Please quote reference KK049 when enquiring.

This move-in ready mid terrace has two reception rooms, a modern kitchen and a sun trap south-facing yard. Plus a spacious top floor office in the loft.

For any family with primary school-age children, the morning routine is either the thing that sets the day up or the thing that derails it. Here, St Wilfrid's RC Primary is on the other side of the lane, just behind the back yard.

The bay window at the front sets the tone and from the moment you walk in, this house feels like a proper Victorian home.

The hallway has panelling, a beautifully turned newel post and ceilings high enough to remind you that they really did build them differently back then.

The bay-fronted living room has deep cornicing, a original marble fireplace with its tiled surround.

Through the hall, the dining room is a similar size and has the same ceiling height, the same cornicing, its own original fireplace and space for a chandelier. Two rooms like this in a terrace is genuinely useful - one becomes the everyday living space, the other the place where you can sit down for dinner or head off to do homework. This rooms also benefits from patio doors onto the outside space.

The kitchen is fitted in stylish white high gloss units with plenty of worktop space, a ceramic double sink and a door straight out to the yard.

There are three bedrooms on the first floor and a bathroom that's been updated.

The main bedroom is a generous size at the front of the house currently accommodates a king size bed, the second and third bedrooms are smaller - both decent size singles.

The stylish bathroom panelled in a large format grey stone-effect tile, with a rainfall shower over the panelled bath. It's calm, it's clean and it does exactly what a family bathroom should.

The loft has been transformed into a fantastic office space - it’s bright, quiet and far enough from the rest of the house that you can actually concentrate. There's a proper staircase to get up there, Velux windows overhead, eaves storage on both sides and being around 30m2 there’s enough room for two proper workstations. If both of you work from home, this is the answer.

Out the back, the south-facing yard catches the afternoon sun well into the evening. It's paved and low maintenance, with privacy screening on the boundary walls, space for outdoor seating and a roller-shutter garage door.

The location is handy for more than just the primary school. The leisure centre is at the end of the road. The town centre is about a ten-minute walk away. And if you need a reminder that Blyth is on the coast, the beach is only five minutes in the car.

This stylish and spacious Victorian mid-terrace solves the school run and the working-from-home problem in one move.

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

EPC Rating: D

Council Tax Band: A

Tenure: Freehold

Terraced House in Blyth