House hunters visiting property website Zoopla were particularly taken by these seven County Durham houses in October
These are the seven most viewed County Durham houses on property website Zoopla last month.
They range in price from £40,000 for a 24% share in a house to a quirky detached property in Upper Weardale for £249,950.
As well as Upper Weardale, they are found in the likes of Spennymoor, Chester-le-Street, Consett and Durham city.
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Property one is three bed detached house in Redmire Drive, Consett.
It is on the market for £215,000 and is a modern detached family home which has recently been refurbished throughout.
The entrance hall flows through to the lounge and leads to a modern kitchen and spacious conservatory which overlooks the garden.
A three bed semi-detached house in Cumberland Road, Consett also proved a hit with house hunters visiting Zoopla.
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On the market for £124,950, the property comprises of an entrance hallway with stairs leading to the first floor.
To the front of the property is the lounge while at the back is a modernised kitchen/dining room which also has access to the garden.
Property three is a semi-detached bungalow in Berkshire Close, Belmont, a suburb of Durham, for sale for £240,000.
It has been renovated by the current owners to the highest specification and briefly comprises a spacious lounge, fitted kitchen, two good size bedrooms and a modern shower room.
Externally the property has front and rear gardens with patio perfect for a summer barbecue, driveway and garage.
Onto Spennymoor for the next property, a two bed bungalow in High Croft with a guide price of £85,000.
It is situated on a sizable plot within a quiet cul-de-sac on the outskirts of Spennymoor and has wrap around well maintained gardens.
Property five is a semi detached house for sale on The Avenue, Chester-le-Street for £135,000.
It comprises of an entrance hallway, downstairs WC and cloaks, a dining room or office, a lounge with feature fireplace and a modern dining kitchen.
Upstairs there is a family bathroom and four good size bedrooms. Externally, the yard area is well kept and there is a wrap around garden.
Property six is a bungalow in Hill Top View, Bowburn. On the market for offers in the region of £40,000, that will buy you a 25% share in the new build property.
It has a neat, modern kitchen, a lounge/dining room, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. It also has a front and enclosed rear garden
Finally comes property seven, quirky Barrington Hall, found on Front Street, Wearhead.
On the market with a guide price of £249,950, the stone built detached property is set in a quiet location in the centre of a popular Upper Weardale village.
Originally built by Bishop Barrington in 1819, Barrington Hall boasts three bedrooms and is full of character and retains many original features.
Originally this superb schoolhouse was one of seven in the Wear valley, built to counter the Quaker teachings of the London Lead Company.
It proved to be a major step forward in providing a modern educational system in Weardale.
Apart from the abundant wildlife including deer, rabbits and pheasants, the house enjoys easy access to a number of footpaths that enjoy walks along the river and hills.
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