A beautifully preserved 1929 Art Deco four-bedroom family home in Gosforth has come onto the market for £1m. The rare property, listed by Symonds Taylor, retains many of the distinctive architectural features that make homes from this era highly desirable.
Original curved Crittall glazing, a striking stepped ceiling in the sitting room, and original fireplaces upstairs are among the period details. The home has been thoughtfully updated with modern amenities, including a complete rewire, a new heating system, and extensive replastering, all while preserving its Art Deco character.
Location and Layout
Situated in one of Newcastle's most sought-after neighbourhoods, the property is close to amenities, green spaces, excellent schools, and strong transport links. Inside, a reception hallway leads to a large bay-windowed sitting room at the rear, with doors opening onto a sun terrace. At the front, there is a sitting room or snug featuring a fireplace with an Art Deco surround.
The breakfasting kitchen serves as the heart of the home, remodelled by the current owners with a central island and breakfast bar for informal dining. A separate utility area has a door to the side of the property.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
The first floor landing leads to four double bedrooms and a fully renovated family shower room. The master bedroom suite is an impressive space with a bay window overlooking the south-facing garden. It includes built-in wardrobes, a dressing room, and an en suite bathroom.
Outdoor Spaces
Outside, the front garden features a path to the front door, and the driveway provides off-street parking leading to an integrated garage. The rear garden is a mature, south-facing lawn with shrubs and trees for privacy, plus a raised paved sun terrace accessible from the back of the house.
