3, Dilston Terrace, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE3 1XX

Viewing comes recommended on this lovely period 5 bedroom terraced house tucked away on this pedestrian walkway in South Gosforth.

The property offers generous accommodation over three floors and has been much improved by the current owners to create a fabulous family home.

It also maintains much of its original features with ornate plasterwork to ceilings and features fireplaces.

It is well positioned within easy walking distance to South Gosforth metro station as well as excellent local schools, shops and amenities. Gosforth High Street is a short distance away.

The property comprises entrance vestibule leading to the reception hallway with staircase leading to the first floor.

There is a large sitting room to the front with bay window, ornate decorative ceiling coving, picture rail and open fire.

There is a good size dining room to the rear with wood burner with split level stairs leading to a cloaks area with understairs cupboard.

There is a quality fitted fully integrated kitchen with granite work surfaces which leads to fabulous extended family room with Velux windows and French doors leading to the rear courtyard.

To the first floor are 3 bedrooms together with a modern 4 piece bathroom suite with walk-in shower. The second floor comprises an additional 2 bedrooms together with a shower room.

Externally to the rear is a private courtyard with raised borders together with a large storage shed. To the front is a town garden with gated access leading to the pedestrian walkway.

The property also benefits from modern UPVC double glazing and gas fired central heating via combination boiler.

Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: D EPC Rating: Tbc Primary services supply Electricity: Mains Water: Mains Sewerage: Mains Heating: Mains Gas & Wood Burner Fire Broadband: Tbc Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No Parking: On Street 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.