This reverse level property is located in Widdrington Station, which is ideally located for exploring the Northumberland coast, famously known for its natural beauty and history. From small pretty villages, to name only a few Craster, Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh to the holy island of Lindisfarne. Being located on the east coast mainline, it opens up the opportunity to visit Morpeth, Newcastle or even Edingburgh for shopping trips. Approach the property through gates and enter at ground level, heading up stairs to the open plan lounge/ kitchen/ dining area. To the left of the stairs is a large well equipped kitchen with oven, hob, fridge/ freezer, microwave and dishwasher. You can even pop your clothes in for a spin after a muddy walk as there is a washing machine and tumble dryer as well. The dining table is a great space to sit and enjoy a meal. The other side of this large open plan space is the lounge where you can put your feet up and watch a good bit of TV. Heading back down the stairs you will find a king size bedroom with en suite bathroom and w/c and a double bedroom with en suite shower rom and w/c. From the lounge you can step out on to the delightful balcony terrace, sit and enjoy a morning cup of coffee or a relaxing glass of wine.
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