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New period home comes onto the market
Chartered surveying firm Bradley Hall has been appointed to promote a 1930s period home to would-be buyers.
Located on Fernville Road in Gosforth, this delightful and unique detached property was originally built as a show home for an exhibition in 1936. It has retained many of its original features including wall panelling and servants’ bells.
Situated in a desirable part of Gosforth, the double-fronted property is just a few minutes’ walk away from the Town Moor and within easy reach of Newcastle city centre, the A1 and local schools, shops, cafes and restaurants.
It has a reception hallway with fireplace, lounge with fireplace, fitted kitchen, laundry room and cloakroom on the ground floor. A beautiful oak staircase leads to the first floor with an extensive landing, five bedrooms, family bathroom and separate WC. Externally there are gardens to the front, rear and side, off-street parking and a single car garage.
The property is available to buy through Bradley Hall at a reduced price of £699,950. For further information, contact Bradley Hall’s Gosforth office on 0191 284 2255.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Bradley Hall .
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