Set within one of the most prestigious streets in the sought-after village of Warkworth, this beautifully presented semi-detached home offers stylish and spacious accommodation ideal for modern family living. Combining period charm with tasteful contemporary finishes, the property enjoys an enviable location close to the Northumberland coastline, scenic countryside walks, and the iconic Warkworth Castle. Perfectly suited to families, coastal movers, or buyers seeking a characterful village lifestyle, the home is surrounded by excellent walking routes, making it particularly appealing for dog owners and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The accommodation begins with an entrance vestibule and W.C. off to the side, leading into a welcoming hallway with useful under-stairs storage and access to the principal reception rooms. To the front, the elegant living room features a charming walk-in square bay window with plantation shutters and a wood-burning stove set on a slate hearth, creating a warm and inviting focal point. Glazed double doors open through to the impressive open-plan dining kitchen at the rear of the property.

The stylish shaker-style kitchen is fitted with butcher’s block work surfaces, a Belfast sink with water filter, gas range cooker, integrated fridge freezer, tiled splash-backs and a useful pantry cupboard incorporating dishwasher space. A peninsula breakfast bar subtly separates the kitchen from the dining area, where French doors open directly onto the rear decking, ideal for entertaining and indoor-outdoor living. A separate utility room provides additional practicality with further storage and direct garden access.

To the first floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a beautifully appointed family bathroom featuring a double-ended bath as well as a separate contemporary shower enclosure.

Externally, the property benefits from generous off-street parking to the front alongside a garage with power and lighting. To the rear is a mature enclosed garden, mainly laid to lawn, complemented by a large decked sun terrace, barbecue area and garden shed — perfect for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Warkworth is one of Northumberland’s most picturesque and historic villages, set beside the River Coquet and just a short distance from the stunning Northumberland coastline. Renowned for its charming village centre, independent shops, welcoming pubs and cafes, Warkworth offers a wonderful blend of coastal and countryside living. Dominated by the magnificent Warkworth Castle, the village is steeped in history while also providing easy access to beautiful sandy beaches, scenic walking routes and excellent leisure opportunities. Popular with families, retirees and holiday-home buyers alike, Warkworth combines a peaceful village atmosphere with superb access to nearby Alnwick, Amble and the wider Northumberland coast

Entrance vestibule
UPVC double-glazed entrance door, door to WC and part-glazed door to hall.

WC
Closed-coupled WC, wall mounted wash-hand basin with cupboard, radiator, ‘Karndean’ vinyl tiled floor, UPVC double-glazed frosted window.

Hall
‘Karndean’ vinyl tiled floor, radiator, under-stairs storage cupboard, doors to living room and dining kitchen.

Living room (front) 13’5 x 15’4 (4.09m x 4.67m) plus bay
UPVC double-glazed bay window with plantation shutters, wood burning stove with slate hearth, picture rail, wall lights, coving to ceiling, radiator, glazed-double doors to dining kitchen.

Open-plan dining kitchen (rear) 20’8 x 11’11 (6.30m x 3.63m)
Kitchen area fitted with shaker style cabinets and butchers block wood countertops, incorporating: Belfast sink with instant hot water tap, dual fuel range cooker (gas hob – electric ovens), integrated fridge freezer, tiled splash-backs.

Pantry cupboard also housing dishwasher, UPVC double-glazed window, spotlights and ceiling downlight, part-glazed door to utility, ‘Karendean’ vinyl tiled floor

Dining area with UPVC double-glazed French doors that lead out onto a decking area, peninsula breakfast bar, ‘Karndean’ vinyl tiled floor

Utility 8’6 x 11’11 (2.59m x 3.63m) 
Freestanding sink unit, UPVC double-glazed windows and door to rear garden, storage cupboard (former coal house) housing central heating boiler.

First floor landing
UPVC double-glazed window, doors to bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom one (front) 15’6 x 13’1 (4.72m x 3.99m)
UPVC double-glazed window, radiator.

Bedroom two (rear) 13’1 x 11’11 (3.99m x 3.63m)
UPVC double-glazed window, radiator, loft access hatch with pull-down ladder.

Bedroom three (front) 
7’11 x 10’3 (2.41m x 3.12m) max into door recess 
UPVC double-glazed window, radiator.

Bathroom (rear)
Double-ended bath, wet-wall panelled shower cubicle with mains shower, WC with concealed cistern, wall mounted wash-hand basin, vertical radiator, ceiling downlight and spotlights, extractor, UPVC double-glazed frosted windows to rear and side, vinyl tiled floor.

Garage 8’11 x 16’9 (2.72m x 5.11m) 
Up & over garage door, fitted wall units, light and power sockets, electric fuse box and meter

Externally
Tarmac front garden with private hedge boundaries – multi-vehicle off-street parking. 
Fenced, mature south facing rear garden mainly laid to lawn with a large decked sun terrace, barbecue area, and garden shed

PRIMARY SERVICES SUPPLY
Electricity: Mains
Water: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Mains Gas
Broadband: FTTP
Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No
Parking: Garage & 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.

TENURE
Freehold – It is understood that this property is freehold, but should you decide to proceed with the purchase of this property, the Tenure must be verified by your Legal Adviser
 

COUNCIL TAX BAND: D

EPC RATING:  Currently being re-assessed