The prestigious and wonderful Dockwray Square was built in the 18th Century, overlooking a beautiful park area. A vibrant Georgian Square, housing the most affluent of the town and enjoying a renaissance throughout the decades, with the ultimate design and build of these stunning, mock Georgian, three story town houses. Overlooking Laurel Park, this fabulous conservation area is just a short stroll from panoramic views up and down the River Tyne, beautiful walks, eateries and, of course, both North Shields town centre and an approximate 5 minute drive from Tynemouth Village, offering most local amenities, bus routes and Metro for your convenience. The whole area has benefited from substantial investment and we are so proud to welcome this stunning, larger style family home on the open market. Loved by the current family for over 30 years, who are one of the first residents of the square, they are truly sad to leave but hope the next family can experience the joy and happiness they have experienced living here. A welcoming and spacious hallway greets you together with a separate reading and quiet area, formal dining room, a fabulous sized family dining kitchen overlooking and opening out to the rear garden, separate utility room, downstairs cloaks/w.c. To the first floor is a fabulous lounge enjoying elevated views over the park and towards the river, two double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room, the second floor hosts the principal bedroom, fitted wardrobes and an elegant en-suite bathroom with slipper bath. The front double bedroom has beautiful views and feature windows, again, with enviable views! There is a private town garden with patios, lawn, rasied borders and gated access to the large double garage with power and water. Front courtyard with feature wrought iron gate, this really is a rare opportunity to purchase a fine property in this unique and historic location. Freehold: EPC: C, Council Tax Band: E. Gas, Electric, Water, Sewerage: Mains Connected. Broadband: ADSL. Permit Parking £25 per year: Mobile Phone Blackspot: No.

Mining: The property is not known to be on a coalfield and is not known whether to be directly impacted by the effect of other mining activity. The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.