Nestled on the highly sought-after High Heworth Lane, this truly exceptional three-bedroom detached house presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive Tudor-style period home. This property seamlessly blends historical charm with contemporary living, making it an ideal residence for discerning buyers seeking space, character, and a prime location.

Upon arrival, the property immediately captivates with its striking Tudor-style architecture, characterised by its charming timber detailing and impressive façade. A large, private driveway provides ample off-street parking for multiple vehicles, leading to a substantial garage, offering secure parking and additional storage solutions. The kerb appeal of this residence is undeniable, setting a sophisticated tone before even stepping inside.

Internally, the house boasts excellent room sizes throughout, providing a generous and flexible living environment. The ground floor opens into a fabulous hallway and features two spacious reception rooms, each offering a unique ambiance for relaxation and entertaining. The main living room, bathed in natural light, provides a comfortable space for family gatherings, while the second reception room serves as a formal dining room leading to an additional conservatory for even more relaxation area. The layout flows effortlessly, creating an inviting and practical living space.

Complementing the reception rooms is a well-appointed kitchen, designed to cater to modern culinary demands. While offering scope for personalisation, the kitchen provides ample workspace and storage, ensuring functionality for everyday living. A convenient ground floor toilet and utility room adds to the practicality of the home, ideal for guests and busy family life.

Ascending to the first floor, you will find three generously proportioned bedrooms, each offering a peaceful retreat. The master bedroom is particularly impressive, providing a spacious sanctuary complete with an en-suite bathroom.The second bedroom offers an equally spacious room with an additional dressing area in the converted loft space. This floor is completed by the four piece family bathroom suite.

One of the standout features of this magnificent property is its beautiful gardens. The meticulously maintained outdoor spaces offer a tranquil oasis, perfect for al fresco dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet. The gardens are thoughtfully landscaped, providing a mix of lawned areas, mature planting, patios, and a relaxing hot tub area, creating a picturesque backdrop to this stunning home. The beauty of the gardens provide an exceptional outdoor living experience, rarely found in properties of this calibre.

The fantastic location on High Heworth Lane further enhances the appeal of this property. Residents will benefit from excellent access to local amenities, including reputable schools, convenient shopping facilities, and a range of leisure options. Commuting is made easy with superb transport links, connecting to major road networks and public transport routes, ensuring effortless travel to Newcastle city centre and beyond. The area is renowned for its community spirit and offers a perfect balance of suburban tranquillity and urban accessibility.

In summary, this three-bedroom detached Tudor-style period home on High Heworth Lane represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a property of immense character and significant proportions. With its excellent room sizes, large drive and garage, beautiful gardens, and fantastic location, it offers a truly aspirational lifestyle. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the charm, space, and potential this remarkable home has to offer.

Entrance

Features: Via wooden door.

Hallway

Features: radiator, UPVC double glazed window, storage cupboard x 2, stairs to first floor.

Lounge (4.56 x 4.25)

Features: coving to ceiling, UPVC double glazed window, stained glass window x 2, radiator, feature fireplace.

Dining Room (4.82 x 3.02)

Features: coving to ceiling, UPVC double glazed window, stained glass window, radiator, UPVC French doors to conservatory.

Conservatory (2.94 x 2.92)

Features: UPVC French doors to rear.

Kitchen (3.92 x 3.65)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, radiator, coving to ceiling, range of wall and floor units, contrasting work surfaces, extractor hood, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer, sink with mixer tap and drainer, island, spotlights to ceiling, cooker range.

Utility Room (2.67 x 1.51)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, plumbing for washing machine, stable door to rear, access to garage.

WC (1.49 x 0.85)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, low level WC, pedestal hand wash basin.

Garage (5.12 x 3.60)

Features: radiator, plastered walls.

First Floor Landing

Features: radiator, access to loft.

Bedroom One (4.56 x 4.26)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, stained glass, radiator, coving to ceiling, fitted wardrobes.

Ensuite (2.03 x 1.82)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, panelled bath, low level WC, vanity wash basin, heated towel rail, overhead shower.

Bedroom Two (3.98 x 3.70)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, radiator, coving to ceiling, fitted wardrobes.

Bathroom (2.98 x 2.59)

Features: UPVC double glazed window, panelled bath, low level WC, vanity wash basin, shower cubicle, heated towel rail.

Bedroom Three (4.71 x 3.61)

Features: UPVC double glazed window x 2, radiator, coving to ceiling, stairs to dressing room.

Dressing Room (3.82 x 3.64)

Features: UPVC double glazed window.

Front External

Features: large driveway, lawn, double gates.

Rear External

Features: patio, lawn, hot tub with pagoda, shed.

Material Information

• Tenure - Freehold

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• Council tax band - D

• EPC - D

Tudor Lodge, High Heworth Lane, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, NE10 0PB

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