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2 bed terraced house for saleGreyfield Estate, Embleton NE66
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: B
Freehold
About this property
Mid-terraced house – coastal village location with a stunning sandy beach nearby
Landscaped rear garden with southerly aspect - patio and raised beds
Energy efficient home – solar panels, air source heat pump, and multi-fuel stove
Bright dual aspect living room with French doors and multi-fuel stove
Recently installed wren shaker-style kitchen with integrated AEG and neff appliances
Two well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a spacious dual aspect principal room
Modern walk-in shower room with rainfall shower, LED heated mirror, and fitted cabinetry
Loft access with pull-down ladder and partial boarding for additional storage
Block-paved front garden with off-street parking for two cars
Tenure: Freehold, EPC Rating: B, Council Tax Band: A
Situated in the highly sought-after coastal village of Embleton, this beautifully presented home enjoys an enviable position just moments from the stunning Embleton Bay, with its sweeping sands and breathtaking views towards the iconic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle.
The property has been significantly enhanced and thoughtfully upgraded by the current owners, offering stylish and energy-efficient living throughout. At the heart of the home is a recently re-fitted wren kitchen, complete with a range of integrated appliances and contemporary finishes, perfect for modern day living.
The dual aspect living room is both bright and inviting, featuring a charming multi-fuel stove that creates a cosy focal point. A modern walk-in shower room adds further appeal, while two well-proportioned double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation.
Externally, the property continues to impress. The landscaped rear garden has been designed for low maintenance and benefits from a sunny southerly aspect—ideal for relaxing or entertaining. To the front, the property offers a fully block-paved driveway providing convenient off-street parking.
Further benefits include the addition of solar panels and an air source heat pump, both of which contribute to the home’s impressive energy efficiency. As a result, one of the standout advantages of the property is its exceptionally low running costs, with heating, lighting, and cooking averaging approximately £55 per month. This represents a significant saving for prospective buyers, and the current owner is happy to share utility bills with viewers, offering full transparency and added confidence in the property’s affordability.
This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a stylish, move-in ready home in one of Northumberland’s most desirable coastal locations.
Entrance vestibule
Double-glazed composite entrance door | Radiator | Glazed door to living room | Staircase to first floor
living room (Dual Aspect) 10' 4'' x 16' 9'' (3.15m x 5.10m)
UPVC double-glazed window to front | UPVC double-glazed French doors to rear | Multi-fuel stove with slate hearth and wood effect mantle | Radiator | Glazed door to vestibule and kitchen
kitchen (Dual Aspect)
16' 9'' x 9' 11'' max, narrowing to 5’2” min to back of cupboard at front end of kitchen (5.10m x 3.02m max, narrowing to 1.57m min)
wren ‘shaker style’ kitchen installed in August 2025 - incorporating; splashbacks, single drainer quartz sink, AEG integrated dishwasher, AEG induction hob and extractor hood, neff double electric oven, space for washing machine, space for tall fridge and freezer
UPVC double-glazed windows to front and rear | Radiator | Chrome plug sockets with usb ports | Pantry storage cupboard with access to hot water cylinder and pipe work for air-source heating system | lvt flooring | Open to rear entrance area
Rear entrance area
UPVC double-glazed door | Under stairs storage cupboard | Glazed door to living room | Open to kitchen
First floor landing
UPVC double-glazed window | Doors to bedrooms and shower room
bedroom one (Dual Aspect)
9' 11'' x 16' 10'' (3.02m x 5.13m)
UPVC double-glazed windows | Radiators
bedroom two (Front)
10' 10'' x 10' 5'' min, 14' 0'' max into recess (3.30m x 3.17m min, 4.26m max into recess)
UPVC double-glazed window | Radiator | Loft access hatch with pulldown ladder (part boarded)
shower room (Rear)
Walk in double shower with glass screen and rainfall head shower with separate hand-held attachment | Fitted cabinets incorporating a wash-hand basin and W.C. | Wet wall panels | Storage cupboard | Fitted LED heated mirror with digital time and temperature display | UPVC panelled ceiling with downlights | lvt flooring | Extractor
Externally
Front block-paved garden providing off-street parking for two cars | Carriage light | cold-water tap
Rear garden with fenced boundaries | Indian stone paved patio | Shed | Raised railway sleeper flower beds | Gravelled area | Cold water tap | Carriage light | Gate to neighbouring properties for maintenance access
Primary services supply
Electricity: Mains
Water: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Electric
Broadband: Fibre to the Premises
Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No known issues
Parking: Driveway
Mining
The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search. Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.
Restrictions and rights
The property benefits from a right of access across the rear gardens, originally intended to facilitate coal deliveries when the terrace relied on coal-fired heating. While this is no longer required, the access is retained primarily for occasional maintenance purposes, such as window cleaning or the delivery of larger items that cannot pass through the house. In practice, as the property is one of the central homes in the terrace, this access is rarely used, with the current owners noting that it has only been utilised once in recent years.
Tenure
Freehold – It is understood that this property is freehold, but should you decide to proceed with the purchase of this property, the Tenure must be verified by your Legal Adviser
council tax band: A
EPC rating: B
The property has been significantly enhanced and thoughtfully upgraded by the current owners, offering stylish and energy-efficient living throughout. At the heart of the home is a recently re-fitted wren kitchen, complete with a range of integrated appliances and contemporary finishes, perfect for modern day living.
The dual aspect living room is both bright and inviting, featuring a charming multi-fuel stove that creates a cosy focal point. A modern walk-in shower room adds further appeal, while two well-proportioned double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation.
Externally, the property continues to impress. The landscaped rear garden has been designed for low maintenance and benefits from a sunny southerly aspect—ideal for relaxing or entertaining. To the front, the property offers a fully block-paved driveway providing convenient off-street parking.
Further benefits include the addition of solar panels and an air source heat pump, both of which contribute to the home’s impressive energy efficiency. As a result, one of the standout advantages of the property is its exceptionally low running costs, with heating, lighting, and cooking averaging approximately £55 per month. This represents a significant saving for prospective buyers, and the current owner is happy to share utility bills with viewers, offering full transparency and added confidence in the property’s affordability.
This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a stylish, move-in ready home in one of Northumberland’s most desirable coastal locations.
Entrance vestibule
Double-glazed composite entrance door | Radiator | Glazed door to living room | Staircase to first floor
living room (Dual Aspect) 10' 4'' x 16' 9'' (3.15m x 5.10m)
UPVC double-glazed window to front | UPVC double-glazed French doors to rear | Multi-fuel stove with slate hearth and wood effect mantle | Radiator | Glazed door to vestibule and kitchen
kitchen (Dual Aspect)
16' 9'' x 9' 11'' max, narrowing to 5’2” min to back of cupboard at front end of kitchen (5.10m x 3.02m max, narrowing to 1.57m min)
wren ‘shaker style’ kitchen installed in August 2025 - incorporating; splashbacks, single drainer quartz sink, AEG integrated dishwasher, AEG induction hob and extractor hood, neff double electric oven, space for washing machine, space for tall fridge and freezer
UPVC double-glazed windows to front and rear | Radiator | Chrome plug sockets with usb ports | Pantry storage cupboard with access to hot water cylinder and pipe work for air-source heating system | lvt flooring | Open to rear entrance area
Rear entrance area
UPVC double-glazed door | Under stairs storage cupboard | Glazed door to living room | Open to kitchen
First floor landing
UPVC double-glazed window | Doors to bedrooms and shower room
bedroom one (Dual Aspect)
9' 11'' x 16' 10'' (3.02m x 5.13m)
UPVC double-glazed windows | Radiators
bedroom two (Front)
10' 10'' x 10' 5'' min, 14' 0'' max into recess (3.30m x 3.17m min, 4.26m max into recess)
UPVC double-glazed window | Radiator | Loft access hatch with pulldown ladder (part boarded)
shower room (Rear)
Walk in double shower with glass screen and rainfall head shower with separate hand-held attachment | Fitted cabinets incorporating a wash-hand basin and W.C. | Wet wall panels | Storage cupboard | Fitted LED heated mirror with digital time and temperature display | UPVC panelled ceiling with downlights | lvt flooring | Extractor
Externally
Front block-paved garden providing off-street parking for two cars | Carriage light | cold-water tap
Rear garden with fenced boundaries | Indian stone paved patio | Shed | Raised railway sleeper flower beds | Gravelled area | Cold water tap | Carriage light | Gate to neighbouring properties for maintenance access
Primary services supply
Electricity: Mains
Water: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Electric
Broadband: Fibre to the Premises
Mobile Signal Coverage Blackspot: No known issues
Parking: Driveway
Mining
The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and therefore it will be beneficial to conduct a mining search. Confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.
Restrictions and rights
The property benefits from a right of access across the rear gardens, originally intended to facilitate coal deliveries when the terrace relied on coal-fired heating. While this is no longer required, the access is retained primarily for occasional maintenance purposes, such as window cleaning or the delivery of larger items that cannot pass through the house. In practice, as the property is one of the central homes in the terrace, this access is rarely used, with the current owners noting that it has only been utilised once in recent years.
Tenure
Freehold – It is understood that this property is freehold, but should you decide to proceed with the purchase of this property, the Tenure must be verified by your Legal Adviser
council tax band: A
EPC rating: B
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