2 bed terraced house for sale

Broomhill Street, Amble, Morpeth, Northumberland NE65

A Coastal Home with Harbour Views and Historic Connections

Just moments from Amble's bustling harbour, Broomhill Street is an appealing two-bedroom mid-terrace home, combining a wonderful coastal position with comfortable, well-presented accommodation and the opportunity for a new owner to make it their own. With notably high ceilings, stripped pine internal doors and a delightful enclosed rear courtyard, this is a property with plenty to offer. Its particularly special feature, however, is the far-reaching outlook from the rear bedroom, taking in the harbour, Coquet Estuary, Warkworth Castle and the sweeping Northumberland coastline beyond.

Broomhill Street forms part of Amble's historic harbour setting, with the terrace believed to have connections to the town's industrial past, potentially providing accommodation for workers during the years when coal from the surrounding collieries was transported through the port and it could have been a fisher men's cottages. Today, it enjoys an enviable position for anyone wishing to embrace life in this increasingly popular coastal town.

Ground Floor

A composite entrance door opens directly from Broomhill Street into a welcoming hallway, with the staircase rising ahead and a doorway leading into the sitting room.

The sitting room is a surprisingly spacious and comfortable reception area, enhanced by notably high ceilings and a large window overlooking the street. There is ample room for comfortable seating, with a radiator neatly housed behind a decorative cover.

The stripped pine internal doors, finished with brass handles, continue throughout the property and provide an attractive, consistent detail.

A particularly useful understairs cupboard offers coat-hanging space and additional shelving, making excellent use of the available storage.

Beyond the sitting room is a generous kitchen and dining room, again benefiting from the impressive ceiling height and wood look flooring. Recently plastered and fitted with a complementary industrial-style pendant light, this is a bright, practical space with plenty of room for a family dining table.

The kitchen itself is arranged along one wall, incorporating a substantial run of wood-finish wall and base cabinets with contrasting black handles and stone-effect laminate worktops. Integrated appliances include an under-counter oven, four-ring gas hob and extractor, while an anthracite-grey splashback provides a smart finishing touch. A stainless-steel sink with an extendable mixer tap sits beneath the rear-facing window, overlooking the courtyard.

The boiler is conveniently positioned within the kitchen for straightforward access, and an additional tall, multi-door storage cabinet provides valuable extra shelving.

A further door leads into a charming rear entrance lobby, filled with natural light from a side window and a partially glazed UPVC external door. Its white tongue-and-groove panelling and brick-effect detailing give the space a relaxed coastal feel, while providing a useful transition between the kitchen and courtyard.

First Floor

A carpeted staircase, complete with a substantial timber banister, rises to the first-floor landing, where the generous ceiling height continues.

The principal bedroom is a comfortable double overlooking Broomhill Street. This well-proportioned room benefits from two fitted cupboards, one incorporating shelving and the other offering hanging space and additional storage. While the room offers scope for a purchaser to introduce their own decorative style.

The second bedroom is a good-sized single overlooking the rear of the property. What makes this room particularly memorable is its outlook.

From the rear window, the view extends across Amble Harbour and along the Coquet Estuary towards Warkworth Castle, before opening out towards the sea, Amble Beach and the sweeping coastline in the direction of Alnmouth. It is a wonderful reminder of just how special this location is, with a constantly changing coastal landscape to enjoy.

Completing the first floor is a family bathroom, fully tiled in white with contrasting grey grout. The suite comprises a fitted bath with an electric shower above and shower curtain, pedestal wash basin and close-coupled WC. A wall-mounted heated towel radiator, privacy-glazed rear window and attractive herringbone-pattern vinyl flooring complete the room.

Enclosed Courtyard

To the rear is a particularly pleasant, generously proportioned courtyard-style yard, fully enclosed by a combination of walling and fencing.

Finished with artificial grass, it offers an attractive, low-maintenance outdoor space with room for seating and entertaining. A useful storage shed, complete with lighting, provides additional practicality.

A rear gate opens onto the back lane, giving convenient access towards Amble Harbour and its many attractions.

There may also be scope to explore further development of the rear of the property, including the possibility of an elevated veranda, as seen at neighbouring homes, although any such proposal would be entirely subject to the necessary planning permissions, building regulations and other relevant consents.

A Wonderful Amble Location

Broomhill Street is ideally placed to enjoy everything that makes Amble such an appealing place to live. The harbour, Little Shore, independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants are all close at hand, with beautiful coastal walks and the wider Northumberland coastline waiting to be explored.

The combination of its historic setting, practical accommodation, enclosed courtyard and remarkable rear outlook makes Broomhill Street an attractive proposition for a couple, individual purchaser or small family.

Comfortable and well presented as it stands, yet offering further scope for personalisation, this is an opportunity to enjoy life in the heart of Amble, with the harbour and coast quite literally on the doorstep.

Parking is available on street, subject to availability.

Tenure: Freehold
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