Located on Hawthorne Avenue, Newton with Scales, this four bedroom property is on the market with Purple Bricks for £290,000.
Out the front, the home benefits from a double driveaway as well as a garage which can be accessed from inside the property too.
Internally, a welcoming porch leads you to the hallway off which you first find the front living room to your left.
To the right is the aforemtentioned entrance to the garage whilst to the back is the undoubted heart of the home.
A large kitchen/breakfast room boasts a range of quality appliances, including an electric range cooker, American-style fridge freezer and dishwasher, alongside a Belfast sink, useful larder cupboard and central island.
The adjoining dining area then features wrap-around panoramic windows with a double patio door to the outside.
There is also a separate utility room with a downstairs toilet.
Upstairs you find four well proportioned bedrooms - one of which benefits from a shower en-suite- as well as a four peice family bathroom.
Out the back you find a neat rear garden, which features a raised decked platform boasting a covered outdoor seating area.
Summarising the property, the listing says: “ Positioned within a highly desirable village setting, the property benefits from a peaceful lifestyle while remaining conveniently placed for a range of local amenities, well-regarded schools and transport links. Offering the best of both worlds, this impressive extended home combines the charm of village living with the convenience of nearby towns and urban centres.
“An exceptional family home offering spacious accommodation, a sociable kitchen and dining space, and fantastic outdoor living — early viewing is highly recommended.”
You can however view from the comfort of your home with our gallery below...
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22. Hawthorne Avenue (22)
The back raised decking boasts a covered outdoor seating area | Purple Bricks
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