Swindon Terrace, Heaton, NE6 5RB

This impressive mid terraced period property is located on a highly sought after residential street in Heaton with generous room sizes, many original features and a west facing rear courtyard.

Accommodation comprises: Ground floor: Entrance vestibule, hallway, sitting room, family/dining room, kitchen, utility room.

First floor: Landing, principal bedroom, bedroom 2, family bathroom, separate wc. Outside: Front town garden, rear block paved west facing courtyard, raised beds, store.

Situation: Swindon Terrace is a highly sought after residential street in the heart of Heaton. This prime suburb is popular with first time buyers, couples and young families.

It has a wealth of amenities including local and national shops, public houses, bars, restaurants and coffee shops.

With schooling for all ages there is good commuting options into the city centre by road, bus and Metro whilst there is also direct access out to the coast with pretty seaside towns as Whitley Bay & Tynemouth.

There are a number of open spaces on hand such as Heaton Park, Armstrong Park, Iris Brick Fields and Jesmond Dene. There is also access into the Ouseburn.

Description: 15 Swindon Terrace is a fine example of an Edwardian terraced house. Retaining so many original features such as cornicing, ceiling roses, panelled doors and fireplaces.

The rooms are a great size with lovely high ceilings and this property is a must to view to be fully appreciated.

With gas central heating and double glazing installed the house facing west at the rear so see most of the summer sun which makes it ideal for outside dining and entertaining.

The front door opens to the vestibule and from there an original glazed door opens to the hallway.

With tiled flooring and doors to both principal reception rooms there are stairs off to the first floor.

The sitting room is the principal reception room with a bay window to the front which allows for additional space and natural light.

with stripped floor boards there is cornicing to the ceiling whilst the main focal point of the period fireplace with cast iron and tiled inset and timber mantlepiece surround.

The family/dining room is currently a multi purpose space. The log burner which is inset into the chimney is the main focal point whilst there is a recessed window to the rear courtyard.

There is a continuation of the stripped floor boards and a under stairs cupboard.

The kitchen is fitted with modern wall and base units with timber worktops & breakfast bar, integral electric hob with oven under, fridge freezer and sink unit.

There is a window to the rear and door to utility room. A door leads to the rear courtyard further storage, plumbing for a washing machine and central heating boiler.

The first floor landing is split level, has original storage cupboards and access to the loft with a drop down ladder.

The principal bedroom is a special room that runs the full width of the front of the house with 2 windows. This generous double bedroom has stripped floor boards.

Bedroom 2 is also a good sized double room with window to the rear. The bathroom has been refurbished with suite comprising a bath with claw feet and drench shower over & wash basin.

Finally there is a separate wc.

Outside: To the front is a town garden whilst to the rear is a west facing block paved courtyard which is ideal for outside dining through the summer months with raised beds and store. EPC Rating: C