Property features
Popular village location
Stunning views
Exclusive development
EV Charging Point
Luxury contemporary kitchen plus fully integrated appliances
REDUCE YOUR ENERGY BILLS AND CARBON FOOTPRINT
Incentive packages available
Net zero energy
Wondrwall energy service system
Solar Energy
Description
Built using the latest in sustainable building materials and methods, and incorporating innovative technology, each home has been carefully designed for modern living.
Homes benefit from ultra-low bills by virtue of Net Zero Energy technology with solar panels, battery storage and EV charging included as standard. With four bedrooms and large open-plan living spaces, The Embsay offers a beautiful, versatile home for your family to grow into.
The central elegant front door opens into the bright, welcoming hallway, from which you can access your convenient dedicated home office and your cosy snug; the latter can either be used on its own or as part of the Livingroom through the versatile, wide-sliding, pocket doors. Walking through the hallway to the rear of the property, you access the large, open-plan kitchen-diner.
Here, there is abundant space for preparing a feast whilst entertaining family and friends. The room opens into the garden through folding glass doors, which brings plenty of natural light into the property. The kitchen diner also connects directly to the living room and snug for convenience. A utility / storage room and WC complete the downstairs of the property.
Upstairs features three substantial double bedrooms and a large single. The master bedroom includes a stunning ensuite shower room. The contemporary three-piece main bathroom incorporates a bathtub with shower over, all with polished chrome fittings. There is plenty of dedicated storage on the same floor.
Outside and to the front of the property is a landscaped area complete with a block paviour driveway leading to the integrated garage with an electrically-operated garage door. To the rear is a spacious, enclosed garden, perfect for relaxation, family fun and summer barbecues.
Hardwick Court sits within the small historic village of Fishburn, County Durham - two miles to the north of Sedgefield. Famous for its coal mining heritage, Fishburn is an idyllic, community-centred village, full of historic charm and local interest. The village enjoys expansive green areas, and is bordered on the south by the River Skerne. There is a wide variety of village-based amenities and services including convenience stores, food establishments, hairdressers and a flourishing community centre. Schools and local services including doctors and dentists are well provided for, either within Fishburn or only a short distance away.
Fishburn is well situated, with a 20-minute drive taking you to the beautiful city of Durham to the north or the Hartlepool coast to the east. The village is less than four miles away from the A1; the closest train station is Durham which lies on the East Coast Main Line, with trains to Edinburgh and London.
** Please note the images have been digitally rendered and staged to show what is possible and are not the final result. This is for marketing purposes only.**
Council Tax Band: TBC (Durham Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Annual Estate service charge per year: £830.00
Energy service contract: £88 per month, to generate a saving on energy costs of 165% of the Energy Service contract charge.
Parking options: Driveway, EV Charging, Garage, Off Street
Garden details: Private Garden, Rear Garden
Electricity supply: Mains, Solar
Heating: Electric, Underfloor
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Accessibility measures: Level access
Homes benefit from ultra-low bills by virtue of Net Zero Energy technology with solar panels, battery storage and EV charging included as standard. With four bedrooms and large open-plan living spaces, The Embsay offers a beautiful, versatile home for your family to grow into.
The central elegant front door opens into the bright, welcoming hallway, from which you can access your convenient dedicated home office and your cosy snug; the latter can either be used on its own or as part of the Livingroom through the versatile, wide-sliding, pocket doors. Walking through the hallway to the rear of the property, you access the large, open-plan kitchen-diner.
Here, there is abundant space for preparing a feast whilst entertaining family and friends. The room opens into the garden through folding glass doors, which brings plenty of natural light into the property. The kitchen diner also connects directly to the living room and snug for convenience. A utility / storage room and WC complete the downstairs of the property.
Upstairs features three substantial double bedrooms and a large single. The master bedroom includes a stunning ensuite shower room. The contemporary three-piece main bathroom incorporates a bathtub with shower over, all with polished chrome fittings. There is plenty of dedicated storage on the same floor.
Outside and to the front of the property is a landscaped area complete with a block paviour driveway leading to the integrated garage with an electrically-operated garage door. To the rear is a spacious, enclosed garden, perfect for relaxation, family fun and summer barbecues.
Hardwick Court sits within the small historic village of Fishburn, County Durham - two miles to the north of Sedgefield. Famous for its coal mining heritage, Fishburn is an idyllic, community-centred village, full of historic charm and local interest. The village enjoys expansive green areas, and is bordered on the south by the River Skerne. There is a wide variety of village-based amenities and services including convenience stores, food establishments, hairdressers and a flourishing community centre. Schools and local services including doctors and dentists are well provided for, either within Fishburn or only a short distance away.
Fishburn is well situated, with a 20-minute drive taking you to the beautiful city of Durham to the north or the Hartlepool coast to the east. The village is less than four miles away from the A1; the closest train station is Durham which lies on the East Coast Main Line, with trains to Edinburgh and London.
** Please note the images have been digitally rendered and staged to show what is possible and are not the final result. This is for marketing purposes only.**
Council Tax Band: TBC (Durham Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Annual Estate service charge per year: £830.00
Energy service contract: £88 per month, to generate a saving on energy costs of 165% of the Energy Service contract charge.
Parking options: Driveway, EV Charging, Garage, Off Street
Garden details: Private Garden, Rear Garden
Electricity supply: Mains, Solar
Heating: Electric, Underfloor
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Accessibility measures: Level access