3 bed terraced house for sale

Dunstan Square, Alnwick NE66

Situated at the end of a picturesque row of stone farm cottages just inland from Dunstanburgh Castle between the renowned harbour village of Craster, Northumberland and the charming village of Embleton. This stunning property, offered with no onward chain, is ideal for families, retirees, second home buyers, or those seeking a rewarding holiday-let opportunity.

Owl Cottage is surrounded by beautiful green fields. Step from the front door onto the Northumberland Coastal Cycle Path to the beach at Embleton Bay and a short walk to the rock pools and Castle ruins of Dunstanburgh.

The home boasts a wealth of charm and character throughout, including original sash windows (all refurbished in 2014), stripped wood doors, and an inviting inglenook fireplace with a multi-fuel burning stove, creating a warm ambience in the dual aspect living room. The garden room at the rear of the property features views across the generously sized garden and the open countryside beyond, providing an ideal spot for relaxation.

There are three light and airy well-proportioned bedrooms comprising two large dual aspect doubles and a smaller double currently set up as a single. The handmade kitchen, features bespoke units and a dedicated dining space, perfect for both family meals and entertaining guests.

Outside is the sunny enclosed back garden with three outbuildings offering practical storage. To the immediate front is a small garden with space for seating. There is a much larger south-facing walled front garden which is a great place to sit, in either of the two seating areas, to take in the sunny views and watch the local wildlife.

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented country cottage in a prime Northumberland coastal setting, blending character features with modern comforts and impressive outdoor space. Early viewing is highly recommended.
Accommodation

porch


Double-glazed windows | Double-glazed entrance door

lounge 14'1'' x 15'6'' (4.29m x 4.72m)

Sash windows to front & rear | Radiator | Impressive inglenook with multi-fuel burner with stone flagged hearth | Dimmer wall-lights | Storage cupboard | Shelves in alcove | Door to entrance hall & inner hall
Inner hall


Radiator | Under-stairs cupboard with power sockets (accommodating the fridge-freezer currently) | Doors to; lounge, dining kitchen, garden room, bathroom, laundry room cupboard

dining kitchen 15'3'' x 7'9'' (4.64m x 2.36m)

Sash window to front | Internal window to sun room | Radiator | Part-tiled walls

Bespoke fitted cabinets with tiled and wood worktops incorporating; twin bowl porcelain sink, space for electric cooker, space for under-counter fridge

bathroom 8'7'' x 6'6'' (2.61m x 1.98m)

Panelled bath with electric shower over and glass shower screen | Close-coupled W.C. | Drawer unit with integrated wash-hand basin | Part-tiled and part wood panelled walls | Downlights | Radiator | Wood panelled ceiling | Vanity light | Fitted cupboard and shelves
Laundry cupboard


Plumbing for washing machine | Power sockets | Shelf (space to accommodate a tumble dryer) & cupboard above

garden room 10'6'' x 7'10'' (3.20m x 2.39m)

Timber frame with double glazed windows | Radiator | Wall-lights
Landing


Access hatch to boarded loft | Doors to bedrooms

bedroom one 15'6'' x 14'2'' (4.72m x 4.31m) into alcove

Dual aspect room with sash windows to front and rear | Fitted cupboard & shelves | Radiator

bedroom two 12' max (8'4'' min) x 15'7'' (3.65m max (2.54m min) x 4.75m)

Dual aspect room with sash windows to front & rear | Radiator | Fitted shelves

bedroom three 10' x 8'11'' (3.05m x 2.72m)

Sash window to rear | Radiator
Outhouses


Old Dairy - oil tank and storage

Workshop/store (known as the potting shed) | Light |

Coal & log store
Primary services supply


Electricity: Mains

Water: Private

Sewerage: Septic Tank

Heating: Central heating oil fired by external Worcester Bosch boiler and multi fuel burner

Broadband: Fibre

Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No known issues

Parking: On Street
Mining


The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search. Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any
Restrictions and rights


Restrictions on property: No parking of boats, caravans, or mobile homes on site
Tenure


Freehold – It is understood that this property is freehold, but should you decide to proceed with the purchase of this property, the Tenure must be verified by your Legal Adviser

Any Other Charges/Obligations: Water and sewage charge to neighbouring farm – Currently £300 per annum

council tax band: Exempt due to holiday let status

EPC rating: E