An opportunity to purchase a tenanted two-bedroom terraced house in the coastal town of Hartlepool, North East England.

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Priced at just £75,000, this property is available on a Rent to Buy / lease option arrangement, allowing buyers to spread the balance over 120 months with payments of £625 per month.

Currently rented at £450 per month. 

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Whether you're searching for an affordable home, a property to renovate or an addition to your property portfolio, this could be an interesting opportunity.

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The Seller Is Offering the Property on the Following Terms:

• ✅ Purchase Price: £75,000

• ✅ Payment Period: 10 Years (120 Months)

• ✅ Monthly Payments: £625

• ✅ Currently rented for £450 per month

• ✅ No Mortgage Required

• ✅ No Interest Payable

• ✅ 2 Bedrooms

• ✅ Located in Hartlepool, North East England

• ✅ Within Easy Reach of Beaches and Coastal Attractions

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About the Property

This traditional two-bedroom terraced house is situated in an established residential neighbourhood in Hartlepool, a historic coastal town in the North East of England.

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The property provides an opportunity for buyers looking for a home they can improve and personalise over time.

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The accommodation includes two bedrooms, a living area, kitchen and bathroom.​​

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For those prepared to undertake some refurbishment, the property provides an opportunity to transform a traditional terraced house into a comfortable modern home.

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Location – Hartlepool, North East England

The property is located on Oxford Road in Hartlepool.

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Hartlepool offers a combination of traditional British seaside attractions, historic architecture, shopping facilities, restaurants, entertainment and convenient transport links.

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The property is positioned within easy reach of everyday amenities, including local shops, supermarkets, schools and public transport.

Its location also provides access to Hartlepool's town centre, marina and surrounding coastline.

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Nearby Shops, Schools and Amenities

Residents have access to a selection of everyday facilities within the surrounding neighbourhood.

A Tesco supermarket is located approximately half a mile away, with other supermarkets, independent retailers, convenience stores and local services available throughout the town.

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Several primary schools are also situated nearby, including Stranton Primary School and St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School.

Hartlepool town centre offers additional shopping facilities, including Middleton Grange Shopping Centre, which provides a range of retail outlets, cafés and services.

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The town also has healthcare facilities, leisure centres, parks, restaurants and other amenities.

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Beaches and Coastal Lifestyle

One of Hartlepool's biggest attractions is its location on the North East coast of England.

Seaton Carew Beach, a popular traditional seaside destination, is only a short drive from the property.

This expansive sandy beach is ideal for seaside walks, relaxing by the coast and enjoying the fresh North Sea air.

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The seafront offers traditional attractions, shops, amusement arcades and places to enjoy the views.

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There is also a pleasant coastal promenade connecting Seaton Carew with Hartlepool Marina.

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The surrounding coastline provides opportunities for walking, cycling, birdwatching and enjoying nature.

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For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby Seaton Dunes and Common offer coastal landscapes and wildlife habitats.

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Hartlepool Marina and Waterfront

Hartlepool Marina is another popular destination within easy reach of the property.

The marina is surrounded by a selection of restaurants, cafés, bars and entertainment venues, making it a pleasant place to spend an afternoon or evening.

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Visitors can enjoy views of the boats, waterfront walks and attractions including the National Museum of the Royal Navy Hartlepool, where the historic warship HMS Trincomalee is located.

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Hartlepool's historic Headland also offers coastal scenery, heritage buildings and opportunities to explore the town's maritime history.

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Transport Links and Nearby Cities

Hartlepool benefits from convenient road and rail connections, making it possible to explore other parts of North East England.

Hartlepool Railway Station is approximately 1.4 km from the property, offering connections to destinations including Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Newcastle.

The station also offers direct rail services to London.

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The nearby A689 provides access to the A19, one of the region's principal routes, connecting Hartlepool with the wider North East.

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Approximate driving times to nearby destinations include:

• Middlesbrough: 25–30 minutes

• Durham: 35–45 minutes

• Sunderland: 35–45 minutes

• Newcastle upon Tyne: 45–60 minutes

• Darlington: 35–45 minutes

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These cities offer additional employment opportunities, universities, shopping centres, restaurants, cultural attractions and entertainment.

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For international travel, Teesside International Airport is approximately 30–40 minutes away by car, while Newcastle International Airport is around an hour's drive, depending on traffic.

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An Opportunity to Renovate and Make It Your Own

One of the attractions of this property is the opportunity to undertake improvements according to your own requirements and budget.

The house requires additional work.

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Rather than paying a premium for a fully renovated property, purchasers have the opportunity to create their preferred interior design and improve the accommodation over time.

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The property could appeal to:

• First-Time Buyers – Those looking to get on the property ladder.

• Property Investors – Buyers seeking a property with renovation potential in an established residential location.

• Buyers on a Budget – Those who prefer spreading the purchase price through affordable monthly instalments.

• DIY Enthusiasts – Buyers interested in improving a property and creating a home to their own specifications.

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Why Consider Hartlepool?

Hartlepool offers a distinctive combination of seaside living, urban amenities and access to several of North East England's major towns and cities.

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Residents can enjoy sandy beaches, coastal walking routes, marina restaurants, historic attractions and everyday shopping facilities without being isolated from the wider region.

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Its location between Teesside, County Durham and Tyne and Wear also makes it a practical base for exploring North East England.

For purchasers seeking an affordable property with potential, Hartlepool offers an alternative to some of the UK's more expensive housing markets.

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