This three-bedroom semi-detached home is situated on a desirable corner plot in Craster, providing picturesque views towards the sea along Church Terrace. The property benefits from expansive gardens on three sides, offering ample outdoor space and the potential to convert parts into driveway parking if desired. The residence has been owned by the same family for nearly half a century as both a primary dwelling and holiday retreat, underlining its appeal within this charming coastal village. Located just minutes from notable local attractions such as The Jolly Fisherman pub and the renowned Craster Kipper Smokery, it presents a prime opportunity for those looking to invest in a property with significant renovation potential.
The house features uPVC double glazing and electric immersion tank heating with night storage heaters, augmented by an open fire in the sitting room for added charm. On the ground floor, you will find an entrance hallway leading to a spacious dual-aspect sitting room that benefits from natural light from both front and rear windows. The dining area includes sliding patio doors that connect seamlessly to the garden, while the kitchen provides a range of cabinets and an Esse range cooker (currently decommissioned), plus ample storage space in a large walk-in larder.
A noteworthy aspect is the side porch which offers possibilities for conversion into additional living space or utility facilities, subject to planning regulations. Upstairs, two double bedrooms are complemented by a single bedroom that boasts sea views, along with a family bathroom awaiting modernisation.
Outside, the triangular plot allows for diverse landscaping options including potential driveway creation or new patio areas. With on-street parking available and positioned within the stunning Northumberland Heritage coastline, this property represents not only a home but also an investment with substantial scope for improvement and personalisation.
