Heaton Grove, Heaton, NE6 5NN

This 3 storey mid terraced period family home sits on a highly sought after street in the heart of Heaton with south west facing courtyard and with versatile accommodation that will have to be viewed to be appreciated.

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

First floor: Landing, principal bedroom/drawing room, bedroom 2, family bathroom. Second floor: Landing, bedroom 3, bedroom 4. Outside: Front town garden, rear south west facing courtyard, bike store.

Situation: Heaton Grove is a highly sought after residential street in the heart of Heaton.

Located between Heaton Road and Heaton Park Road there is access to all this popular and bustling suburb has to offer.

Amenities include a range of local and national shops, coffee shops, post office, restaurants & public houses.

There is schooling for all ages as well as access to a number of private schools across the city.

Heaton has good open spaces which includes, Heaton Park, Armstrong Park & Iris Brick Fields whilst there is good commuting options by road, bus and Metro into Newcastle city centre where a mainline station connects to London Kings Cross in less than 3 hours.

The Coast Road also links up to Tyneside’s beautiful coastline with pretty seaside towns such as Whitley Bay & Tynemouth. Description: 29 Heaton Grove is a spacious mid terraced period family home.

Originally built over 3 floors and dating back to 1899 this property will appeal to a wide range of buyers and an early internal inspection will be required.

Heated by gas central heating the rooms are a good size with lovely high ceilings and the property retains many original features such as fireplaces, cornicing and panelled doors.

The front door opens into the vestibule and from there a stained glass door opens to the hallway where stirs lead off to the first floor.

The sitting room is a formal reception room that is located to the front of the property with a bay window that allows for additional natural light and space.

The main focal point is the fireplace with cast iron and tiled inset and timber mantle surround. There is a ceiling rose and cornicing.

The dining kitchen is the heart of this family home and has an Inglenook fireplace with log burner inset. There are base units with timber worktops, space for a range cooker and a Belfast sink unit.

There is a window to the rear and door to the utility room which in turn leads out to the courtyard, has a storage cupboard under the stairs and a cloakroom/wc.

On the first floor is a split level landing where stairs lead to the second floor.

The principal bedroom is currently used as a drawing room and runs the full width of the front elevation with 2 windows making this a lovely light and airy room.

This impressive space has a beautiful period fireplace with cast iron inset and white marble surround. There are stripped floorboards and cornicing to ceiling.

Bedroom 2 is a double bedroom with a window to the rear. The family bathroom has a white three piece suite with a drench shower over the bath.

The second floor landing leads to both bedrooms which are doubles. Bedroom 3 has a dormer window to the front and bedroom 4 a dormer window to the rear.

Outside: To the front is a town garden with path to front door. To the rear is a south west facing courtyard with bike store and which is an ideal space for outside dining through the summer months.