Thornley Lane, Rowlands Gill, Tyne and Wear, NE39

This impressive and well-presented semi-detached home, which was built in the 1950s, has been improved by the current owners and has UPVC double glazing and oil-fuelled central heating (via Worcester combi. boiler).

The accommodation comprises: composite door into the hallway with a built-in cupboard and stairs to the first floor; living room with bay window and glazed double doors to the dining room to the rear; also off the hallway, adjacent to the dining room is the kitchen, which is fitted with contemporary cashmere coloured shaker-style units, Franke composite one-and-a-half sink with mixer tap, built-in electric oven and hob with extractor over, integrated microwave and a pantry cupboard. Off the kitchen is a utility room with the combi boiler, a door to the garage with sectional door, lights and electric sockets, and a door out to the rear garden.

To the first floor, the landing has a hatch to the part-boarded loft and there are two double bedrooms - the front bedroom with a bay window and fitted wardrobes along one side and the rear with a built-in wardrobe - as well as the third bedroom and the bathroom, which is fitted with Traverine tiled walls and floor, a walk-in shower (with Mira electric shower), wash basin in vanity unit and W.C.

Externally, there is a lawned garden to the rear, with borders and a plastic/composite shed, while to the front is a patterned concrete driveway with enough space to park at least three cars.

Thornley Lane is situated at the edge of Rowlands Gill, just up from the junction with Lockhaugh Road / A694 and it is within 1.3 miles of Rowlands Gill village centre where there are some local shops and amenities (including a doctor's surgery, Boots pharmacy, Post Office and Tesco Express). Further up the road is the village of Winlaton and it is just over 7 miles from Newcastle city centre, 9.4 miles from the airport and under 3.5 miles from the nearest junctions of the A1(M). The nearest train station is Blaydon, which is approximately 3 miles away. Situated in the Derwent Valley, there are popular local countryside walks - including the Red Kite Trail, named after the majestic locally prevalent birds of prey - and cycle routes, while the popular National Trust grounds of Gibside are also situated very close to the village centre.

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