Kingsland, Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne

This stylish and substantial period home is thought to have been originally constructed in the early 1900s and is one of only a handful of 'Arts and Crafts' inspired Edwardian architecture homes which can be found within the city. This well presented terraced property is ideally located to the south backing side of Kingsland, which is situated within the heart of Brandling Village Conservation Area, Jesmond.

The property, which was purchased by the current owners back in 2012, has been extended to the ground floor and is ideally placed close to outstanding local independent and state schooling, the shops and cafes of Clayton Road, Jesmond Metro Station and is also located only a short walk into Newcastle City Centre, both Newcastle Hospitals and Newcastle and Northumbria Universities.

Purpose built over three storeys and boasting close to 2,500 sq.ft of internal accommodation, the property comprises: Entrance lobby | Beautiful reception hall with original ¾ height wood panelled walls, tiled flooring and staircase leading to the first floor | Ground floor cloakroom and WC | A beautiful 20ft lounge with bespoke fitted storage to the alcoves, period fireplace and a large walk-in bay window.

Double doors then lead through to the rear of the ground floor and onto an impressive open plan kitchen, dining and living space. The kitchen area offers stylish modern cabinetry with integrated appliances and central island with breakfast bar. The kitchen is then open to the impressive and delightful, extended living and dining space, with large atrium roof light, solid wood flooring, and bi-folding doors which lead to the rear courtyard | Utility room with vaulted ceiling, tiled flooring, and Velux rooflights.

The stairs then lead to the first floor landing and then on to two large bedrooms, which are both spacious doubles | Bedroom one with period fireplace, walk-in bay window and en-suite bathroom which is fully tiled with four piece suite | Bedroom two with south facing window and walk-in wardrobe | Family bathroom, which again is fully tiled with six-piece suite.

The stairs then continue up to the purpose built second floor and onto a landing with study area with vaulted ceiling and four rooflights which flood the space with natural light. The landing then leads to another two further double bedrooms, both of which are comfortable doubles | Bedroom three is placed to the front of the property and is a large double room with dormer window and access to third en-suite bathroom, which again is fully tiled with three piece suite and Velux rooflight.

Externally, the property enjoys a well presented town garden which is placed to the front with block paved walkways, wrought iron railings and walled boundaries with several box hedges. The property also enjoys a private south facing rear walled courtyard garden and is mainly block paved with gated access out onto the rear service lane.

Well-presented throughout, with timber framed double glazed windows and gas 'Combi' central heating, this impressive period terraced home simply demands an early inspection and internal viewings are highly recommended.

Services: Mains electric, gas, water and drainage | Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax: Band F | Energy Performance Certificate: Rating D