High Street, Amble
North East
£135,000
Listed on 22/09/2026
Listed on 22/09/2026
The listing
Property details
Bedrooms
4Type
TerracedArea
1095 sqftFeatures
- Garden
Description
This four-bedroom stone end-terraced house is centrally located in Amble, within walking distance of the town centre, marina, harbour and riverside route towards Warkworth. The accommodation includes two reception rooms, a kitchen, four bedrooms and a family bathroom, and is described as requiring updating throughout. It offers scope to refresh the existing rooms, with a possible ground-floor reconfiguration to connect the kitchen and dining room, subject to the necessary consents.
The kitchen has fitted units, a gas hob and electric oven, with a walk-in pantry beneath the stairs. Gas central heating is stated, and the property has mains electricity, water and sewerage. Outside, an enclosed concrete rear yard includes a lean-to store and former coal house. The property is freehold as understood, subject to legal verification, and is being sold subject to probate with no onward chain. The listing also advises buyers to obtain a mining search. EPC rating D and council tax band A.
WHOTS analysis
Our WHOTS verdict
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78out of 100
Grade BGood opportunity
Confidence: MEDIUM
At £135,000, this four-bedroom stone end-terrace is priced at about £123 per sq ft, well below the local average of £254 per sq ft—a strong entry point for a spacious home in central Amble, close to the shops, harbour and riverside walk. The photographed interiors are usable but dated, giving a clear light-refurb canvas for fresh decoration and flooring, with scope to update the kitchen and bathroom finishes to suit your taste.
The enclosed rear yard and storage outbuildings add useful space, and the listing suggests the possibility of opening up the kitchen and dining area, subject to feasibility and consents. The £5,000–£13,000 renovation range indicates a relatively contained project; the visible cracking in the yard boundary wall is worth checking during inspection.
Key opportunities
- Acquire at a notably low asking price per square foot compared with the local average.
- Refresh dated decoration and floor coverings across the photographed living spaces for a more contemporary feel.
- Explore a more open kitchen-and-dining arrangement, subject to feasibility and necessary consents.
Key risks
- Cracking is visible in the rear yard boundary wall; its extent and significance are unclear and should be checked.
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