There’s something about waking up by the coast. Light hits differently. Coffee tastes better. Life feels good! This beautifully appointed second-floor Victorian apartment sits just a short stroll from Tynemouth Longsands, the Priory Castle and village centre with its’ array of independent shops, cafes and bars. You’re close enough to hear the gulls, far enough to avoid the sand in your shoes! If you’re looking for beige and predictable, this it isn’t. If you’re looking for character, light and a proper slice of Tynemouth life – we should talk!! This is Victorian architecture meeting calm, considered design. High ceilings. Big sash windows. Light pouring in. A kitchen that feels like it belongs in a lifestyle magazine – sleek design, a generous peninsula, perfect for dining or enjoying a glass of wine, whilst something good is cooking. The living space flows beautifully; it’s social without being chaotic. You can imagine winter evenings here with lamps low and the sea wind outside. Take in those views from the front windows. Overlooking a large green area, you can people watch all day, or, glance to the left and there it is: the sea and beach. This view changes with the seasons, winter frost, summer picnics and kite flyers on a windy day. Perfect! There are two double bedrooms, with the front bedroom enjoying stunning views, the re-fitted shower room is luxurious with crisp and contemporary fittings, the hallway is bright and spacious and the building itself benefits from a secure communal entrance and lobby. If you aren’t walking on the beach or enjoying the local fineries, then there is a communal town patio to the rear and front forecourt garden. This beautiful home is loved. Looked after. Thought through. We can’t wait for you to see it!

Leasehold. 115 years remaining. Share of Freehold. Monthly management fee £80 per month, (includes ground rent): Council Tax band: C, EPC: TBC, Gas, Electric, Water, Heating, Drainage: Mains Connected. w.c.: Saniflow. Broadband: Cable, Mobile Phone Blackspot: No

Mining: The property is not known to be on a coalfield and not known 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.