Broadmires Terrace, Nettlesworth, Chester Le Street, DH2

£85,000

Guide price

With a garden area to the rear, which can also provide off-street parking, this spacious two-bedroom house would make an ideal first time buy. In a village location, accessible to both Durham City and Chester le Street, it offers great access throughout the region, via the nearby A167. It includes gas central heating via radiators with a Baxi combination boiler and uPVC double glazing. The layout includes a hall, living room with a fireplace and a large walk-in under-stairs storage cupboard, 16ft refitted kitchen/dining room with cream coloured units, two well-proportioned bedrooms with cast iron Victorian style fireplaces and a refitted shower room with a white suite and a large walk-in shower enclosure. There is a yard to the rear, and across the lane, there is a good-sized garden area, where planning permission for a detached garage has previously been approved. This Freehold property is available with no onward chain and has been attractively priced, so early viewing is recommended.Broadmires Terrace is a small row of five houses on the fringe of Nettlesworth village. There are local shops and schools within the village. The property is also conveniently located a short distance from Sacriston and Chester le Street, where many shops, schools, and amenities are available. The nearby A167 makes the village a good base for commuting throughout the region and links the nearby Arnison Centre and Durham City.Agents Notes:Tenure: FreeholdCovenants: No covenants are referred to within the Land Registry Title Register.Council Tax Band: A (Durham County Council)Conservation Area: NoSelective Licencing Area: NoMains Services: Gas, Electricity, Water, SewageBroadband: Superfast fibre broadband is available in the postcode (80 mb/s). BT and Sky satellite/fibre TV are also available.Mobile Coverage: Major networks provide mobile coverage.Flood Risk: Rivers & Seas – No Risk; Surface Water – Very Low

Planning: Planning permission was granted in 1998 (now lapsed) for the construction of a detached garage on the garden to the rear (Durham County Council Planning Reference 2/98/00514/FUL)