A large stone-built terraced home with generous room sizes, a large tree-lined private garden, and a one-bedroom 'Granny Annex' situated close to amenities and a short distance from Durham City.
Hidden away off Old Pit Lane in Framwellgate Moor is this large stone-built terrace home with a stunning tree-lined garden. Requiring some completion works the property has been under renovation by the current owner who has maintained an abundance of charm and character. Briefly, the property comprises an entrance porch, a kitchen/dining room with a centre island, a utility cupboard, two generous reception rooms with double doors leading to the garden, and a downstairs W/C. On the first floor, the main bedroom suite comprises a large bedroom with a dressing area/wardrobe and an en-suite shower room, there are two additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. The Annex comprises a lounge with a kitchenette, a shower room, and a double bedroom. The space is ideal for an older child, or elderly parent or possibly even for renting out. Externally the large lawned garden is very private and boasts mature trees, shrubs, planted areas, and a patio. There is off-street parking and a wooden garage/shed. In addition, there is gas central heating and double glazing.
Pleasantly positioned on a small cul-de-sac and within easy reach of local neighbourhood shops and schools within Framwellgate Moor, Newton Hall, and the Arnison Retail Park. Framwellgate Moor is situated within 3 miles of Durham City Centre where there are comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities and amenities available and is within a few minute's drive of the A(167) Highway which provides good road links to both North and South.
Agents Note
EPC Grade = TBC
Council Tax Band = E
Freehold
Mains electricity, gas, water & drainage.
Flood Risk: Rivers & Seas = No Risk / Surface Water = Very Low.
Mobile coverage is good via O2, average via EE & Vodaphone.
Satellite & Cable TV availability: BT & Sky.
Broadband availability: Standard, Superfast & Ultrafast.
Former Mining Area
There is an historic easement in the deeds which has since for access but has since been withdrawn.
There is a clawback on the land to the benefit of a third party should planning permission be granted for a building in the garden. The terms are for 25 years from December 2019 at a cost of £80,000 if planning permission is granted.
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