Front Street, Tynemouth

Rarely available on the open market, this fabulous Victorian terrace, circa 1874, is steeped in history and occupies a commanding location in the heart of Tynemouth Village. With the beach, Priory, gorgeous walks, sought after schools, cafes and an impressive range of amenities on your doorstep, this beautiful family home also boasts an unusually extensive rear garden and first floor veranda with spectacular views towards Lord Collingwood Monument, King Edwards Bay, the coast and Priory Castle. The property oozes charm, original features and ample flexibility for your family requirements. On entering, you are welcomed into the vestibule which opens into an impressive hall/reception room with original, stunning fireplace and open fire, as well as a turned staircase to the first floor and downstairs cloaks/wc. Glass doors lead to the family dining-kitchen, incorporating a range of units and integrated appliances, with double doors through to a bright and spacious family lounge and dining area. This wonderful room sports a grand, marble fireplace and opens out to the garden area to the rear of the property. Upstairs, the half landing window offers beautiful views towards the Priory Castle. Turn right to the spacious and serene principal bedroom, complete with fitted wardrobes, stylish ensuite shower room/w.c., impressive coastal views and stunning sunrises through the French doors, which lead to the adjoining balcony. There is an additional, large, double bedroom with original fireplace, storage and delightful views along Front Street towards the Priory and King Edwards Bay. The second floor of this gorgeous home has a further additional double bedroom with storage plus a large, four-piece family bathroom with roll top bath. The large garden must be seen for a taste of the outdoor enjoyment provided by this impressive forever home: with ample space, views, seating areas, artificial lawn, patios, vegetable patch and extensive under-decking storage, viewing families are certain to fall in love!Freehold. EPC: D, Council Tax Band: E, Gas, Electric, Heating, Water, Sewerage: Mains Connected. Broadband: Fibre, Mobile Phone Blackspot: No. Parking: Permit Parking £25 per year

Mining: The property is not known to be on a coalfield and is not known 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