrooms and a fully tiled wet room/WC. The property has scope for cosmetic updating in places and presents refurbishment potential to increase value or personalise finishes.
Important practical points: water is supplied from a private spring, heating is oil to radiators, and broadband speeds are slow despite fibre to cabinet — these factors affect running costs and connectivity. A local mining search is recommended given regional history; purchasers should confirm tenure and services with their legal adviser. Council Tax Band A keeps ongoing local taxes low.
This freehold home suits buyers seeking a rural family home or downsizer wanting generous outside space and privacy. It combines comfortable living rooms and useful ancillary space with long garden, parking and attractive countryside outlooks — viewings recommended to appreciate the plot and setting.
