Welcome to 2 The Potteries Neasham Road, Darlington, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 3 bed in the DL2 1QL area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £214,500 and a rental potential of £1,394 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Dec 18, 2020. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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A "surprisingly spacious bungalow" secluded and with
wonderful views.
*NO ONWARD CHAIN*
· 3
bedrooms comprising of generous master bedroom with convenient en
suite, and a further two doubles (one used as a music room)
· Living room with
open fire for cozy nights, double doors to the conservatory
· Large
conservatory with beautiful valley and farmland views, a place to
sit and relax, plus room for a six seater dining table and a stable
door from the kitchen so your refreshments can be conveniently
served
· Large
office (porch) with double doors to the front garden leading to a
further outside dining space on rustic bark sheltered by trees
· Main
bathroom with frothy jet bath and shower
· Double
garage with considerable storage area
· Spacious
outside dining area in the rear garden for al fresco dining and
barbecue
· Nicely
decorated throughout, ready to move into, extremely easy to change
colour schemes throughout in a very short time, with scope to
develop the bungalow further for those with spare time on their
hands
The first thing you’ll notice is that the location is
exceptionally quiet, the back of the property looks down onto
fields, a valley and Neasham village in the distance. It has well
laid gardens with a number of fruit trees and those all important
entertaining and relaxing areas, you are in your own oasis with
only the odd tractor, lamb or pheasant passing by.
You journey off Neasham Road to find it, passing a tastefully
developed residential only park exclusively for over 45 year olds,
there’s extensive fencing, walls, trees and shrubs to ensure
tranquility. The front of the house has a really large parking area
for a number of vehicles with a double garage to the right with
remote controlled door. There are four bungalows in the Potteries
development only, making this an extremely quiet and secluded
community. Additionally the road ends at the Potteries development
and is only used by the four properties, therefore there is no
through traffic.
It’s surprising to find that this property is only 10 minutes
from Darlington, it’s also close to the A66 and A1, 45 mins to
Newcastle and just under an hour to Leeds. There is a bus stop
within walking distance - buses to Neasham/Hurworth and into
Darlington.
For the detailed:
Master Bedroom – 5.4m x 3.3m – looks out to front garden,
spacious, light and comfortable, convenient en suite shower.
Second Double Bedroom – 3.7m x 3.2m – looks out to the front
garden and a space that is currently used as a potting area.
Third Double Bedroom – 3.6m x 2.4m – currently used as a music
and reading room, historically has contained bunk beds/2 single
beds for visitors, view to fields.
Family Bathroom – 2.3m x 1.8m – modern fully tiled, with shower
and jet bath.
Living Room – 3.9m x 5.3m – with open fire, historically as well
as a living room has also contained a dining area prior to the
conservatory being built, double doors to conservatory.
Kitchen – 3.8m x 2.7m - optimised to include a range
of prep and storage space, scope for further development with a
potential extension to the garage, integrated electric oven with
gas hob.
Conservatory – 4m x 3.2m – currently has a six place dining
table and additional seating, beautiful natural copper slate tile
flooring.
Office/Porch – 3.2m x 4.2m – large office space with double
doors into the front garden, lots of storage currently and a very
large mirrored wardrobe in the passage to the living room, could
easily be changed to create an additional double bedroom.
Double glazing – recently updated, exceeds British Standards in
terms of security, with modern GrabLock, chosen for its
high level of energy efficiency.
Double Garage – currently holds additional fridge, freezer and
washing machine and still has ample space for two cars. In front of
the garage and around the property are extensive parking areas,
these are not owned by the residents of the Potteries, but have
been used fully by them since the three bungalows were
built.
Total Floor Space – 1185 sq.ft, 110 m2
EPC – Rating 48/E
Externally – larger front garden – laid to
flower beds with a whole range of predominantly pollinator friendly
plants and fruit trees, smaller back garden with a small round
lawn, patio currently with a large six seater table and BBQ. Behind
the garage there is a wood store and coal bunker, there are water
collection butts around the property to reduce water use.
Services: The property is part of the
Darlington Borough Council area, Northumbrian Water is the water
supplier, it has a shared Bio Disc system with two of the other
Bungalows (the Bio Disc is similar to a Septic Tank – more Eco
Friendly – and is located in the hard standing/paddock belonging to
Number 4 The Potteries), the gas is supplied by an LPG tank located
under the lawn in the front garden.
The Area: Neasham and Hurworth are real
communities – there are Country Shows, Village Open Days, Coffee
Mornings, Village Fetes, Garden Open Days, Eco Groups, all sorts of
classes and interesting talks - from Pottery to Bee Keeping, both
villages have a real community and supportive spirit. Locally
there are five pub/restaurants within 5 minutes, plus a restaurant
with a Michelin Star Chef (including hotel and luxury Spa). There
are countless village, local area and river walks for short stroll
and long hikes.
Located close to the Yorkshire Moors, Tees Valley and the Coast
expands the potential walking opportunities and a whole host of
wonderful days out. This is quiet, comfortable rural living, which
retains easy access to wider facilities – supermarkets, doctors,
hospitals, dentists, village schools, theatres, main line railway
station, the list is almost endless!
You’ll love the location and feel of this home in an exclusive
and sought after area, early viewing recommended to take advantage
of the Stamp Duty Holiday.
If you pop this map reference, into Google or Apple
Maps: 54.495300 -1.513734 you will see the location of the
property, although there have been many improvements in the area
since the last satellite update.
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359 sqm plot
