Date: 02/05/2024
Set in the tranquil Wood Terrace in South Shields, this Grade 2 listed home is a testament to elegance and style, providing a substantial living space across four well-appointed floors. Nestled in a highly sought-after area, this property caters perfectly to those who appreciate the charm of traditional homes blended with high-quality modern upgrades.
The residence boasts a rich array of original features, lovingly preserved and highlighted by the current owners who have embraced the home's historical character. These period elements are seamlessly integrated with contemporary comforts, ensuring a living environment that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Significant improvements have been made to enhance the building's integrity, including a newly upgraded slate roof that promises durability and adds to the property's classic appeal. Each floor offers spacious and versatile rooms, designed to accommodate a variety of lifestyle needs, from daily family life to elegant entertaining.
A viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the craftsmanship and care that have transformed this property into a truly fabulous home.
Living Room - A blend of tradition and comfort in this inviting living room. High ceilings with intricate cornicing and a central marble fireplace, while the large windows flood the space with natural light.
Dining Room - Combines grandeur with functionality, featuring a striking marble fireplace and tall window, enveloping the room in natural light.
Kitchen - Chic and functional, the kitchen features warm wooden cabinets, sleek black worktops, and practical dark flooring.
Snug - A charming snug provides a cozy escape, featuring a wood-burning stove with French doors that open directly to the garden.
Master Bedroom - The master bedroom spans the width of the house, featuring large windows that bring in ample natural light. The rich wooden tones create a luxurious and restful environment.
Bedroom 2 - Function meets form in this versatile room, currently used as a home office. Cool blue tones and a vintage fireplace provide a serene setting conducive to both relaxation and productivity.
Bathroom - This stylish bathroom showcases a traditional freestanding bathtub, high-level cistern toilet and recessed shower with twin shower heads adding a spa-like atmosphere.
Bedroom 3 - Featuring sloped ceilings and a box window, Bedroom 3 is a bright and airy space. The neutral decor and feature fireplace add character to this cosy, upper-floor retreat.
Bedroom 4 - Tucked under the eaves, Bedroom 4 offers a cosy nook with a velux and neutral tones, highlighted by an ornate fireplace that adds a touch of historical elegance.
Shower Room - Compact and efficient, this shower room includes a fully enclosed shower, a white pedestal basin, and a toilet, with a skylight that infuses the space with natural light.
Utility Room - In the basement, the utility room provides essential functionality, equipped with storage and appliances for household management. A window ensures the space remains bright and airy.
Family Room - This family room in the basement is a cosy spot for relaxation, with laminate flooring and ample seating, perfect for family gatherings and entertainment.
Exterior - The property boasts a well-maintained front garden enclosed by Victorian-style iron railings and a private rear courtyard with off-street parking accessed via an electric gate, offering both security and convenience. The outdoor areas provide a tranquil escape or space for entertaining.
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SOUTH SHIELDS, NE33
Valid until 18.04.2034
| Property Type: | Mid-terrace house | Walls: | Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed) |
| Walls Energy: | Poor | Roof: | Pitched, 150 mm loft insulation |
| Roof Energy: | Good | Window: | Partial double glazing |
| Window Energy: | Poor | Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, mains gas |
| Main Heating Energy: | Good | Main Heating Controls: | Programmer, room thermostat and TRVs |
| Main Heating Controls Energy: | Good | Hot Water System: | From main system |
| Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Good | Lighting: | Low energy lighting in 86% of fixed outlets |
| Lighting Energy: | Very good | Floors: | Suspended, no insulation (assumed) |
| Secondary Heating: | Room heaters, wood logs | Total Floor Area: | 246 m2 |
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