Cheviot Lodge, Longframlington

Occupying a quiet position within a small residential development, this generously proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home offers comfortable family living with well-planned accommodation and an attractive rear sun room overlooking the garden.

The accommodation begins with an entrance hall leading into a bright and inviting living room, where an electric fireplace creates a warm focal point. To the rear, the spacious kitchen and dining area provides an ideal setting for everyday family life as well as entertaining guests. The contemporary kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive selection of wall and base units, a practical breakfast bar and integrated appliances including a double oven, induction hob, fridge freezer and dishwasher.

Beyond the kitchen, the impressive sun room enjoys pleasant views across the rear garden and benefits from French doors opening directly onto the patio, creating a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. A separate utility room provides additional storage and laundry facilities.

Upstairs, the first floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, comprising two generous doubles and a versatile single bedroom that would also make an excellent home office or nursery. The principal bedroom features extensive fitted wardrobes, while the remaining bedrooms are comfortably carpeted. Completing the accommodation is a fully tiled family bathroom fitted with a panelled bath and shower over, wash hand basin and WC.

Externally, the property benefits from a private double-width driveway leading to a single garage, providing ample off-road parking. The enclosed rear garden has been designed with a combination of lawn and patio, creating a wonderful space for children to play, outdoor dining or simply relaxing during the warmer months.

Location
Longframlington is a tranquil village situated in the heart of Northumberland, granting easy access to the breathtaking Northumbrian Coastline and its array of attractions and villages. The village itself boasts a local shop, café, bars, and a restaurant, while additional amenities can be found in the historic market towns of Morpeth to the south and Alnwick to the north. These towns offer a diverse range of traditional and national retailers, as well as schooling options for all ages. Transportation needs are well catered for by local bus services and the A1 trunk road, facilitating convenient travel throughout the region. Furthermore, Morpeth benefits from a mainline rail station on the East Coast Line, connecting to Edinburgh, New-castle, and London.

Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.

Tenure
Freehold

Council Tax
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