For sale by public online auction 30 April 2025.

**No Forward Chain & Vacant Possession** Lovely end terrace bungalow occupying an elevated position at the end of a small cul-de-sac. Well presented throughout with low-maintenance gardens to three sides.

Occupying an elevated position and set back from the A694 through the semi-rural village of Ebchester, this two-bedroom end-terrace bungalow offers well-maintained and neutrally decorated accommodation. Gas centrally heated via a combination boiler, double glazed, and briefly comprises an entrance hallway, a lounge, a conservatory, a fitted kitchen, two double bedrooms, and a bathroom with shower over the corner bath. Externally walled and fenced boundaries enclose the low-maintenance gardens, with gated access to the front. Communal on-street parking is available at the front. In addition, the loft is partially boarded for storage and is accessed via a drop-down ladder. There is a nearby bus stop with buses running to Consett and Newcastle.

EPC Grade C Council Tax Band A

St. Ebbas Way sits just off the A694 through Ebchester Village. The Village centre has a local post office/shop and a school. Further facilities are available in Shotley Bridge village, approximately 1.5 miles away. Consett town centre is within 3.5 miles, while the regional centres of Durham and Newcastle are approximately 15 and 13 miles away, respectively, along the A691 and A694 highways.

Agents Notes

Tenure: Freehold.

Utilities: Mains electricity, gas, water (not metered) & drainage.

Flood Risk: Rivers & Seas = No Risk / Surface Water = Very Low.

Mobile Coverage: Good Via O2, Average via EE, Three & Vodaphone.

Satellite & Cable TV availability: BT & Sky.

Broadband Estimated Speeds: Standard (14mbps), Superfast (80 mbps).

Restrictive Covenants Apply - available on request.

Selective Licencing Area = No.

Situated within a Former Mining Area.

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