Tudor Road, Chester Le Street, County Durham, DH3

£180,000

Guide price

Offering very impressive room sizes and extensive gardens, 9 Tudor Road is a very appealing home, lying in a highly regarded residential area within walking distance of town centre amenities. The large 14ft conservatory extension, overlooking the mature westerly facing back gardens, is a particular feature of the house. The large garage extension has been converted to create an additional 16-foot reception room, ideal as a dining room, family room, or home working space. The kitchen spans the entire width of the original house and has been refitted with contemporary units and integrated appliances. The first floor includes two double bedrooms and a bathroom with a white suite and shower. Ample gated parking is provided at the front of the house. Available with no onward chain, this well-presented traditional style house offers so much in terms of its location, large plot, westerly facing gardens, and stylish interior. Early viewing is recommended.This established residential area is located just off Newcastle Road on the northern periphery of Chester-le-Street town centre. It is therefore within walking distance of a good range of shops, schools and amenities. Chester-le-Street provides an ideal commuter base with major road routes, including the A167, A1(M), A183 and A693, linking Durham City, Gateshead, Newcastle upon Tyne and Sunderland. Chester le Street station is situated on the main east coast railway line.Agents Notes:Tenure: FreeholdCovenants: Standard estate covenants affect the property. Details are contained within the Land Registry Title Register, which is available for inspection.Council Tax Band: B (Durham County Council)Conservation Area: NoSelective Licencing Area: NoMains Services: Gas, Electricity, Water, SewageBroadband: Ultrafast fibre broadband is available in the postcode. BT, Virgin Media, 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