- Three bedrooms with two reception rooms and separate utility
- Large mature front and rear gardens, landscaped and private
- Off-street driveway parking and external workshop/outhouse
- Freehold with no onward chain; village coastal location
- EPC rating E; property requires renovation and updating
- Heating via bottled gas; likely need to upgrade central heating
- Single shower room plus separate WCs; limited bathroom provision
- No flood risk; mining search recommended for the area
Set on a quiet lane in the coastal village of Embleton, this three-bedroom semi-detached cottage occupies a large, mature plot with off-street parking and an external workshop. The property is offered freehold with no onward chain and provides scope to modernise and personalise while retaining much character.
Downstairs provides two separate reception rooms, a galley kitchen, utility, and ground-floor WC. Upstairs are three bedrooms, a shower room and a separate WC. Heating is via bottled gas; services are mains for water, electricity and sewerage. The house has average internal space (approximately 1,086 sq ft) and established gardens front and rear.
This is a clear refurbishment opportunity: the EPC rating of E and the stated need for renovation mean investment is required to bring heating, insulation and general finishes up to modern standards. The position close to Embleton Bay, Dunstanburgh Castle and village amenities adds strong appeal for buyers seeking a coastal base or holiday-let potential, but any purchaser should allow budget for upgrades.
Practical considerations: there is no flooding risk and crime is low, but a mining search is recommended due to regional mining history. The property is in Council Tax Band B and sits in an ageing rural neighbourhood; broadband and mobile signal are average. For buyers seeking a project near the coast—either an investor or someone planning a sympathetic renovation—this cottage offers a desirable setting and substantial garden space.
