2 Newfield Farm
Stanhope, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL13 2YX
Guide Price
£600,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Ménage
Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Oct 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Ménage
- Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Paddock, Pasture Land
A fantastic, executive family property which has all the convenience of a modern built house together with stone built grandeur, 1.61Ha (3.97 Acres) of productive meadow land and stunning open views of the valley in all 1.77 Hectares (4.37Acres). All set within the desirable rural town of Stanhope which is both picturesque yet accessible to many business centres within the north east.
The Property
Just one of two bespoke properties developed here in the early 2000’s this property has been recently upgraded in parts to provide a spacious and executive family property in the heart of Weardale. Tucked into the fringe of the village the property benefits from immediate access to rural walks and a short walk to the many privately owned shops and businesses within this attractive and thriving rural town.
The main entrance opens into a spacious reception hall way off which is a ground floor WC and stairs to first floor. To the right hand side lies the large sitting room which enjoys a dual aspect, front to rear, and fire place with multi fuel burning stove for ambience and an additional heat source. French doors open out onto the deck and take in extraordinary views east over the gardens, land and along the dale.
Returning to the hallway the kitchen is open plan with a space to create a snug/living kitchen and the recently fitted kitchen has contrasting units and an impressive central island. The units are contemporary yet in keeping with the style of the property and classic in design and conceal a number of high specification appliances including wine cooler and eye-level cooking suite of ovens. The flooring is practical having slate-effect porcelain tiles with polished floorboards to the living area. Spot lighting finishes the room perfectly.
There is space for dining furniture adjacent to bi-folding doors which open to the terrace and further flooded with light from the Velux window and pitched ceiling. The positioning of the accommodation at ground floor level which is linked by the outside space creates a wonderful space for entertaining yet with the flexibility for segregating rooms for different uses.
Another useful feature is the laundry room fitted with a wealth of additional storage and having plumbing and voids for washing machine and tumble drier.
On the first floor are three good size bedrooms two of which are en suite. The master bedroom faces west with sunset views up the valley and over the front of the property. A dressing room fitted with well designed hanging space and shelving complements the space and leads to the en suite bathroom which boasts freestanding roll top bath and separate shower cubicle.
The second of the bedrooms offers space for a double bed and again includes an en suite shower room whilst the third bedroom works equally well as a double bedroom, nursery or study.
A further flight of stairs rises to the second floor. Here there is the family bathroom which has shower cubicle together with the usual WC and wash hand basin.
On this floor there are three further bedrooms situated within the eaves each enjoying pleasant views from Velux windows.
The property is approached over a shared Tarmac driveway and through double timber gates which sweeps down to a double garage and past the house to extensive parking within the grounds.
Mature planting flanks the stone steps up to the front door and wide beds which are home to establish shrubbery, line the driveway next to the house. For the keen gardener raised vegetable beds are positioned in the sunny southerly spot. To the rear of the house, the current owners have created an excellent low maintenance garden which has a large lawned area bordered by flower beds and a further section which is gravelled with cobbled pathways sectioning off flower beds and leading down to an incredible timber summer house which is insulated and fitted with lighting and electricity sockets with stone walling differentiating between the various areas.
Land
The whole site extends to approximately 1.77 Hectares (4.37 Acres). The grazing land lies to the east of the property and is visible from the house and gardens. It is enclosed in various paddocks and extends to approximately 1.61 Hectares (3.97 Acres) and has previously been used for equestrian grazing. Having large, level areas there is potential to develop a riding arena subject to obtaining the necessary consents with far reaching and open views being enjoyed from all aspects. The walls are bounded by a combination of stone walls and wire fencing and there is an external mains water supply within the garden.
Basic Payment Scheme
No entitlements are included within the sale and no previous claims have been made.
Tenure & Possession
Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Services
The property is serviced by mains electricity, water, drainage and gas and central heating is mains gas fired.
EPC Rating
This property has been certified with an EPC Rating of C.
Local Authority
Durham County Council
Council Tax Band F.
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Viewings
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with George F. White.
Important Notice
Every care has been taken with the preparation of these particulars, but they are for general guidance only and complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance professional verification should be sought. All dimensions/boundaries are approximate. The mention of fixtures, fittings &/or appliances does not imply they are in full efficient working order. Photographs are provided for general information and you may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website. These particulars do not constitute a contract or part of a contract.
Summary
Situated in the village of Stanhope, amidst open countryside, East Lane has easy access to a host of fell side walks, cycle tracks and bridleways. It is also ideally placed and almost equidistant from the Lake District, Northumberland Coast and Yorkshire Dales National Park.
The property is located just outside the centre of the village which has a range of day to day facilities including doctor and dental surgeries, primary school, petrol station, public houses and a number of other local businesses including grocers butchers, Post Office, hairdressers, beauticians, quality gift shops and many more. The area is also is known for being within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is popular amongst tourists.
The close by market towns of Consett and Bishop Auckland are accessed in less than 30 minutes by car (ideal for the commuter) and offer a more comprehensive range of facilities including supermarkets, schooling up to the age of 18 years together with colleges and additional leisure and professional services.
Marketed by: George F.White, Barnard Castle
The Property
Just one of two bespoke properties developed here in the early 2000’s this property has been recently upgraded in parts to provide a spacious and executive family property in the heart of Weardale. Tucked into the fringe of the village the property benefits from immediate access to rural walks and a short walk to the many privately owned shops and businesses within this attractive and thriving rural town.
The main entrance opens into a spacious reception hall way off which is a ground floor WC and stairs to first floor. To the right hand side lies the large sitting room which enjoys a dual aspect, front to rear, and fire place with multi fuel burning stove for ambience and an additional heat source. French doors open out onto the deck and take in extraordinary views east over the gardens, land and along the dale.
Returning to the hallway the kitchen is open plan with a space to create a snug/living kitchen and the recently fitted kitchen has contrasting units and an impressive central island. The units are contemporary yet in keeping with the style of the property and classic in design and conceal a number of high specification appliances including wine cooler and eye-level cooking suite of ovens. The flooring is practical having slate-effect porcelain tiles with polished floorboards to the living area. Spot lighting finishes the room perfectly.
There is space for dining furniture adjacent to bi-folding doors which open to the terrace and further flooded with light from the Velux window and pitched ceiling. The positioning of the accommodation at ground floor level which is linked by the outside space creates a wonderful space for entertaining yet with the flexibility for segregating rooms for different uses.
Another useful feature is the laundry room fitted with a wealth of additional storage and having plumbing and voids for washing machine and tumble drier.
On the first floor are three good size bedrooms two of which are en suite. The master bedroom faces west with sunset views up the valley and over the front of the property. A dressing room fitted with well designed hanging space and shelving complements the space and leads to the en suite bathroom which boasts freestanding roll top bath and separate shower cubicle.
The second of the bedrooms offers space for a double bed and again includes an en suite shower room whilst the third bedroom works equally well as a double bedroom, nursery or study.
A further flight of stairs rises to the second floor. Here there is the family bathroom which has shower cubicle together with the usual WC and wash hand basin.
On this floor there are three further bedrooms situated within the eaves each enjoying pleasant views from Velux windows.
The property is approached over a shared Tarmac driveway and through double timber gates which sweeps down to a double garage and past the house to extensive parking within the grounds.
Mature planting flanks the stone steps up to the front door and wide beds which are home to establish shrubbery, line the driveway next to the house. For the keen gardener raised vegetable beds are positioned in the sunny southerly spot. To the rear of the house, the current owners have created an excellent low maintenance garden which has a large lawned area bordered by flower beds and a further section which is gravelled with cobbled pathways sectioning off flower beds and leading down to an incredible timber summer house which is insulated and fitted with lighting and electricity sockets with stone walling differentiating between the various areas.
Land
The whole site extends to approximately 1.77 Hectares (4.37 Acres). The grazing land lies to the east of the property and is visible from the house and gardens. It is enclosed in various paddocks and extends to approximately 1.61 Hectares (3.97 Acres) and has previously been used for equestrian grazing. Having large, level areas there is potential to develop a riding arena subject to obtaining the necessary consents with far reaching and open views being enjoyed from all aspects. The walls are bounded by a combination of stone walls and wire fencing and there is an external mains water supply within the garden.
Basic Payment Scheme
No entitlements are included within the sale and no previous claims have been made.
Tenure & Possession
Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Services
The property is serviced by mains electricity, water, drainage and gas and central heating is mains gas fired.
EPC Rating
This property has been certified with an EPC Rating of C.
Local Authority
Durham County Council
Council Tax Band F.
what3words
Every three metre square of the world has been given a unique combination of three words. A free App is available for iOS and Android smartphones and using the unique sequence of words below you will be able to pinpoint this property.
///inspects.trusts.single
Viewings
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with George F. White.
Important Notice
Every care has been taken with the preparation of these particulars, but they are for general guidance only and complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance professional verification should be sought. All dimensions/boundaries are approximate. The mention of fixtures, fittings &/or appliances does not imply they are in full efficient working order. Photographs are provided for general information and you may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website. These particulars do not constitute a contract or part of a contract.
Summary
Situated in the village of Stanhope, amidst open countryside, East Lane has easy access to a host of fell side walks, cycle tracks and bridleways. It is also ideally placed and almost equidistant from the Lake District, Northumberland Coast and Yorkshire Dales National Park.
The property is located just outside the centre of the village which has a range of day to day facilities including doctor and dental surgeries, primary school, petrol station, public houses and a number of other local businesses including grocers butchers, Post Office, hairdressers, beauticians, quality gift shops and many more. The area is also is known for being within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is popular amongst tourists.
The close by market towns of Consett and Bishop Auckland are accessed in less than 30 minutes by car (ideal for the commuter) and offer a more comprehensive range of facilities including supermarkets, schooling up to the age of 18 years together with colleges and additional leisure and professional services.
Marketed by: George F.White, Barnard Castle
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.