2 bed terraced house for sale

Chapel Terrace, Rookhope DL13

Nestled in the picturesque village of Rookhope, within the heart of the North Pennines National Landscape, this immaculately presented two-bedroom terraced house offers an inviting blend of character and modern comfort. Brought to the market chain free, the property is distinguished by its traditional features, including exposed stone walls, deep window sills, and beautifully wood-panelled ceilings, all thoughtfully preserved to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The spacious living room is enhanced by a multi-fuel burner, perfect for cosy evenings, while uPVC windows throughout the home ensure excellent natural light and energy efficiency. The house comprises two generous double bedrooms, whilst the kitchen/diner provides a practical space for meal preparation and entertaining, with direct access to the rear terrace. The floorplan is thoughtfully arranged for modern living, offering comfortable, light-filled interiors that are ideal for first-time buyers, couples, or those seeking a peaceful rural retreat.

In brief, the ground floor accommodation comprises, an entrance hallway, living room, kitchen/diner, and staircase rising to the first floor. To the first floor, are the property’s two double bedrooms and bathroom.

Externally, a wrought iron gate opens from the pavement to a neat front garden laid to resin-bound gravel, which provides an attractive and low-maintenance approach to the front door. This compact, West-facing garden features mature shrubs and is bordered by stone walls on three sides (North, East, and South), creating a peaceful setting to relax and soak in the stunning hillside views. To the rear, a wooden staircase rises to a well-proportioned terraced area. This East-facing garden terrace is laid to a mix of decking and decorative chippings, providing a versatile outdoor space for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The area offers further hillside views and plenty of room for garden furniture, plant pots, and storage units.

This beautifully presented home is perfect for those seeking a blend of character, comfort, and scenic outdoor living. Early viewing is recommended to fully appreciate all that this property has to offer.

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EPC Rating: F

Location

Rookhope is situated half way up Weardale within the North Pennines National Landscape. The area is hugely popular with walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts, as well as those just looking to get away from busy city life. The village of Rookhope has the benefit of small a local convenience shop which is open for a couple of hours each morning, additional local amenities can be found in the village of Stanhope which is 5.5 miles away.

Entrance Hallway (0.99m x 1.24m)

- External access to the front of the property is gained via a double-glazed composite door with frosted panes into the entrance hallway, which provides access to the living room and staircase that rises to the first floor
- Coir matting
- Neutrally decorated
- Ceiling light fitting
- Radiator
- The property’s electrical consumer unit is located in a high-level cupboard here

Living Room (4.58m x 4.15m)

- Positioned to the front of the property, accessed from the entrance hallway and providing onward internal access to the kitchen/diner
- Well-proportioned lounge area
- Double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill to the Western aspect, looking over the front of the property and providing beautiful views of the surrounding hillsides
- Carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Traditional wood panelled ceiling
- Multi-fuel burner set on a stone hearth with stone surround
- Built-in understairs storage cupboard (2.13m x 0.91 m)
- Central ceiling light fitting and wall mounted light fitting
- Radiator
- Space for lounge furniture

Kitchen/Diner (2.19m x 5.09m)

- Positioned to the rear of the property, accessed from the living room and providing external access to the rear garden via a double-glazed composite door with clear pane
- Dual aspect with a double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill to the Eastern aspect, and a small double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill to the Southern aspect
- Tiled flooring in the kitchen area and carpeted flooring in the dining area
- Neutrally decorated
- Exposed wooden ceiling beams
- Expose stone walls to the Eastern and Southern sides
- Range of storage units
- Wooden work surfaces with tiled splashback
- Porcelain Belfast sink
- Free-standing range cooker
- Plumbing for washing machine
- Space for free-standing appliances
- Space for dining furniture
- Two ceiling light fittings
- Two radiators

Landing

- (1.05m x 0.89m) + (1.81m x 0.86m)
- A carpeted staircase rises from the entrance hallway to the landing, which provides access to the property’s two double bedrooms and bathroom
- Carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Access hatch to the property’s roof space

Bedroom 2 (2.21m x 4.96m)

- Positioned to the rear of the property and accessed via two steps down from the landing
- Double room
- Two double-glazed uPVC windows with deep wooden sills to the Eastern aspect, looking over the rear of the property
- Carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Traditional wood panelled ceiling
- Exposed stone wall to the Eastern side
- Ceiling light fitting
- Two radiators
- Space for free-standing storage furniture

Bedroom 1 (4.62m x 3.18m)

- Positioned to the front of the property and accessed from the landing
- Well-proportioned double room
- Double-glazed uPVC window with deep wooden sill to the Western aspect, looking over the front of the property and providing stunning views of the surrounding hillsides
- Carpeted
- Neutrally decorated
- Exposed wooden ceiling beams
- Ceiling light fitting
- Radiator
- Ample space for free-standing storage furniture

Bathroom (1.38m x 1.70m)

- Positioned to the front of the property and accessed from the landing via one step up
- Double-glazed uPVC window with frosted pane and deep tiled sill to the Western aspect
- Tiled flooring
- Vaulted ceiling
- Half-tiled walls
- Walk-in shower cubicle with glass screen, fully tiled enclosure, and electric shower with rainfall showerhead
- WC

- Hand-wash basin
- Built-in storage cupboard
- Ceiling spotlights
- Vertical heated towel rail

Front Garden

- A wrought iron gate opens from the pavement, to the front garden which is laid to resin bound gravel and provides access to the front door
- Compact West-facing garden featuring mature shrubs and bordered by stone walls to the Northern, Eastern, and Southern sides
- Space for outdoor seating in which to relax and enjoy the amazing hillside views

Rear Garden

- Accessed from the kitchen/diner via a double-glazed composite door which opens to a wooden staircase that rises to a well-proportioned terraced area, which is laid to a mixture of decking and decorative chippings
- The East-facing garden area provides lovely hillside views and offers space for outdoor garden furniture, plant pots, and storage units