With red-brick and white rendered elevations, Number 75 Kingswell is an attractive property with an interior design which offers free-flowing accommodation creating an open, relaxed ambience ideally suited to modern lifestyle. The reception hall leads through to a spacious sitting room which is centred around a feature fireplace and has double doors which open into the adjoining formal dining room. This sociable setting is perfect for hosting guests and family gatherings with French doors providing a link to the garden. Fitted with wood-fronted wall and base level cabinetry, the kitchen is adjoined by a good-sized utility room and there is access into the integral garage and out to the pathway to the side of the property.

The light and airy feel continues on the first floor, where the principal bedroom enjoys the benefit of fitted wardrobe storage and a smart, en suite shower room. There are three further bedrooms, along with a family bathroom with modern fittings which complements the shower room situated on the floor below.

Outside

Colourful hedging and shrubbery follows the corner of the plot at the frontage to the home, with an area laid to lawn and two specimen trees. A driveway to the side provides parking and leads to the large garage, with a paved path alongside affording a route to the sheltered entrance doorway. The timber side gate offers a route to the rear garden which can also be accessed directly from the dining room providing opportunities to extend the inside living space to the outside environment and perfect for outdoor dining and relaxation. A gravelled surround frames a grassed area and in addition to the paved terrace adjoining the house, there is a second patio in the far corner of the garden providing the option to enjoy the south-westerly aspect

Situation

The property is conveniently situated on the southern fringes of the historic market town of Morpeth and just a few hundred metres from the mainline train station which provides services to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Edinburgh and London Kings Cross. The town provides a comprehensive range of shopping, restaurants, healthcare and leisure facilities and stretches of the River Wansbeck offer scenic walks. To the south, the beach at Blyth is within easy reach for coastal walks and water sports, with Burgham Park Golf & Leisure Club to the north offering a championship parkland course for golf enthusiasts. For road-users, the A1 provides access north to Berwick and south to Newcastle City Centre and to Newcastle International Airport for travel further afield. Outstanding rated schooling in Morpeth includes Abbeyfield First School and The King Edward VI Academy.

Directions

From Strutt & Parker’s Morpeth office turn right onto Coopies lane, at the junction turn left and then immediate left into Kingswell. After a third of mile turn right and the property will be on your left.