2 bed terraced house for sale

Greenwell Terrace, Frosterley DL13

Nestled in the picturesque rural village of Frosterley, on the edge of the North Pennines National Landscape, this immaculately presented two-bedroom mid-terraced house dates back to 1870 and is brought to the market chain free. Step inside to discover a welcoming living space featuring a newly installed log burner, perfect for cosy evenings, and uPVC windows throughout that flood the interiors with natural light. The brand new central heating system and boiler ensure year-round comfort, while the newly fitted Wren kitchen offers contemporary style and practicality. This home is ideal for first-time buyers, couples, young families, or those seeking a peaceful retreat in a friendly village setting. The large South-facing garden offers an ideal space in which to relax and unwind, whilst enjoying beautiful views of the surrounding hillsides.

In brief, the ground floor accommodation comprises, a spacious kitchen, well-proportioned living room, rear hallway, and rear porch. To the first floor are the property’s two bedrooms (one a large double room), and bathroom.

The current owners have thoughtfully renovated the property in 2024, with the addition of: A new central heating system and gas boiler; full rewire; new damp proof course; fully insulated loft; newly fitted Wren kitchen; new porcelain wood effect flooring downstairs; installation of new log burner; new carpets upstairs; new bathroom suite; full replaster and decoration throughout; and removal of render and exposure of original stonework plus lime mortar treatment to the exterior building on the rear garden side of the property.

The outdoor space is a true highlight, offering a large South-facing garden that is perfect for relaxation and entertaining. Accessed externally via a wrought iron gate from the pathway running along the rear of the property, and internally through a double-glazed uPVC door from the rear porch, the garden is bordered by stone walls to the Eastern, Western, and Southern sides. The main garden area is laid to lawn, while a flagstone patio provides ample space for outdoor furniture where you can unwind and take in the stunning hillside views to the South. A flagstone pathway runs from the wrought iron gate to the rear porch. Beyond the main garden, there is a separate outdoor area currently housing a shed, offering scope for further development as an additional seating area or extra storage. The garden overlooks the platform of the 1840s Frosterley Station which runs heritage trains seasonally from Stanhope to Bishop Auckland, with the River Wear beyond.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this property has to offer.

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EPC Rating: C

Location

Frosterley is small village situated between Wolsingham and Stanhope in Weardale. It has the benefit of a range of amenities, such as a primary school, small supermarket with a post office, village chip shop and a recently renovated pub. Surrounded by the North Pennines National Landscape, Frosterley is popular with walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts.

Kitchen (4.28m x 2.53m)

- Positioned to the front of the property, accessed via a double-glazed uPVC door with frosted pane from the pathway that runs along the front of the property, and providing onward internal access to the living room
- Two double-glazed uPVC windows to the Northern aspect, looking over the front of the property
- Porcelain wood effect flooring
- Neutrally decorated
- Exposed wooden ceiling beams
- Half-tiled walls
- Range of Wren over/under counter storage units
- Quartz work surfaces
- Belfast sink
- Built-in electric oven and hob
- Built-in microwave
- Plumbing for washing machine
- Space for integrated fridge
- Breakfast bar with space for two breakfast bar stools
- Two ceiling light fittings and pelmet lighting
- The property’s gas Combi boiler and electric electrical consumer unit are located in cupboards in this room

Living Room (3.58m x 4.59m)

- Positioned to the rear of the property, accessed from the kitchen, and providing onward internal access to the rear hallway
- Double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill to the Southern aspect, looking over the rear garden and providing magnificent views of the surrounding hillsides
- Porcelain wood effect flooring
- Neutrally decorated
- Log burner set on a flagstone hearth with wooden mantle
- Central ceiling light fitting
- Radiator
- Ample space for free-standing lounge/dining furniture
- Built-in understairs storage cupboard

Rear Hallway (1.02m x 0.98m)

- Positioned to the rear of the property, accessed from the dining room, and providing onward internal access to the rear porch, and staircase that rises to the first floor
- Porcelain wood effect flooring
- Neutrally decorated
- Ceiling light fitting
- Radiator

Rear Porch (1.68m x 0.85m)

- Positioned to the rear of the property, accessed from the rear hallway, and providing external access to the rear garden via a double-glazed uPVC door
- Dual aspect, with double-glazed uPVC windows to the Southern and Western sides
- Porcelain wood effect flooring
- Neutrally decorated
- Built-in shelving

Landing

- (0.91m x 1.02m) + (2.24m x 0.63m)
- A carpeted staircase rises from the rear hallway to the landing, which is split into two levels, with the first level providing access to bedroom one, and the second level providing access to bedroom two and the property’s bathroom
- Newly carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Ceiling light fitting
- Access hatch to the property’s roof space

Bedroom 1 (3.58m x 4.58m)

- Positioned to the rear of the property and accessed from the first stage of the landing
- Well-proportioned double room
- Double-glazed uPVC window to the Southern aspect with deep wooden sill, looking over the rear garden and providing beautiful views of the surrounding hillsides
- Newly carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Built-in storage cupboard
- Central ceiling light fitting
- Radiator
- Space for free-standing storage furniture

Bathroom (2.25m x 1.51m)

- Positioned to the front of the property, accessed from the second level of the landing
- Small double-glazed uPVC window with frosted pane to the Northern aspect
- Tiled flooring
- Fully tiled walls
- Pitched ceiling
- Panel bath, with glass screen, mains-fed shower and overhead rainfall showerhead
- WC

- Hand-wash basin set on a built-in vanity unit, with under counter storage cupboards
- Ceiling spotlights
- Radiator

Bedroom 2 (2.25m x 2.25m)

- Positioned to the front of the property and accessed from the second level of the landing
- Single room
- Low-level double-glazed uPVC window to the Northern aspect, looking over the front of the property
- Newly carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Exposed wooden ceiling beams
- Ceiling light fitting
- Radiator

Rear Garden

- Accessed externally via a wrought iron gate from the pathway that runs along the rear of the property, and internally via a double-glazed uPVC door from the rear porch
- Large South-facing garden, bordered by stone walls to the Eastern, Western, and Southern sides, and providing stunning views of the surrounding hillsides
- The garden is mainly laid to lawn, and features a flagstone patio area, and flagstone pathway that runs from the wrought iron gate to rear porch
- Ample space for outdoor furniture on the patio area, in which to relax and enjoy the views of the hillsides to the South
- There is a separate outdoor area beyond the pathway at the rear of the property, which currently houses a shed, that could be developed into an additional outdoor seating area or storage space