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First Time Buyers - Arrange A Viewing Just To See The Boutique Bathroom! There’s a freestanding roll-top bath, a cast iron fireplace and a marble walk-in shower - in a fully refurbished and rewired, no-chain terrace that’s only a 10 minute walk from the shops and the station.

Most people wait until their third or fourth home before they get a bathroom worth showing off. Here it is on your first.

And the good news is that the rest of the house more than matches the superb standard. This two bedroom mid-terrace has had a full refurbishment, done properly from top to bottom - full rewire included - and it shows in every room.

Oak-effect flooring runs through the ground floor, the period details have been kept where they matter, and there's nothing that needs fixing before you move in.

On the ground floor, the two reception rooms have been opened up to create a genuinely long, light-filled space. At the front, the living room has a cast iron fireplace set into a black marble surround, a bold botanical feature wall, and a bay window that fills the room with morning light.

The dining room behind it has alcove cupboards with open shelving above and the same flooring running through.

The kitchen is at the back of the house and it's a clever use of the space. Dark shaker-style cabinets run the full length of both sides, with white quartz worktops and two Velux skylights overhead that flood the room with natural light. It's compact but it's been planned well - there's room for everything you need without feeling squeezed.

Upstairs, the bathroom is the headline act. A freestanding roll-top bath on black claw feet sits beside an original cast iron period fireplace, and a large marble-effect walk-in shower enclosure takes up the opposite wall. There's a pedestal basin and the room has the kind of proportions - and the kind of detail - that you'd normally only find somewhere that charges £200 a night.

The main bedroom is a good-sized double with a bright front facing window, and the second bedroom works well as a small double or larger single or a home office.

Outside, the rear garden has been fully re-landscaped - natural stone paving throughout, new tall slatted timber fencing on all sides for privacy, and a gated access point to the rear lane. Low maintenance and genuinely usable, it's the kind of outdoor space designed to be enjoyed, without demanding much back. At the front, a gravel garden with timber planters frames the bay window and keeps the approach tidy and off street parking.

Ashington town centre is only a ten-minute walk away, and so is the station - with the recently reopened Northumberland Line running direct to Newcastle.

For a first purchase, the combination of a home this complete at this price point, in a location that's only becoming better connected, is hard to argue with.

A home that has been properly refurbished, with a bathroom that punches well above its weight - and no chain to slow you down.

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

EPC Rating: C

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: A

Terraced House in Ashington