Cresswell Avenue, Newcastle Upon Tyne

This beautiful two-bedroom semi-detached house is in the popular area of Forest Hall, offering an appealing opportunity for first-time buyers. The property provides a welcoming hallway, cosy lounge, well-appointed kitchen with garden views, Utility room, downstairs W.C., family shower room, along with two double bedrooms, making it a practical home for individuals, couples or a small family. Council Tax Band A contribute to manageable running costs.
Forest Hall benefits from a good range of local amenities, including shops, cafés and services around Forest Hall village centre and nearby Benton. Richardson Dees Park and other local green spaces are within easy reach, providing opportunities for walking and leisure.
The area is well regarded for its access to nearby schools, with a choice of primary and secondary education options in Forest Hall and the surrounding North Tyneside area, making the location suitable for buyers looking to settle locally.
Public transport links are convenient, with Benton Metro station and Palmersville Metro station both accessible from the property, offering regular services into Newcastle city centre, Whitley Bay and Tynemouth. Typical journey times to Newcastle city centre by Metro are around 15–20 minutes, providing a practical commute for work or study, as well as straightforward access to shops, restaurants and cultural venues. Road connections are also strong, with routes towards the A19 and Coast Road placing the wider Tyne and Wear region within easy driving distance. Overall, this two-bedroom semi-detached house for sale in Forest Hall represents a well-located option for first-time buyers seeking local amenities and transport links.

PRIMARY SERVICES SUPPLY
Electricity: Mains
Water: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Mains Gas
Broadband: ADSL Copper Wire
Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No
Parking: Driveway

MINING
The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search.  Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.