Wood Street, Shotley Bridge, Consett, DH8
£450,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 4
This stunning 17th century cottage is situated on the banks of the River Derwent in Shotley Bridge.
Mill Race Cottage offers charm and character within a picturesque location and offers accommodation arranged over three floors, comprising on the ground floor, a modern kitchen dining room with sliding doors to the patio area, cloakroom w.c., and a large lounge with an open fire. On the first floor is the main entrance hallway and two double bedrooms, both with ensuite. On the second floor there are two further bedrooms and a bathroom. There are three allocated parking spaces for the house and a decked patio area overlooking the river.
EPC Rating E Council Tax Band TBC
Mill Race Cottage is one of the few remaining period properties situated in the re-development area of the riverside in Shotley Bridge, which dates to the 17th century and the famous sword makers. Shotley Bridge has local shops, restaurants and primary schools and is well positioned for access to Blackhill and further to Consett town centre approximately two miles distant. Newcastle and Durham are both within 15 miles - via the A694 and A691 highways - making it an excellent location from which to commute, while there are countrywide walks and cycle routes nearby, including the Derwent Walk and Coast-to-Coast cycle route.
Agent notes:
Freehold
Council Tax band - The property has been used as a holiday cottage with no current tax banding, previously rated F.
Windows are traditional timber framed sash.
Mains Electricity, water and sewerage, gas central heating.
Fibre broadband available to the postcode, no cable available, mobile phone coverage by major networks.
Official flood risk - Rivers & seas - medium, surface water - high. The property was flooded in 2020 due to surface water prior to upgrading of the local drainage system.
Mill Race Cottage offers charm and character within a picturesque location and offers accommodation arranged over three floors, comprising on the ground floor, a modern kitchen dining room with sliding doors to the patio area, cloakroom w.c., and a large lounge with an open fire. On the first floor is the main entrance hallway and two double bedrooms, both with ensuite. On the second floor there are two further bedrooms and a bathroom. There are three allocated parking spaces for the house and a decked patio area overlooking the river.
EPC Rating E Council Tax Band TBC
Mill Race Cottage is one of the few remaining period properties situated in the re-development area of the riverside in Shotley Bridge, which dates to the 17th century and the famous sword makers. Shotley Bridge has local shops, restaurants and primary schools and is well positioned for access to Blackhill and further to Consett town centre approximately two miles distant. Newcastle and Durham are both within 15 miles - via the A694 and A691 highways - making it an excellent location from which to commute, while there are countrywide walks and cycle routes nearby, including the Derwent Walk and Coast-to-Coast cycle route.
Agent notes:
Freehold
Council Tax band - The property has been used as a holiday cottage with no current tax banding, previously rated F.
Windows are traditional timber framed sash.
Mains Electricity, water and sewerage, gas central heating.
Fibre broadband available to the postcode, no cable available, mobile phone coverage by major networks.
Official flood risk - Rivers & seas - medium, surface water - high. The property was flooded in 2020 due to surface water prior to upgrading of the local drainage system.
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