A rare and unique opportunity to purchase this fabulous period cottage, with origins dating back to the 18th Century. Immerse yourself in the charm and history of this family home, dating back to 1841 when it served the village as the local Phoenix Inn. Thoughtfully and sympathetically re-designed and converted into two wonderful cottages, Phoenix Cottage can remain part of the Village history long into the future! Earsdon Village has conservation status and enjoys iconic walks/trails, pubs and an excellent proximity to local schools, bus routes and it also benefits from being in the middle of two convenient metro stations. Whitley Bay centre and beach are approximately a five minute drive from the Cottage, making the village a perfect location to blend semi-rural with a town/beach home. Beautifully presented throughout with charm, space, elegance and fabulous room sizes. There is a welcoming and spacious hallway with Herringbone Style flooring, the lounge showcases a stunning multi-fuel stove fire with rustic fireplace plinth and tiled hearth, feature Georgian Bar bow window allowing wonderful natural light into the room, feature beamed ceilings and double doors opening into the dining kitchen, which you will absolutely love. This fantastic, country style family dining kitchen with Inglenook and Range cooker, integrated appliances and French doors out to the rear communal courtyard area and garage. Impressive and spacious landing opening to three double bedrooms, the principal bedroom with feature panelling. Luxurious Victorian style bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower cubicle. South facing front split level garden, offering excellent outdoor space, detached garage. Freehold: EPC: TBC, Council Tax Band: E. Gas, Electric, Water, Heating, Drainage: Mains Connected. Broadband: Cable, Mobile Phone Blackspot: No

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