1 The Terrace is a beautifully crafted stone-built semi-detached home that captures the timeless charm of Victorian architecture while offering warm, welcoming living spaces that feel instantly inviting. Set behind an elegant forecourt garden, the property enjoys wrap-around access to the rear, where a tiered garden with established planting rises gently via stone steps. A stone-built lean-to store sits to the side, and at the top of the garden a further stone storage building offers exciting potential for future adaptation, subject to the necessary consents. Double gates from the side lane open directly into the garden, providing the option for off-street parking if desired.

Stepping through the traditional vestibule into the striking hallway, the original balustrade draws the eye upwards as stairs rise to the split-level landing and first floor. To the front of the property lies a beautiful lounge with impressive high ceilings, classical coving and a feature log burner that creates a wonderfully cosy and elegant atmosphere, perfect for relaxing evenings or entertaining guests. A door from the hallway leads through to the second reception room, an elegant, comfortable space with classic alcove storage. Double doors then open into the dining area, which flows naturally into the kitchen to create a superb open-plan arrangement. The dining space is a particular highlight, featuring a stunning glazed A-frame with a skylight that fills the area with soft natural light. The kitchen is well-appointed with a breakfast bar, gas range, integrated dishwasher and a generous understairs cupboard that serves as an excellent pantry.

On the split-level landing sits the beautifully finished bathroom, complete with a walk-in wet-room shower, freestanding bath and a his-and-hers vanity with twin basins, all centred around a striking circular oculus window that creates a wonderful focal point. A large storage cupboard just outside the bathroom houses the gas combination boiler, which was installed approximately two to three years ago.

The first-floor landing offers an open, spacious feel with doors leading to three well-proportioned bedrooms, including the principal bedroom to the front, which benefits from fitted wardrobes.

The home has UPVC double glazing, mains gas, water and electricity, and lies on an unadopted lane within the Shotley Bridge conservation area.

Perfectly positioned in this sought-after village, known for its handsome stone properties, riverside walks and charming community feel, this property presents a rare opportunity for buyers seeking an elegant, characterful home with excellent outdoor space and a wonderfully versatile layout. It is an idyllic choice for families and couples looking to settle in one of Shotley Bridge’s most attractive terraces.

Viewing of this property comes highly recommended.

Council Tax Band: C (Durham CC)
Tenure: Freehold
Parking options: Garage
Garden details: Private Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: Gas Mains
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains