2 bed end terrace house for sale

North Street, Morpeth NE65

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Historic Grade II Listed Fisherman’s Cottage in Amble – A Seaside Gem with Timeless Charm

We are delighted to present this exceptional Grade II listed fisherman’s cottage in the heart of the charming coastal town of Amble, Northumberland. Brimming with historic character, this delightful 2-bedroom stone-built property is a seamless blend of traditional features and modern living, offering the perfect opportunity for a first-time buyer, a family home, or even a second home by the sea.

Positioned on a corner plot, the cottage enjoys a central location with stunning views of the marina and the coastline. Offering spacious, light-filled interiors, the home has been meticulously modernised, preserving its period charm while providing all the conveniences of modern living. The property is ready to move into, and with no onward chain, it promises an easy transition for the new owners.

With uPVC windows and doors, gas central heating, and double glazing throughout, this home offers comfort and style in equal measure. The property’s charming features include beautiful exposed stone walls, original fireplaces, high ceilings, and period wood panelling, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Amble itself, known as Northumberland's friendliest port, is just steps away, offering a wide range of local amenities such as shops, cafés, restaurants, schools, and a health centre. The working harbour and marina offer plenty of leisure opportunities, from sailing to watersports and fishing. While the UK’s only Puffin Festival celebrates the stunning 36,000-strong puffin colony on Coquet Island.

This is a location that offers the best of both worlds – a peaceful retreat by the sea, but with easy access to larger towns like Alnwick, as well as regular bus services to Newcastle and beyond. Alnmouth East Coast main line train station (with direct trains to London, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Morpeth) is just a short drive away.

Accommodation Details:
As you step inside, the history of this charming cottage immediately makes its presence felt. The hallway leads you into the heart of the home, where the original character shines through in every room. High ceilings create a sense of space, while exposed stone walls and period fireplaces transport you back in time.

Lounge/diner 5.2m x 3.9m (17' x 12'8")
A true focal point of the cottage, where you’ll find an original exposed stone chimney breast with an inglenook fireplace. The room retains a sense of historic grandeur, enhanced by stunning wood panelling and a wood-effect floor. A large window floods the room with natural light, creating the perfect space to relax and entertain guests.

Kitchen 3.8m x 1.48m (12'4" x 4'9")
The kitchen continues the cottage charm with wood panelling and a carefully chosen colour palette of seaside blue and cream tones. It features ample storage with high-gloss cream units, a modern oven, and an induction hob, plus space for a slimline dishwasher. A door leads out to the neighbours courtyard, offering full access to the rear lane and small outbuilding.

Shower & WC 2.8m x 1.3m (9'2" x 4'4")
On the ground floor it is modern and in keeping with the character of the property. A fully tiled, double-sized shower cubicle and stylish fixtures are complemented by plumbing for a washing machine, making this room both functional and fresh. The white brick-style tiles add to the clean, crisp finish, with spotlights providing additional illumination.

Upstairs, the landing opens to two beautifully appointed bedrooms.

Main bedroom 5.1m x 4.1m (16'10" x 13'5")
This bedroom is a spacious double, with original features including an inglenook fireplace and exposed stone chimney breast. High ceilings and a window framed in wood provide a sense of space and light, while offering views of the bustling coastal path below as it runs through Amble.

Second bedroom 3.2m x 2.14m (10'6" x7')
A cosy single room with fitted cupboard, ideal for a guest room or home office, and offers views of the marina with its boats and yachts and nearby Warkworth castle.

Outdoor Space:
*The property does not feature a yard, the great coastal outdoors is right on your doorstep. The Braid, Marina, and coastal path are all instantly accessible, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The property also benefits from a small outbuilding located off the kitchen, and full access rights through the neighbouring rear courtyard to the back lane.

This stunning property offers an unparalleled opportunity to live in one of the most desirable coastal locations in Northumberland. Whether you're seeking a characterful main home, a seaside escape, or a charming second home, this cottage is sure to steal your heart.

EPC Exempt: Listed building
Council Tax Band: Currently on Business Rates, was band A

Disclaimer: The floor plans are for illustrative purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, measurements of doors, windows, rooms and any other items are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error, omission, or misstatement. The plan is not to scale and is intended for general guidance only. Prospective purchasers must rely on their own inspection and enquiries.

Disclaimer: These particulars are intended as a general guide and do not form part of any contract. Prospective purchasers should not rely on them as statements of fact and must satisfy themselves by inspection or other means. Measurements are approximate and for guidance only. We have not tested any equipment or services and cannot confirm they are in working order or fit for purpose. Please contact us if you require clarification on any important points.

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Entrance Hallway (1.00m x 1.28m)

4'2'' x 3'2''
Upon entering the cottage, you are greeted by an inviting hallway, with stairs leading to the first floor. The historic charm is immediately apparent, and the high ceilings give a sense of space throughout.

Lounge (3.9m x 5.2m)

17' x 12'8''
The spacious lounge/diner exudes character, featuring a gorgeous wood-effect floor, an exposed stone chimney breast, and classic wood panelling to the lower half of the walls, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Kitchen (1.48m x 3.80m)

12'4'' x 4'9''
The kitchen has a delightful cottage-inspired design, with wood panelling. With plenty of storage, an oven, induction hob, and space for a slimline dishwasher, it is practical and stylish. A door provides access to the neighbouring courtyard, with a door leading to the rear lane.

Shower & WC (1.3m x 2.8m)

9'2" x 4'4"
Leading from the lounge, the ground-floor shower room features a double-sized fully tiled shower cubicle, WC, useful shelving and space for the washing machine. Finished with crisp white brick-style splashback tiles for a clean and modern feel.

Landing (1.45m x 3.40m)

11'2" x 4'9"
The first floor, the landing opens onto two bedrooms.
There is a window seat with beautiful views of the nearby marina, with boats and yachts passing by.

Main Bedroom (4.1m x 5.1m)

16'10" x 13'5"
The main bedroom is a spacious double with a charming stone inglenook fireplace and high ceilings. The window, framed with wood panelling, provides abundant natural light and overlooks the front of the property, offering a bustling street view of the North/South Coastal Path.

Bedroom 2 (2.14m x 3.20m)

10'6" x 7'
The second bedroom is a cosy single, with space for a bed and offering additional storage, with lovely views of the nearby marina, with boats and yachts passing by.