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    Guide Price

    £300,000

    Plot 1, Tudhoe Village

    • Bedrooms × 5
    • Bathrooms × 3
    • Reception Rooms × 2

    Key Features

    • PRICE IS FOR ONE PLOT ONLY
    • Foundations & DPC completed
    • Mains services connected
    • Five bedrooms & three bathrooms
    • Desirable Tudhoe Village location

    Description

    An exceptional opportunity to create an impressive five-bedroom detached family home in the highly desirable setting of Tudhoe Village.

    Rarely does an opportunity of this nature come to the market. The plot offers purchasers the chance to complete a substantial individually designed home, with a significant proportion of the initial construction work already undertaken.

    The foundations and damp-proof course are already complete, providing a valuable head start for anyone looking to undertake a self-build project without beginning from an untouched site. The plot also benefits from services already connected, together with the benefit of a warranty for the completed build.

    The approved design creates an attractive stone-built detached residence with a traditional architectural style sympathetic to its village surroundings. The accommodation has been thoughtfully planned to provide generous and versatile family living across two floors.
    At ground-floor level, the proposed accommodation includes an impressive 41 sq m lounge, a substantial 29 sq m kitchen, separate 16 sq m study, utility room, WC and a welcoming central hall. The arrangement provides excellent scope for contemporary open-plan family living while retaining useful separate reception and working spaces.

    The first floor is designed around four well-proportioned bedrooms, including bedrooms with en-suite facilities, together with a family bathroom. Large areas of glazing to the rear have been incorporated into the design to take advantage of the attractive setting and outlook.

    As the accompanying aerial photography demonstrates, the development occupies a particularly appealing position, surrounded by established trees and open countryside, creating a sense of privacy and space which is increasingly difficult to find.

    For purchasers who have considered building their own home but have been deterred by the work involved in securing a plot and commencing construction, this represents an unusual opportunity to acquire a project that is already substantially advanced through the groundwork stage.

    Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the precise planning permission, approved plans, services, warranties, construction completed to date and any conditions or obligations applying to the development prior to purchase.

    Location
    Tudhoe Village is a particularly attractive and historic County Durham village, occupying a semi-rural position on the southern side of the Wear Valley. The village lies approximately five miles south of Durham City and around two miles north of Spennymoor town centre, combining a peaceful countryside setting with convenient access to everyday amenities and regional transport connections.
    The character of Tudhoe is one of its principal attractions. The historic settlement developed around its distinctive village green and is surrounded by open countryside, with views between properties towards the surrounding landscape helping to preserve its rural atmosphere. Tudhoe Village also lies within a designated Conservation Area, reflecting the architectural and historic character of the settlement.
    Despite the rural feel, the village is extremely well placed for commuting and family life. Durham City, Spennymoor, Bishop Auckland and the wider North East are all readily accessible, while the A1(M) is approximately three miles to the east, providing onward connections throughout the region. Spennymoor offers a broad range of shopping, leisure and everyday facilities and is only a short drive away.

    The surrounding area also provides access to local schools and countryside, while Durham railway station offers East Coast Main Line services for longer-distance travel. Overall, the location offers an appealing balance: a traditional village and countryside environment without the isolation often associated with rural living.

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