2 bedroom Mid Terrace House for sale,

Morgy Hill East, Ryton, Tyne and Wear, NE40

To the first floor are two well-sized bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom One is carpeted and fitted with sliding wardrobes and a useful deep storage area with shelving. A window provides a pleasant outlook towards the garden. Bedroom Two is also well proportioned and benefits from a window overlooking the yard. The family bathroom comprises a bath with overhead shower, built-in WC and wash hand basin. There is also useful additional storage, incorporating shelving and housing the Vaillant combi boiler, to use as an airing cupboard arrangement.

Externally, the property benefits from a gated front yard, with a high gate providing privacy.The yard also provides access to two useful external storage stores and an external tap.

To the rear is a generous allotment-style garden, offering excellent outdoor space and plenty of scope for gardening enthusiasts. The garden features a pathway, lawned area, gravelled section and an established apple tree, providing a lovely mix of usable areas.

Morgy Hill East in East Crawcrook is a charming semi-rural village location just off Main Street, with ready access to the A695 for travel toward Newcastle, Gateshead, and the MetroCentre; the village itself features a co-operative store, independent shops, a butcher, greengrocer, hair salons, a library, a doctor’s surgery, and two primary schools (Emmaville and St Agnes’), while regular bus services connect to nearby towns and villages and the closest rail stations are at Wylam and Prudhoe, plus the area benefits from scenic walking and cycling routes like the Tyne Valley and parts of the Hadrian’s and Keelman’s Ways.

Location

Morgy Hill East in East Crawcrook is a charming semi-rural village location just off Main Street, with ready access to the A695 for travel toward Newcastle, Gateshead, and the MetroCentre; the village itself features a co-operative store, independent shops, a butcher, greengrocer, hair salons, a library, a doctor’s surgery, and two primary schools (Emmaville and St Agnes’), while regular bus services connect to nearby towns and villages and the closest rail stations are at Wylam and Prudhoe, plus the area benefits from scenic walking and cycling routes like the Tyne Valley and parts of the Hadrian’s and Keelman’s Ways.