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Hallgarth View, High Pittington 4 Bed House Hallgarth View, High Pittington 4 Bed House - detached £120,000 SPACIOUS FOUR BEDROOMED DETACHED HOME located in the popular village of High Pittington, close to local shops, schools and amenities and lies approximately 5 miles from Durham City. Benefits include double glazing, front and rear gardens and a detached double garage. The floor plan briefly comprises: entrance hall, cloakroom/wc, lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room whilst to the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and bathroom (no bathroom suite) and to the second floor is the master bedroom and en suite shower room and study. Externally there are gardens to front and rear and a detached double garage. ENTRANCE HALL fenced boundary, shrubbery with gated access and patio. The rear garden is laid mainly to lawn, CLOAKROOM/WC paved area and patio, trees and shrubbery. LOUNGE There is also a DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE with 18'9 x 11'3 (5.72m x 3.43m) electric oll up door, side aspect door, power and light. DINING ROOM 10'7 x 9'2 (3.23m x 2.79m) ENERGY RATING: E KITCHEN 15'8 x 9'1 (4.78m x 2.77m) UTILITY ROOM 9'1 x 4'3 (2.77m x 1.30m) FIRST FLOOR: LANDING BEDROOM 2 11'5 x 9'2 (3.48m x 2.79m) BEDROOM 3 11'5 x 9'2 (3.48m x 2.79m) BEDROOM 4 10'8 x 7'7 (3.25m x 2.31m) BATHROOM (There is no bathroom suite, but plumbed for a bathroom suite) SECOND FLOOR: LANDING MASTER BEDROOM 18'5 x 11'3 (5.61m x 3.43m) EN SUITE STUDY 7'23 x 5'7 (2.72m x 1.70m) EXTERNALLY The front garden has a lawned area, paved area, Visit. robinsonsestateagents.co.uk / robinsonsestateagents.tv OUR SERVICES Mortgage Advice Conveyancing Surveys and EPCs Property Auctions Lettings and Management Strategic Marketing Plan Dedicated Property Manager DURHAM SALES REGIONAL LETTING & & LETTINGS OFFICE MANAGEMENT CENTRE DURHAM CITY DURHAM CITY 1 Old Elvet 52 Old Elvet DH1 3HL DH1 3HN T: 0191 386 2777 (Sales) T: 0191 383 9994 (option2) T: 0191 383 9994 (option1) (Lettings) T: 0191 383 9994 (option1) (Lettings) E: [email protected] E: [email protected] CHESTER-LE-STREET BISHOP AUCKLAND CROOK 22 North Burns 120 Newgate Street Royal Corner DL3 3TF DL14 7EH DL15 9UA T: 0191 387 3000 T: 01388 458111 T: 01388 763477 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] SPENNYMOOR SEDGEFIELD 11 Cheapside 3 High Street DL16 6QE TS21 2AU T: 01388 420444 T: 01740 621777 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] DARLINGTON STOCKTON HARTLEPOOL 7 Duke Street 21 Bishop Street 106 York Road DL3 7RX TS18 1SY TS26 9DE T: 01325 484440 T: 01642 607555 T: 01429 891100 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] MIDDLESBROUGH INGLEBY BARWICK 26 Stokesley Road Barwick Lodge TS7 8DX TS17 0RH T: 01642 313666 T: 01642 762944 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Every care has been taken with the preparation of these particulars, but they are for general guidance only and complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance please ask or professional verification should be sought. All dimensions are approximate. The mention of fixtures, fittings &/or appliances does not imply they are in full efficient working order. Photographs are provided for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item shown is included in the sale. These particulars do not constitute a contract or part of a contract. 1 Old Elvet, Durham City, DH1 3HL, England | Tel: 0191 386 2777 | Email: [email protected] www.robinsonsestateagents.co.uk.
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