- Grade II listed two-bedroom terraced house with character features
- Private roof terrace with rooftop views and space for dining
- Small rear courtyard and external storage shed
- Two double bedrooms, modern shower room, boarded loft with power
- Presented throughout; plantation shutters and integrated kitchen appliances
- Freehold, no upward chain; EPC D, council tax Band B (relatively cheap)
- Listed status may restrict alterations and add costs/consents
- Town-centre plot, limited parking and higher local crime statistics
A handsome Grade II listed two-bedroom terraced house tucked on historic Bailiffgate, moments from Alnwick Castle and the town’s cafés and shops. The house is presented in a heritage palette and benefits from practical upgrades including plantation shutters, a fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and a boarded loft with lighting and power — ready for storage or light conversion (subject to listed consent).
Outdoor space is a standout: a private roof terrace with rooftop views toward St James Church and neighbouring courtyards, plus a small rear courtyard and storage shed. The layout suits a main home, pied-à-terre or second home: comfortable sitting room with an inglenook-style fireplace and wood-burning stove, kitchen/diner, utility room and two double bedrooms served by a modern shower room.
Important practical points: the property is Grade II listed, which may restrict alterations and add approval steps and costs. It sits on a small plot in a busy town-centre location where street parking is limited and recorded local crime levels are higher than average. Chain free and freehold, with gas central heating and an EPC rating of D, it will suit buyers who value character, central location and outside roof-space, and who are prepared to manage listed-building responsibilities.
