28 properties for sale in Tarset Hexham

BRIEFLY COMPRISING; GROUND FLOOR LIVING ROOM 13'8 x 12'9 (4.17m x 3.89m)A well-proportioned room to the front overlooking the front decked gardens and burn beyond. The focal point however, is the brick fireplace with heavy beam over incorporating a wood-burning stove. uPVC front door.DINING KITCHEN 14' x 15'4 (4.27m x 4.67m)(maximum measurement overall) Refitted with attractive tall wall and floor cabinets with worktops incorporating a one and a half stainless steel sink with single drainer and mixer tap over. Four ceramic hob with extractor hood over, built-in double ovens and built-in separate microwave. Fully integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher, all with matching fascias. Matching breakfast bar and attractive tiled splash backs. Stairs to first floor.UTILITY ROOM 10'4 x 5'4 (3.15m x 1.63m)Matching wall and floor units with worktop over, plumbing for washing machine and pace for tumble dryer, both within the cabinets. Tiled splash backs and uPVC rear door.FIRST FLOOR LANDING Us

Greystead Old Church is a delightful Grade II Listed Georgian church, steeped in history and sympathetically restored and converted in 2013 into a truly incomparable home/deluxe holiday let. The conversion, was aided by a leading Northumberland architect and utilized builders with specialist heritage experience, and the result is a testiment to this. In 2022, the tower was restored creating a unique space with an already extrordinary conversion. Originally designed by Henry Hake Seward, a student of the renowned Sir John Soane, this former church stands as a remarkable example of neo-Gothic architecture. The property is a landmark in the Northumberland National Park, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and hosting Europes largest expanse of Dark Skies.The high standard of the conversion and an exceptional attention to detail are evident throughout. Many of the churchs prominent original features have been beautifully preserved, including exposed Georgian stonework and p

Residential farm with Georgian farmhouse and appealing range of traditional outbuildings inside the Northumberland National Park