Offering generous accommodation, stunning original features, and exceptional convenience, this home occupies one of Newcastle’s most well-connected residential locations. Dating from around 1900, the property sits within the transitional late Victorian to Edwardian period and retains a wealth of architectural charm throughout, making it a particularly appealing opportunity for buyers seeking character, space, and location.

Set behind a small front garden with mature trees, shrubs, and planted borders, the property makes an immediate impression from the street. The spacious entrance, complete with a secondary door, original architraves, and traditional detailing, sets the tone for the accommodation that follows.

The property opens into a welcoming hallway, with period features continuing throughout the home. To the front, the principal reception room is an elegant and spacious lounge, enhanced by double-glazed sash windows, a gas feature fireplace, fitted storage, and notably deep skirting boards, all of which contribute to the home’s strong sense of character. A second lounge/reception room offers further flexibility and charm, centred around a cast iron fireplace with an impressive ceiling rose and additional fitted storage, making it ideal as a second sitting room, family space, or formal dining room.

Beyond, the dining area connects naturally to the kitchen, creating a practical and sociable arrangement for everyday living. The kitchen is fitted with ample cupboards and work surfaces, a four-burner gas hob, grill and oven, integrated dishwasher, and wall-mounted Radiator. To the rear, a separate utility area provides additional practicality, with plumbing for a washing machine and a Baxi combi boiler serving the full house. The rear extension incorporates a large Velux window, allowing excellent natural light, and includes a walk-in wet room complete with sink, WC, and radiator.

To the first floor, the property continues to impress with a well-balanced and spacious layout. A beautiful stained glass ceiling window above the landing adds a particularly distinctive period touch, while original architraves and retained detailing reinforce the home’s heritage appeal.

The front bedrooms are especially striking, featuring large sash windows, cast iron fireplaces, and original tiling. The principal bedroom also benefits from fitted wardrobes and generous proportions, while the remaining bedrooms offer a flexible arrangement for family living, guest accommodation, or home working. The first floor is completed by a family bathroom with a bathtub, heritage-style sink basin, towel radiator, and double-glazed window, alongside a separate WC and useful landing storage including a three-panel wardrobe.

Externally, the rear yard has been designed for low-maintenance use, being mainly patioed and incorporating a garden shed, along with two wooden gates providing rear access, ideal for bin storage and practicality. To the front, on-street permit parking is available.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial early 20th-century home with a wonderful blend of Victorian and Edwardian character, generous internal space, and a highly convenient position directly opposite Ilford Road Metro.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the scale, character, and location of this distinctive home.

We have been advised by the vendor that the property is Freehold.

EPC Rating: C