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Ali James P
Registrace 12. 05. 2010
Westholme, Earls Dene, Low Fell, NE9
*FOR SALE*
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Exceptional and rare to the market, Belle Vue Estates are delighted to offer this truly outstanding four bedroom detached house located on Earls Dene in the much sought after suburb of Low Fell. Excellently situated within close proximity to local amenities and transport links including shops, restaurants, schools and bus routes. Boasting a range of attractive attributes including an extensive tiered garden set to lawn, double garage providing secure off road parking with a drive to the rear, two sizeable reception rooms, utility room and original features. We have no hesitation in recommending an early viewing to appreciate this remarkable family home.
The property itself briefly comprises of a hardwood door opening to a grand entrance hallway with stairs rising to the first floor landing and access to the utility room which leads through to a further storage room which in turn provides access to the garage. There is a substantially sized living room with a range of original features and a beautiful bay window overlooking the front aspect, impressive dining room perfect for entertaining with a door off to the sun room and the considerably sized fitted kitchen with space for dining. To the ground floor there is also a WC and rear hallway. To the first floor landing, there is access to four generously sized bedrooms, the master bedroom benefiting from en-suite facilities, study and a family bathroom.
Externally to the front aspect lies an imposing west facing gated tiered garden set to lawn with mature shrubs and steps leading to the patio area which leads to the entrance door. To the rear is a driveway with a double garage providing ample off road parking.
*RIGHTMOVE LINK* www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-79182425.html
Exceptional and rare to the market, Belle Vue Estates are delighted to offer this truly outstanding four bedroom detached house located on Earls Dene in the much sought after suburb of Low Fell. Excellently situated within close proximity to local amenities and transport links including shops, restaurants, schools and bus routes. Boasting a range of attractive attributes including an extensive tiered garden set to lawn, double garage providing secure off road parking with a drive to the rear, two sizeable reception rooms, utility room and original features. We have no hesitation in recommending an early viewing to appreciate this remarkable family home.
The property itself briefly comprises of a hardwood door opening to a grand entrance hallway with stairs rising to the first floor landing and access to the utility room which leads through to a further storage room which in turn provides access to the garage. There is a substantially sized living room with a range of original features and a beautiful bay window overlooking the front aspect, impressive dining room perfect for entertaining with a door off to the sun room and the considerably sized fitted kitchen with space for dining. To the ground floor there is also a WC and rear hallway. To the first floor landing, there is access to four generously sized bedrooms, the master bedroom benefiting from en-suite facilities, study and a family bathroom.
Externally to the front aspect lies an imposing west facing gated tiered garden set to lawn with mature shrubs and steps leading to the patio area which leads to the entrance door. To the rear is a driveway with a double garage providing ample off road parking.
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Howick Caves, The Churn was created when the outer roof of the cave collapsed sometime in the late 50s early 60s. Yep the story was that the caves were extended to run up to the Hall and that brandy and other highly taxed goods were smuggled up there.
I grew up in Howick, and we all called it the Rumbling CHURN, despite what it says on the maps. Makes more sense, too, it rumbles because of the churning of the water as it passes through a tunnel in the rocks into a large hole. There is a cave entrance at the back of this which is reputed to lead all the way to Howick Hall, although we never had the courage to go more than a dozen yards inside.
Back in 2004 I used to go there often and I went inside that cave at low tide and it's great in there but becomes very low and you need to crawl down on your tummy to go any further, but without a torch it's scary ! I always wondered what the name of this place was called. But does the cave have a name ?