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SSTC
£99,950
3 Bedroom Terraced House SSTC
Nora Street, High Barnes, Sunderland
Key Features
- large central living area with french doors
- spacious downstairs bedroom offers single floor options
- upstairs shower room
- tastefully decorated throughout
- very popular area
- council tax band - a
- epc rating - e
- freehold
- council tax: a
Property Description
Welcome to this cosy dormer cottage tucked away in a popular family area. It's perfectly placed for easy access to local schools and transport links - a real win for families on the grow, or folks looking to downsize.
Step inside and you're greeted by a welcoming entrance hallway, leading to a spacious bedroom at the front of the house. The living room is a great space, with an open staircase and French doors that open out onto the private yard at the back.
The kitchen's got a nice, long galley style layout, with clean white cupboards and contrasting dark worktops. At the back of the house, there's the bathroom, with a white suite, tiles around the bath, and a tiled floor - practical and good-looking.
Upstairs, you've got two more bedrooms, a larger one that's ideal for older kids, and a smaller one that could equally work as a home office. There is the potential to knock through and create a very spacious second bedroom. The addition of a shower room up here makes the first floor a handy space to have.
Whether you're a growing family wanting to be close to Barnes School and Barnes Park, or you're looking to downsize and fancy the idea of single-floor living, this could be the place for you.
WHY IS BARNES SUCH A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE?
BARNES PARK Barnes Park is one of the largest and most beautiful parks in Sunderland. It covers an area of over 24 acres and features stunning gardens, fountains, a lake, and a Victorian-style bandstand. It is a wonderful place to relax, walk the dog or take a leisurely stroll.
The park has a variety of sports facilities, including tennis courts, a bowling green, and a multi-use games area. These facilities provide residents with opportunities to stay active and healthy.
It plays host to a variety of cultural events throughout the year, including music concerts, outdoor theatre, and community festivals. These events bring the community together and provide residents with opportunities to enjoy entertainment close to home. Barnes Park really is at the heart of the Barnes community and is a focal point for many residents. The park provides a place for people to gather and connect, creating a strong sense of community among those who live nearby.
BARNES JUNIOR SCHOOL AND BARNES INFANT ACADEMY These schools are much loved by generations of local residents and lie at the centre of the community, the schools are very popular and a strong reason why people with young children move to the area. You will find many examples of multiple generations of families that have attended the school which is testament to its values, performance and importance to the local area.
OTHER LOCAL AMENITIES There are a wide range of local amenities in the area from Sunderland Royal Hospital to the shopping boulevard on Chester Road. Even closer than that are the shops on Cleveland Road itself which include local convenience stores the much loved Jacksons newsagents, flower shops, gym and hairdressers. The area is popular for people with cars but equally has excellent public transport links with a number of stops on the the street providing direct access into the city centre and beyond.
Step inside and you're greeted by a welcoming entrance hallway, leading to a spacious bedroom at the front of the house. The living room is a great space, with an open staircase and French doors that open out onto the private yard at the back.
The kitchen's got a nice, long galley style layout, with clean white cupboards and contrasting dark worktops. At the back of the house, there's the bathroom, with a white suite, tiles around the bath, and a tiled floor - practical and good-looking.
Upstairs, you've got two more bedrooms, a larger one that's ideal for older kids, and a smaller one that could equally work as a home office. There is the potential to knock through and create a very spacious second bedroom. The addition of a shower room up here makes the first floor a handy space to have.
Whether you're a growing family wanting to be close to Barnes School and Barnes Park, or you're looking to downsize and fancy the idea of single-floor living, this could be the place for you.
WHY IS BARNES SUCH A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE?
BARNES PARK Barnes Park is one of the largest and most beautiful parks in Sunderland. It covers an area of over 24 acres and features stunning gardens, fountains, a lake, and a Victorian-style bandstand. It is a wonderful place to relax, walk the dog or take a leisurely stroll.
The park has a variety of sports facilities, including tennis courts, a bowling green, and a multi-use games area. These facilities provide residents with opportunities to stay active and healthy.
It plays host to a variety of cultural events throughout the year, including music concerts, outdoor theatre, and community festivals. These events bring the community together and provide residents with opportunities to enjoy entertainment close to home. Barnes Park really is at the heart of the Barnes community and is a focal point for many residents. The park provides a place for people to gather and connect, creating a strong sense of community among those who live nearby.
BARNES JUNIOR SCHOOL AND BARNES INFANT ACADEMY These schools are much loved by generations of local residents and lie at the centre of the community, the schools are very popular and a strong reason why people with young children move to the area. You will find many examples of multiple generations of families that have attended the school which is testament to its values, performance and importance to the local area.
OTHER LOCAL AMENITIES There are a wide range of local amenities in the area from Sunderland Royal Hospital to the shopping boulevard on Chester Road. Even closer than that are the shops on Cleveland Road itself which include local convenience stores the much loved Jacksons newsagents, flower shops, gym and hairdressers. The area is popular for people with cars but equally has excellent public transport links with a number of stops on the the street providing direct access into the city centre and beyond.
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