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2 Bedroom Terraced House, Crawleyside, Stanhope, DL13

Crawleyside, Stanhope, DL13


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63 Front Street, Stanhope

Description

Nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Crawleyside, this immaculately presented two-bedroom terraced house offers a rare blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. Extensively updated by the current owners, the property showcases an exceptional standard of materials and craftsmanship throughout, seamlessly blending characterful period features with contemporary enhancements. The interiors are thoughtfully arranged over three floors, with two living areas providing a warm and inviting atmosphere for both relaxation and entertaining. The kitchen and dining spaces are equally well-appointed, whilst upstairs, two large double bedrooms (one being a converted attic) provide generous accommodation, each finished to a high standard and offering stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The floorplan is both practical and flexible, with well-proportioned rooms that cater to a variety of lifestyles, making this home perfect for couples, small families, or those seeking a peaceful retreat. The outside space is a true highlight, presenting breath-taking views of the North Pennines National Landscape.

The current owners have thoughtfully renovated the property, with the addition of: attic conversion in 2024 (completed with the required building regulations sign off); installation of a multi-fuel burner in the snug; addition of a bespoke made sliding barn door and internal window between the dining room and kitchen; laying of engineered wood flooring; fitting of internal oak doors; fitted wardrobes from Hammonds in bedroom 1; decoration of the living room, dining room and bedroom with William Morris wallpaper; and the installation of an oil Combi boiler in the last 5 years.

Externally, the rear garden is accessed via a double-glazed composite door with a clear pane from the rear hallway. This private garden is beautifully maintained and offers outstanding views of the rolling North Pennines hillsides. Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the garden is laid to a harmonious mix of patio stone and decking, featuring raised planters bursting with flowers, mature shrubs, and established trees. A charming pergola sits atop a decked area, providing the perfect spot for outdoor furniture to relax and soak up the sun. An additional decked area is ideal for displaying plant pots, raised planters, and vegetable trugs, while a greenhouse invites the keen gardener to cultivate their own produce. Practical touches include an outside tap, outdoor power socket, and two outdoor storage cupboards (one housing the LPG cylinder that feeds the gas hob). Off-road parking for one vehicle is conveniently located at the front of the property.

This delightful home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy village life in a truly idyllic setting, with every detail carefully considered to create a welcoming and versatile living environment. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this exceptional property has to offer.

Estate Agent Notes

-            The existing owners are willing to leave the fridge freezer in the kitchen, but will be taking the washing machine and tumble dryer with them

-            The existing owners are willing to leave the drawer units in bedroom 1 that match the integrated wardrobes

-            The existing owners are willing to leave the greenhouse, raised trugs, and chiminea stone BBQ in the rear garden

-            The property has access rights over the rear garden and through the garage of the neighbouring property to the Western side in which to take their bins once a week

-            There is a flying Freehold in place as a bedroom in the neighbouring property to the Western side is positioned over the snug

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EPC Rating: E

Key Features

  • Immaculately presented 2-bedroom terraced house
  • Extensively updated by the current owners
  • Exceptional standard of materials and craftmanship throughout
  • Traditional features - inglenook fireplace, deep sills and exposed stone walls
  • 3 reception rooms and 2 double bedrooms
  • Large landing area with 2 skylights
  • UPVC windows throughout
  • Beautifully maintained rear garden offering outstanding views of the North Pennines
  • Off-road parking
  • Situated in the picturesque hamlet of Crawleyside

Property Details

  • Property type: House
  • Property style: Terraced
  • Price Per Sq Foot: £157
  • Approx Sq Feet: 1,591 sqft
  • Council Tax Band: A
Please note, property and plot sizes displayed are for guidance purposes only and may have been derived from publicly available information over which neither the agent nor Street.co.uk have control.

Rooms

Entrance Porch

1.21m x 1.55m

- External access to the front of the property is gained via a double-glazed composite door with frosted pane into the entrance porch, which provides onward internal access to the living room - Tiled flooring - Neutrally decorated - Decorative wood panelled walls - Central ceiling light fitting - Ample space to hang coats and store shoes - The property’s electrical consumer unit is located in a high-level cupboard in this room

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Living Room

4.56m x 5.53m

- Positioned to the front of the property, accessed from the entrance porch and providing onward internal access to the dining room - Spacious lounge area - Double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill and plantation shutters to the Southern aspect, looking over the front of the property and providing stunning views of the hillsides to the South - Original wooden flooring - Neutrally decorated - Traditional stone fireplace featuring a multi-fuel burner with stone surround and exposed stone wall above - Central ceiling light fitting - Cast-iron column radiator - Ample space for lounge furniture

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Dining Room

2.70m x 5.52m

- Positioned to the middle of the property, accessed via two steps up from the living room, and providing onward internal access to the kitchen and staircase that rises to the first floor - Well-proportioned dining area - Carpeted - Neutrally decorated - Built-in window with clear panes looking into the kitchen - Two ceiling light fittings and two wall mounted light fittings - Modern vertical radiator - Ample space for dining room furniture

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Kitchen

2.66m x 5.49m

- Positioned to the rear of the property, accessed from the dining room via a sliding barn door and providing onward internal access to the rear hallway - Large kitchen area - Dual aspect with a double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill and plantation shutters to the Northern aspect, looking over the rear garden. There is a further double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill and plantation shutters to the Eastern aspect - Tiled flooring - Neutrally decorated - Decorative wood panelled walls to the Northern side - Range of over/under counter storage units - Solid oak worktops - Porcelain double Belfast sink with tiled splashback - Built-in Rangemaster cooker with gas hob and overhead extractor - Integrated dishwasher - Plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer - Free-standing fridge freezer - Two ceiling light fittings - Modern vertical radiator

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Rear Hallway

1.31m x 0.87m

- Positioned to the rear of the property, accessed from the kitchen, and providing onward internal access to the cellar and snug, and external access to the rear garden - Tiled flooring - Neutrally decorated - Wall mounted light fitting

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Snug

3.71m x 4.48m

- Positioned to the rear of the property accessed from the rear hallway - Well-proportioned lounge area - Dual aspect with double-glazed uPVC window to the Northern aspect and a further double-glazed uPVC window to the Western aspect - Engineered oak flooring - Traditional wood panelled ceiling - Inglenook fireplace housing a multi-fuel burner set on a flagstone hearth with stone surround and wooden mantle - Two built-in storage cupboards - Central ceiling light fitting - Radiator - Ample space for lounge furniture

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Landing

2.68m x 4.68m

- A solid oak staircase with carpeted runner rises from the dining room to the landing, which provides access to bedroom 1, the family bathroom, and a staircase that rises to bedroom 2 in the converted attic - Large landing area - Two roof light windows to the Northern aspect with electric remote controlled operated blinds - Engineered wood flooring - Neutrally decorated - Ceiling light fitting, two wall mounted light fittings, and ceiling spotlights - Radiator - Ample space for free-standing furniture

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Bedroom 1

4.64m x 4.92m

- Positioned to the front of the property and accessed from the landing - Large double bedroom - Two double-glazed uPVC windows with deep wooden sills and plantation shutters to the Southern aspect, looking over the front of the property, and providing magnificent views of the surrounding hillsides - Engineered wood flooring - Neutrally decorated - Decorative wood panelled wall to the Southern side of the room - Traditional cast-iron open fire set on a tiled hearth with wooden mantle - Integrated wardrobes (from Hammonds) covering the Eastern side of the room - Ceiling light fitting and two wall mounted light fittings - Modern vertical radiator - Space for free-standing storage furniture

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Bathroom

2.81m x 3.52m

- Positioned to the rear of the property and accessed from the landing via one step down - Large family bathroom - Double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill and frosted pane to the Northern aspect - The bathroom is set on two levels, with the lower level featuring a WC, hand-wash basin set on a pedestal unit with under counter storage drawers, and a built-in cupboard which houses the property’s oil Combi boiler - There is a step up to the second level which features a free-standing bath with mains-fed shower attachment, and a walk-in shower with glass screen, fully tiled enclosure, and mains-fed shower with overhead rainfall showerhead

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Bedroom 2

3.68m x 5.40m

- A quarter-turn carpeted staircase rises from the first floor landing to bedroom 2 - Large double bedroom converted from the attic - Two double-glazed uPVC dormer windows to the Southern aspect, looking over the front of the property and providing incredible views of the surrounding hillsides - Carpeted - Neutrally decorated - Pitched ceiling - Built-in under-eaves storage cupboard - Four ceiling light fittings - Modern vertical radiator - Ample space for free-standing storage furniture

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Outside Spaces

Rear Garden

- Accessed via a double-glazed composite door with clear pane from the rear hallway - Private and secluded garden which provides outstanding views of the surrounding hillsides - Beautifully maintained garden area laid to a mixture of patio stone and decking, which features raised planters with flowers, mature shrubs, and trees - Pergola, housed on a decked area which is perfect for positioning outdoor furniture in which to relax and soak up the sun - Additional decked area which is ideal for positioning plant pots, raised platers, and vegetable trugs - Greenhouse - Outside tap - Outdoor power socket - Two outdoor storage cupboards, one of which houses an LPG cylinder that feeds the gas hob

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Parking Spaces

Off street

Capacity: 1

- Off-road parking for one vehicle at the front of the property

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Location

Crawleyside is small rural hamlet located in an elevated position north of Stanhope village, which is approximately 0.8 miles away. Stanhope is a village in Weardale, County Durham, and is situated within the North Pennines National Landscape. Stanhope benefits from a good provision of amenities including a small supermarket, cafe, pubs, restaurants, a number of independent businesses, a village hall and primary school. The area is hugely popular with walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts, as well as those just looking to get away from busy city life.

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