Weldon Crescent, High Heaton, NE7

***Best and final offers. The seller is no longer accepting new viewings and has invited best and final offers to be made to [email protected] no later than 12 midday on Wednesday 20th November 2024***

Backing onto the Spinney Woods, this three bedroomed end terraced house is located within easy reach of local shops, schools, play areas and dog walks. The house has been updated and improved in recent years and offers buyers a great opportuntiy to purchase a ready to move into home. Benefits include gas combi central heating and double glazing. The landscaped rear garden is westerly and not directly overlooked. A very useful home office/gym room is included. There is also a sizeable side garden, with space to extend subject to the relevant approvals being obained. High Heaton is a popular part of Newcastle and is well placed for easy access to the Freeman Hospital and Newcastle City Centre. Energy rating C. Council tax band A. Freehold.


Main double glazed door to :

Hallway: Radiator. Stairs to first floor.

Living room (front): 3.61m x 4.53m (11'10" x 14'10"), With radiator and media wall with space for TV and soundbar.

Dining room: 3.95m x 2.95m (12'12" x 9'8"), Radiator. With alcove cupboard and patio doors to garden. Open plan to :

Kitchen: 3.34m x 2.24m (10'11" x 7'4"), With a range of modern fitted units. Plumbed for washer. Electric oven and hob. Cupboard with gas combi boiler.

First floor landing: Access to loft.

Shower room: Re -fitted with a walk in shower, wash basin and wc. Towel radiator.

Bedroom one: 3.84m x 2.97m (12'7" x 9'9"), Radiator.

Bedroom two: 4.42m x 3.23m (14'6" x 10'7"), Radiator.

Bedroom three: 2.67m x 2.58m (8'9" x 8'6"), Radiator.

Outside: Larger sized plot with garden to front, side and rear. The rear garden is not directly overlooked from the rear and includes a superb home office/gym space.

Freehold: The property is registered as FREEHOLD with the land registry but this must be verified by your solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.

Mining: This house is not known to be affected by mining but considering the rich mining heritage of the North East your solicitor must verify this prior to exchange of contracts.

Utilities: Main gas, water, drainage, electricity and broadband are all connected. The house is not known to be a mobile drop out zone but this must be checked when viewing.

Rights of way: Easements and rights of way.
The title deeds include a right of way for the neighbouring properties, owners and contractors, over the patio, down the side of the house and to the street, though it hasn't been used in recent years, and current fencing lacks a gate. This right could be exercised in the future, so your conveyancer should verify it before exchanging contracts, as it may affect future side extension plans.