20, Acklington Road, Morpeth, NE65 0NF

Charming period mid-terrace in a prime Amble location, offered with no onward chain.

A character property featuring bright living space, two generous bedrooms and a rear yard with lane access—just moments from the town centre. Early viewing recommended.

Located at the top end of the popular coastal town of Amble, Northumberland, this attractive period mid-terrace house enjoys easy access to the town centre and is available with no onward chain.

The property is rich in character, boasting high ceilings, original plasterwork cornices, and a striking decorative plasterwork arch within the entrance hall.

The accommodation comprises a spacious living room open to the dining area, featuring a walk-in bay window to the front that fills the space with natural light.

To the rear, a galley-style kitchen provides access to a sheltered rear yard and a convenient ground-floor shower room.

Upstairs, there are two generously sized bedrooms complemented by a beautiful and well-proportioned landing space, enhancing the sense of light and space throughout the first floor.

Externally, the rear yard benefits from double timber doors opening onto the rear lane, offering practicality and potential for access.

This charming home combines period features with a central coastal location and would appeal to a range of buyers. Early viewing is recommended.

Entrance porch Double-glazed composite entrance door | Part-glazed door to hall Hall Radiator | Dado Rail | Original cornice | Decorative plaster work mouldings | Staircase to first floor | Door to living room | Door to dining room living room 12' 10'' plus bay window x 11' 7'' (3.91m plus bay window x 3.53m) UPVC double-glazed bay window | Original cornice | Radiator | Electric radiator | Laminate floor | Square arch to dining room dining room 13' 11'' x 11' 10'' into alcove (4.24m x 3.60m into alcove) UPVC double-glazed window | Radiator | Coving to ceiling | Laminate floor | Door to kitchen kitchen 10' 10'' x 6' 1'' (3.30m x 1.85m) Fitted wall and base units incorporating; gas hob, extractor hood, electric oven, single stainless steel sink, space for washing machine Part tiled walls | Radiator | UPVC double-glazed window and door to rear yard | Under stairs storage cupboard | Door to kitchen and door to dining room shower room 7' 10'' x 6' 5'' (2.39m x 1.95m) Tiled double-shower cubicle incorporating an electric shower | Fitted cabinets incorporating a W.C | Cabinet with integrated wash-hand basin | Fully tiled walls | Chrome ladder style radiator | Extractor fan | Double-glazed frosted windows First floor landing UPVC double-glazed window | Loft access hatch | Radiator bedroom one (front) 15' 1'' x 13' 3'' (4.59m x 4.04m) UPVC double-glazed windows | Radiator | Coving to ceiling bedroom two (rear) 13' 11'' x 8' 9'' max into recess (4.24m x 2.66m max into recess) UPVC double-glazed window | Coving to ceiling | Cupboard housing central heating boiler Externally Small town garden to the front | Mainly gravelled and a wall boundary Mostly covered rear yard with double timber door access | Storage cupboard Primary services supply Electricity: Mains Water: Mains Sewerage: Mains Heating: Mains Gas Broadband: Fttc Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No known issues Parking: On Street Parking Mining The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search.

Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.

Tenure Freehold – It is understood that this property is freehold, but should you decide to proceed with the purchase of this property, the Tenure must be verified by your Legal Adviser.

Council tax band: A EPC rating: D