About South Shields
South Shields is a beautiful Coastal Town at the mouth of the River Tyne, about four miles downstream from Newcastle upon Tyne. With a busy High Street, a variety of restaurants and breathtaking seascapes, it truly is an oasis within the North-East region. South Shields slopes gently from Cleadon Hills down to the river and has six miles of coastline with extensive beaches including a National Trust protected area, and Marsden Bay with its famous Marsden Rock and historic Grotto.
Connections
Getting around the North East couldn't be easier with local Metro Stations offering frequent services and Bus Connections leading to Newcastle City Centre, North Tyneside, Sunderland and everything in between in addition to road links A194 and A19 leading to the A1(M). A Ferry Terminal also runs between South and North Shields.
Shopping and Leisure
South Shields town centre is the place to be for those looking for retail therapy having a variety of shops including ASDA, NEXT, Argos and Northern Threads to name just a few. Haven Point is a state of the art leisure facility at South Shields seafront, boasting swimming pools with adjustable floors, leisure waters with slides, bubble spa, saunas, gym, dance studios offering a variety of fitness classes and more. The region possesses long stretches of golden sands, backed by sand dunes and promenade and is home to Ocean Beach Pleasure Park which has a number of Arcades, a Bowling Alley and a Fun Fair.
Education
Local schooling is generally regarded as being very good, with a range of Primary and Senior Schools and the area being home to South Tyneside College, one of the two leading maritime training centres in the UK, with facilities including a marine safety training centre and a simulated ship's bridge for the training of deck officers finding the right schools will be a breeze if that is an important consideration in your next move.
Local History
South Shields boasts a rich local history with Arbeia Roman Fort, the most extensively excavated Roman military supply base in the Empire just a five minute walk from South Shields Seafront. Today, Arbeia is a fascinating place to visit and is a great insight into what life was like in Roman Britain. It combines the excavated remains of the original fort with excellent reconstructions of buildings.
The first purpose-built lifeboat was built in the Borough in 1789, and South Shields is home to Britain's second oldest preserved lifeboat, the Tyne, which is located at the Wouldhave Memorial on Ocean Road. The area is awash with many tales of smugglers and legends.
Manor Court, NE33
Valid until 07.04.2029
Property Type: | Flat | Build Form: | Enclosed Mid-Terrace |
Transaction Type: | Marketed sale | Energy Tariff: | Unknown |
Main Fuel: | Mains gas (not community) | Main Gas: | Yes |
Floor Level: | 3rd | Flat Top Storey: | No |
Top Storey: | 0 | Glazing Type: | Double glazing, unknown install date |
Previous Extension: | 0 | Open Fireplace: | 0 |
Ventilation: | Natural | Walls: | Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed) |
Walls Energy: | Good | Roof: | Pitched, 270 mm loft insulation |
Roof Energy: | Good | Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, mains gas |
Main Heating Controls: | Programmer and room thermostat | Hot Water System: | From main system |
Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Good | Lighting: | Low energy lighting in 36% of fixed outlets |
Floors: | (another dwelling below) | Total Floor Area: | 52 m2 |
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