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Living On Fenwick Grove Gives You Morpeth's Best Shops, Restaurants, Parks And Schools On Your Doorstep - And A Beautiful, Thoughtfully Updated Family Home To Come Back To. Victorian space and style with four bedrooms, two reception rooms, a homely kitchen-diner and a private walled garden.

Fenwick Grove is one of those streets that Morpeth families tend to have on their dream home list. Close enough to walk everywhere that matters - the Sanderson Arcade, M&S, the River Wansbeck, Carlisle Park - but quiet enough so you really don’t feel like you’re living in the town centre.

And number 5 has the interior to match. From the wide oak-floored hallway - warm and immediately setting the right tone - you get a strong sense that this is a house that has been cared for and thoughtfully updated with a real eye for detail.

The ground floor has two quite different but equally appealing reception rooms.

At the front, the living room is a real statement - with dark walls, original cornicing, a crystal chandelier, oak flooring and a wood-burning stove sitting in the original fireplace with the bay window framing it all.

Behind it, the family room takes a different approach - deep green walls, a period cast iron fireplace, built-in shelving in the alcove and wooden floors.

The kitchen-diner is the heart of the home. Sage green shaker units sit under granite worktops, with a stone canopy framing the range cooker as the natural focal point of the room.

Travertine floor tiles run throughout and the dining area has space for a large family table with room to spare - the whole room feels like somewhere you'll want to spend time together.

A separate utility room and downstairs cloakroom sit just off the kitchen, keeping the practicalities neatly out of the way.

The back garden is a genuine surprise for a town centre property. A private walled courtyard with a large deck, a separate gravel and paved dining area, festoon lights and established planting including a Japanese maple. It's remarkably private and set up for outdoor living.

Upstairs, the main bedroom retains its original cast iron fireplace and has real period presence - decorated in deep teal with room for a king-size bed and a seating area. With a further two double bedrooms and single bedroom perfect for a growing family.

The four piece family bathroom has space for both a full bath and a separate shower enclosure. The landing is notably wide, lit by a skylight, with a long run of fitted storage cupboards that solves the perennial problem of where everything actually goes.

Morpeth train station is about a ten-minute walk away, with direct services to Newcastle in around 25 minutes. The Sanderson Arcade, M&S and Morrisons are all less than five minutes on foot.

Carlisle Park and the River Wansbeck are similarly close, and King Edward VI Academy along with several well-regarded primaries are all within easy reach.

If you've been looking for a home that puts you right in the middle of everything Morpeth has to offer - without trading away space, style or a private garden to come home to - this is a rare find.

Get in touch to arrange a viewing. I’m expecting plenty of interest.

EPC Rating: D

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: D

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