Amber Street, Saltburn-By-The-Sea
Offers in the Region Of £105,000

3' 5'' x 7' 6'' (1.04m x 2.28m)

Laminate flooring. Electric wall heater. Loft access provided by a hatch.

11' 5'' x 4' 6'' (3.48m x 1.37m)

Two double glazed windows, one to the front and one to the side with sea views. Electric wall heater.

9' 3'' x 10' 6'' (2.82m x 3.20m)

Double glazed window to the rear aspect. Fully fitted with a range of matching wall and base units incorporating roll top work surfaces along with a single drainer sink unit with a mixer tap over. Plumbing for an automatic washing machine. Space for under-counter fridge & freezer units. Built in electric oven and hob with an extractor hood above. Tiled effect flooring. Space for dining table & chairs. Electric wall heater.

6' 6'' x 5' 5'' (1.98m x 1.65m)

Double glazed window to the side aspect. Three piece suite comprising of a low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and a panelled bath with an electric shower over. Partially tiled walls and fully tiled flooring. Electric wall heater.

11' 7'' x 9' 9'' (3.53m x 2.97m)

Double glazed window to the front aspect. Fitted wardrobes with over-head storage. Laminate flooring. Electric wall heater.

There is allocated and guest parking to the rear of the property.

The ‘Jewel’ streets consist of an eclectic range of period properties, mostly from the VICTORIAN era along with a selection of more modern properties, such as 21 Amber Street. Proving popular with executive couples within apartments and families within the larger properties, the streets have become even more sought after in recent years. Offering an idyllic lifestyle beside the seaside along with a rich and varied range of amenities, leisure facilities, transport links and local attractions, what a great choice to make one’s home. With Saltburn Primary School & Huntcliff School both being rated by Ofsted as ‘Good’, there are no concerns over the educational facilities nearby. At the end of the street, Milton Street has become a hub of the community with its popular bars, restaurants and other favoured eateries. At the opposite side of the street, you will find the famous and oldest (working) water balanced cliff tramway in Britain giving access from the town to the Pier below. Commuting either south to Whitby or north to Middlesbrough & beyond, the A174 is easily accessible by car or via the rail links provided by Saltburn Railway Station.

Tenure: Share of Freehold Length of lease: Over 900 years - TBC Annual ground rent:TBC Ground rent review period (year/month):TBC Annual service charge:TBC Service charge review period (year/month):TBC Council tax band:A Please note: The property can be sub-let but can NOT be used for holiday letting. Due to lease restrictions, pets are not allowed.