West Lane, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Alexander Hudson Estates are delighted to welcome to the market this impressive five bedroom detached family home, ideally placed within a popular NE12 location and within easy reach of local amenities. Offering generous and versatile accommodation throughout, the property has been thoughtfully arranged to suit modern family life. The ground floor comprises an entrance hallway with ground floor WC, a generous lounge/dining room with a bright conservatory beyond, and a well-appointed kitchen fitted with a range of units, worktops and an island with breakfast bar seating, with French doors opening onto the garden. A separate utility room adds further practicality. A second lounge offers additional living space, while a further room, formerly the garage now fitted with flooring, provides excellent versatile space, currently arranged as a games room. To the first floor, the principal bedroom is a particular highlight, offering generous proportions with a walk-in dressing room and en-suite. A second double guest bedroom which also benefits from its own en-suite, while three further well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a modern family bathroom. Externally, the property enjoys a driveway providing off-street parking, set behind a brick boundary wall. To the rear, the east facing garden is predominantly laid to lawn with two separate paved seating areas, enclosed by timber fencing, creating an excellent space for family life and outdoor entertaining. Forest Hall is a well-established suburb named after the Victorian mansion that once stood in the area. This leafy neighbourhood offers a mix of properties, local shops, cafés such as Sands of Tyne Coffee Shop & Bar, and supermarkets, complemented by nearby green spaces. Disclaimer At Alexander Hudson Estates, we take great care to ensure our marketing is accurate, clear, and transparent. These particulars are intended as a guide only and do not form part of any offer or contract.
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