Braeside is a fantastic opportunity for someone to purchase a fabulous dwelling, steeped in history but tastefully renovated to a high modern standard by the current owners with a range of modern benefits and state of the art facilities. Unspoilt views over the adjoining golf course and Hadrian’s Wall beyond.

The large extended plot currently plays host to four separate points of interest all within the title boundary:
– The main three bedroom semi-detached stone dwelling
– Separate Annexed Two bedroom Cottage detached from the main dwelling
– Derelict Stone Barn

– Modern Shepherd’s Hut at the end of the plot with its own garden and entrance

The property is entered via the front door from the gravelled driveway into an entrance hallway with cloaks hanging and space for boots and shoes. The utility room is situated at the end of the hallway and is fitted with a great range of wall and base units as well as ground floor WC.
The kitchen is situated off the utility room and again fitted with a fabulous range of wall and base units as well as storage cupboard under the stairs. This room has ample space for a dining table also.

Off the kitchen is a central hallway which gives access to the staircase to first floor, front sun room and the main lounge/diner.

The sun room is south facing with windows to three sides and has ample space for armchairs or a small sofa as well as external door to the front garden/patio.

The main lounge is a large room providing lots of space for both lounge and dining furniture. The current owners also have an office area to the rear of the room. The main feature of the room is the decorative stone fireplace housing log burner. The room also has several windows to the south elevation, flooding the room with natural light.

From the central hallway, the stairs lead up to the lower first floor landing giving access to the main bedroom and the family shower room.

The main bedroom has windows to dual elevations and offers both a large storage cupboard and en-suite bathroom with attractive corner bath and shower cubicle.

The main landing gives access to the remaining two bedrooms, both spacious and offering lots of fitted wardrobes and storage as well as windows to the south elevation, allowing plenty of natural light in.

Externally Braeside boasts a generous plot well over half an acre cleverly split up into separate areas enjoying different aspect of the garden (rockery garden, vegetable plots, greenhouse, lawn, flower beds). A detached stone double garage is situated on the driveway, equipped for the keenest of engineers to tinker in, including an inspection pit, power and lighting. There is also a lean-to car port on the rear of the property.

The property is fitted with a range of state-of-the-art systems which benefit the occupiers – these include mechanical heat recovery system which cleverly maintains the optimum level of heat and humidity in the internal space as well as a Clearwater waste solution system.

Stanegate Cottage is a separate annexed dwelling within the grounds of Braeside, currently offering holiday accommodation. It is a two bedroom stone cottage with open plan kitchen/living room offering unspoilt views over the golf course and rolling Northumbrian hills beyond.

A further stone built barn sits adjacent to the cottage, again overlooking the golf course and providing an exciting prospect to potentially further develop the cottage or even create a new separate space (subject to obtaining the usual relevant consents).

The Shepherds Hut is beautifully positioned to benefit from the rural views as well as the large private garden to relax in after a tiring walk on Hadrian’s Wall, the Pennine Way or maybe even traversing the Coast to Coast cycle route.

At the Eastern end of the property sits a further extension of the plot with a separate gated access with gravelled driveway and hardstanding pad overlooking the golf course with a good level of privacy. Prime for development of the Shepherd’s Hut site, further parking or substantial storage space (all subject to the necessary consents being granted).

Greenhead is a small village on the Northumbria/Cumbria border, in the heart of Roman Wall country. The heart of the village is the local pub and café alongside the village hall.

Local shopping and facilities can be sought in nearby Haltwhistle, known as ‘The Centre Of Britain’, which offers small supermarkets, leisure centre with swimming pools, cafes, restaurants, public houses, schooling, healthcare facilities as well as train and bus links. The A69 is the main route from East to West servicing straight into Carlisle and the Lake District in the West and Newcastle and the Northumbrian Coast in the East.

If holiday lets are your thing, this property is ideally situated near to three tourist routes, making it the perfect place to market for passing trade. Hadrian’s Wall, The Pennine Way and the Coast to Coast Cycle Route.

We highly recommend viewing the property to appreciate what is on offer.

INTERNAL DIMENSIONS
Main House:
Entrance: 11’1 x 9’0 (3.38m x 2.74m)
Lounge: 28’3 x 14’0 max (8.61m x 4.27m)
Kitchen: 14’3 x 12’10 inc. recess & cupboard (4.34m x 3.91m)
Utility: 14’2 x 7’9 (4.32m x 2.36m)
Cloakroom: 4’7 x 4’7 (1.40m x 1.40m)
Master Bedroom: 16’3 x 13’4 (4.95m x 4.06m)
En-Suite: 9’10 x 9’3 (3.00m x 2.82m)
Bedroom 2: 13’4 x 12’0 plus robes (4.06m x 3.66m)
Bedroom 3: 14’8 x 10’6 into robes (4.47m x 3.20m)
Shower Room: 9’3 x 7’3 (2.82m x 2.21m)
Shepherd’s Hut:
Studio: 14’3 x 6’9 (4.34m x 2.06m)
Shower Room: 6’9 x 3’6 (2.06m x 1.07m)

Cottage:
Lounge/Kitchen: 14’7 x 13’10 (4.45m x 4.22)

Bedroom 1: 13’11 x 11’2 (4.24m x 3.40m)
Bedroom 2: 10’0 x 9’6 (3.05m x 2.90m)
Shower Room: 8’2 x 6’3 (2.51m x 1.92m)
Stone Barn:
Barn: 31’7 x 14’3 (9.63m x 4.34m)
Garage: 21’9 x 19’5 (6.63m x 5.92m)

PRIMARY SERVICES SUPPLY
Electricity: Mains
Water: Mains
Sewerage: Treatment Plant (PBSR)
Heating: Oil Central Heating and Log Burning Stove
Broadband: Mobile Link
Mobile Signal / Coverage Blackspot: No

Parking: Garage, Driveway & Car Port

MINING
The property is not known to be on a coalfield and not known to be directly impacted by the effect of other mining activity. The North East region is famous for its rich mining heritage and confirmation should be sought from a conveyancer as to its effect on the property, if any.

TENURE
Freehold – It is understood that this property is freehold, but should you decide to proceed with the purchase of this property, the Tenure must be verified by your Legal Adviser

COUNCIL TAX BAND: C
EPC RATING: E