22, Oakland Road, Whitley Bay, NE25 8LS

A beautiful two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow, positioned within a highly regarded residential setting in the heart of Monkseaton.

Thoughtfully modernised throughout whilst retaining a sense of character, this impressive home offers stylish single-level living, generous proportions and a wonderful rear garden, all available with no upper chain.

The accommodation begins with a welcoming vestibule opening into a central hallway, setting the tone for the quality found throughout.

Undoubtedly a standout feature of the home is the superb open-plan kitchen diner, designed with both everyday living and entertaining in mind.

Fitted with a comprehensive range of contemporary units, contrasting work surfaces, central island and integrated appliances, the space also offers room for dining and breakfast seating, creating a sociable heart to the property.

A separate utility area adds further practicality. To the rear, a well-proportioned lounge provides an elegant and comfortable reception space, enhanced by natural light and tasteful presentation.

There are two bedrooms, including an excellent principal bedroom with generous dimensions, alongside a versatile second room ideal as a guest bedroom, dressing room or home office.

Completing the interior is a stylish modern bathroom finished with a white suite and shower over bath.

Externally, the property enjoys driveway parking, while to the rear is a delightful enclosed garden combining lawn and patio areas, ideal for relaxing or outdoor dining.

Set within ever-popular Monkseaton, the property enjoys easy access to local shops, cafes, highly regarded amenities, transport links and the coastline. Freehold.

EPC: D, Council Tax Band: B, Gas, Electric, Water, Heating, Drainage: Mains Connected.

Broadband: FTTP, Mobile Phone Blackspot: No Mining: The property is not known to be on a coalfield and is unknown whether to be directly impacted by the effect of other mining activity.

The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any