2 Council Houses, Main Street, Cornhill-On-Tweed, Northumberland, TD12 4UH
Sale history
£122,000 in November 2019
The property
1 Main Street enjoys a lovely location within this popular and thriving community; set well back from the road and benefitting from ample private parking to the front and to the side with space to house a caravan or such like if desired. The cottage itself offers well-appointed and thoughtfully planned accommodation which is arranged at ground floor level and provides a good opportunity either as a main home or holiday property with the added benefit of a manageable and sheltered rear garden.
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Location
Cornhill On Tweed, as the name suggest sits on the bank of the River Tweed, just a mile from the Scottish/English Border. The village itself is well appointed with a thriving local community and amenities including a popular village store and coffee shop, highly regarded hotel and restaurant as well as a church and village hall. Local primary schooling is available within nearby Ford village or Norham with middle and secondary schools located in Berwick Upon Tweed.
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Entrance
A tarmac driveway to the front of the property provides ample off-street parking and extends to a further area of parking towards the side of the property ideal for housing a caravan or suchlike if required. A small area of garden lies beyond the driveway with planted flowerbeds and small timber fence surround.
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Accommodation
A part glazed front entrance door opens into a welcoming hallway with access off to all further accommodation. The living room lies to the front of the property and benefits from double aspect windows to the front and side which ensure good natural light. A lovely focal point is provided by the recessed multi fuel stove which is set onto a tiled hearth with tiled inset and timber surround. A built in cupboard to one wall provides useful storage whilst a door to the rear of the living room allows access into the adjoining dining room. This is a well-proportioned room with ample space for a family dining table and chairs if desired. A large side facing window ensures good light whilst an open arch to the rear allows access to the kitchen. Enjoying a garden aspect the kitchen is fitted with a good range of wall and base units with ample worktop space and tiled splashbacks. Appliances include a built in hob with oven, grill and extractor fan with space for further slot in appliances. A rear hall from the kitchen allows direct access to the garden beyond. Both bedrooms are located off the main entrance hall with the main bedroom being located towards the front of the cottage with large front facing window. This is a nicely proportioned room as is the second bedroom which is quietly located to the rear with a pleasant outlook over the garden. The bathroom is centrally located and fitted with a three piece suite with shower over the bath and a large modesty window to the rear.
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External
In addition to the extensive off-street parking there is a sheltered area of garden which extends to the rear of the cottage enjoying good privacy and good sun throughout the day.
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Measurements
3.90m x 4.26m (13” x 14”) 2.74m x 2.31m (9” x 7’6”) 3.65m x 3.04m (12” x 10”) 2.92m x 2.77m( 9’6” x 9’10”) 3.52m x 3.04m(11” x 10”) 3.35m x 1.82m (11” x 6”)
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Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Double glazing. Oil central heating.
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Council Tax
Band A
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