Newly Updated Barn Conversion | Stunning Countryside Location | Three Double Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms | Good Sized Garden|
Agents Comments:- Pattinsons welcome to the market this beautifully interior designed 3 double bedroom barn conversion within 10 minutes drive from Rothbury town centre. The property comes with shared use of a double tennis court adjacent to the property and is currently being used as a very successful holiday cottage.
This truly magnificent stone character property certainly has the wow factor with its open vaulted high ceilings, stone inglenook fireplace, space for 2 large sofas and an arm chair. Also this open plan space has a large L-shape kitchen and space for a good sized dining table that would seat up to 8. There are 3 double bedrooms with 2 bathrooms all completed to the most exacting standards. Externally, there is a front garden with a hedged border, and to the rear a large garden and adjacent tennis courts which this property has shared usage of and a large parking area.
Netherton is located just 6.5 miles from Rothbury. Rothbury is a jewel in the Northumberland's crown and is known by locals as the Capital of Coquetdale. This traditional Northumbrian village is originally built upon a sandstone hillside. It boasts an excellent array of shops, with many art galleries, tea rooms, pubs and cafes. For those that love outdoor pursuits, namely fishing, cycling or walking, Rothbury provides that dream work lifestyle balance. Some areas include: the Northumberland National Park and Simonside Hills.
Rothbury has a thriving community, and is within easy reach of Morpeth (15 miles) and Newcastle via A697 and is 11 miles to Alnwick. Direct buses to Morpeth, Newcastle and Alnwick are also available.
In terms of schools there are 2 very reputable schools, Rothbury First School, and Dr Thomlinsons a middle school both of which are rated as 'Good' by Offstead.
Located on the outskirts of Rothbury's town centre is a 1000-acre modern landscape with a series of man made lakes. This is home to Cragside House, which is considered one of the top tourist attractions in the North East. Cragside House was the first building in the world to be lit by hydro-electricity created by inventor and entrepreneur Lord William Armstrong.
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