Date: 12/09/2024
This charming three-bedroom semi-detached Dutch bungalow, situated on the highly sought-after Cleaside Avenue, offers an exceptional living experience in a peaceful cul-de-sac setting. Just off Sunderland Road, the location is ideally positioned between the village of Cleadon and South Shields, with easy access to local amenities, parks, and transport links. The property itself exudes traditional charm, while offering well-proportioned rooms and thoughtful spaces, making it an attractive home for those seeking comfort and convenience in a serene, established neighbourhood.
Entering through a porch, the generous hallway sets the tone with original wood panelling, maintaining the home’s classic feel. Wooden door frames with glass inlays let light flow through from adjoining rooms, enhancing the sense of space.
To the left, the cosy living room features a large bay window and an elegant fireplace, creating a welcoming atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Adjacent is a spacious dining room, ideal for family gatherings or entertaining, with double doors and classic decor.
The kitchen blends modern functionality with traditional style, offering ample space for casual dining. Adjoining the kitchen, the utility room provides extra storage and laundry facilities, with access to the rear garden.
A key feature is the large downstairs bedroom, ideal for single-floor living, offering flexibility to the home’s layout. Completing the ground floor is a well-fitted bathroom with a walk-in shower, maintaining the home’s classic style while providing comfort and practicality.
Upstairs, the master bedroom serves as a tranquil retreat with ample wardrobe space and large windows that fill the room with natural light. The second bedroom on this floor, the home’s third bedroom, has an L-shaped design, with a nook for the bed and a dressing area—ideal for both younger and older children.
The upstairs shower room is functional and bright, with a door leading to a private dressing room, adding convenience and privacy. Additional storage is available in the eaves, perfect for keeping seasonal items out of sight.
Outside, the property offers a low-maintenance garden. The front, bordered by a neat dwarf wall, features minimal planting for ease. A long driveway with parking for four cars leads to a garage two and a half times the standard depth, which includes a connected shed accessible from the rear garden.
The rear garden, mostly paved, provides space for outdoor seating or entertaining. Raised beds and space for potted plants add seasonal greenery without requiring extensive upkeep, while tall trees create privacy and a sense of openness. This home combines traditional charm with modern convenience in a peaceful, well-connected setting.
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SOUTH SHIELDS, NE34
Valid until 12.09.2034
| Property Type: | Semi-detached house | Walls: | Cavity wall, filled cavity |
| Walls Energy: | Average | Roof: | Pitched, 150 mm loft insulation |
| Roof Energy: | Good | Window: | Fully double glazed |
| Window Energy: | Average | 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 all fixed outlets |
| Lighting Energy: | Very good | Floors: | Suspended, no insulation (assumed) |
| Secondary Heating: | None | Total Floor Area: | 144 m2 |
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