Abbey House
Abbey House, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61 2YJ
Guide Price
£995,000
Residential Tags: Grade II
Property Tags: Equestrian, Tennis Court
Land Tags: Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Oct 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Grade II
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Tennis Court
- Land Tags: Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
****CLOSING DATE**** A closing date for written offers has been set for Friday 18th November 2022 at 12 noon. Please contact the selling agents for more details.
Tel:
helen.
LOCATION Abbey House is situated on the outskirts of the historic market town of Morpeth and is within easy walking distance. Morpeth is a hugely popular town with its excellent amenities including good schools, supermarkets, shops, pubs and restaurants.
Morpeth is easily commutable to Newcastle upon Tyne and has a main line train station with direct trains to Newcastle, Edinburgh and London. Newcastle international airport is only 22 miles south. The A1 is approximately 1 mile from Abbey House which again allows for an easy commute, but also lends itself to exploring the beautiful Northumbrian countryside and coastline.
DESCRIPTION Abbey House is a unique opportunity to purchase an equestrian or lifestyle property within walking distance of Morpeth. The house is a large detached 5 bedroom property set within circa 22 acres. The property could benefit from modernisation, but once completed would make a fantastic family home.
The property briefly comprises of an entrance porch, hallway with staircase, dining room, living room, cloak room, kitchen diner with pantry, utility, shower room and wc and back porch and two store rooms. To the first floor there are 5 double bedrooms, the master has an en-suite bathroom and balcony, bathroom and wc. The property also benefits from a double carport.
EXTERNALLY The property has a right of access down third party owned road, which then forms its own tarmac driveway with generous parking.
The property sits within a large mature garden, with a paved patio to the front. To the east of the house there is a former tennis court which could be brought back into use.
There is a large brick outbuilding with a slate roof, which has been converted into two stables, including a feed/ tack area and further storage or workshop area. This building benefits from a mains electricity supply and external mains water tap.
THE LAND The land is a ring fenced block extending to approximately 8.29 hectares (21.35 acres). The ground is all grade 3 with the soils being classified as soilscape 18, which are soils of a mainly loamy and clayey soils type. The split is approximately 5.99 hectares (14.8 acres) of permanent grassland, 2.94 hectares (7.27 acres) of woodland, which is grazable in most places.
All of the grassland parcels benefit from mains water troughs. The land would lend itself to grazing horses and other livestock.
NEWMINSTER ABBEY The Newminster Abbey ruins are situated within 3.09 acres of woodland. The Abbey is Grade II listed and are the ruins of Cistercian Abbey, which was founded 1137 but the most visible remains date back to circa 1180. It is also classified as a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
SERVICES The property benefits from mains water, mains electricity, private septic tank drainage and oil-fired central heating.
PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY There is a public footpath which runs along the western boundary. The footpath has been fenced off from the rest of the property, shown by 8 on the sale plan.
DESIGNATIONS Newminister Abbey is Grade II listed and the Newminster Scheduled Ancient Monument extends over the majority of the property.
BASIC PAYMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCHEMES The land is eligible to make a Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) claim in 2023. Entitlements are available by separate negotiation and the purchaser would be required to cover the cost of the entitlement transfer by the vendors agent.
The land is not subject to any Environmental Stewardship, Countryside Stewardship, or similar schemes.
VIEWINGS Viewing is strictly by appointment with the selling agent and should not be unaccompanied.
Please contact Helen Proud, youngsRPS:
Tel:
Email: helen.
Please note: Due to the nature of the Abbey ruins viewings are strictly by appointment and no access to the ruins will be permitted unaccompanied.
DIRECTIONS From Morpeth take the B6343 signposted to Mitford, follow the road passed Morpeth Rugby Club and the bridge and the property access is on your left. Drive down the access road and the property will be on your left.
Alternatively, use the postcode NE61 2YJ or the What3words ///website.bookings.tangents
FOR FURTHER INFOMATION PLEASE DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE SALES PARTICULARS
Marketed by: Youngs RPS, Hexham
Tel:
helen.
LOCATION Abbey House is situated on the outskirts of the historic market town of Morpeth and is within easy walking distance. Morpeth is a hugely popular town with its excellent amenities including good schools, supermarkets, shops, pubs and restaurants.
Morpeth is easily commutable to Newcastle upon Tyne and has a main line train station with direct trains to Newcastle, Edinburgh and London. Newcastle international airport is only 22 miles south. The A1 is approximately 1 mile from Abbey House which again allows for an easy commute, but also lends itself to exploring the beautiful Northumbrian countryside and coastline.
DESCRIPTION Abbey House is a unique opportunity to purchase an equestrian or lifestyle property within walking distance of Morpeth. The house is a large detached 5 bedroom property set within circa 22 acres. The property could benefit from modernisation, but once completed would make a fantastic family home.
The property briefly comprises of an entrance porch, hallway with staircase, dining room, living room, cloak room, kitchen diner with pantry, utility, shower room and wc and back porch and two store rooms. To the first floor there are 5 double bedrooms, the master has an en-suite bathroom and balcony, bathroom and wc. The property also benefits from a double carport.
EXTERNALLY The property has a right of access down third party owned road, which then forms its own tarmac driveway with generous parking.
The property sits within a large mature garden, with a paved patio to the front. To the east of the house there is a former tennis court which could be brought back into use.
There is a large brick outbuilding with a slate roof, which has been converted into two stables, including a feed/ tack area and further storage or workshop area. This building benefits from a mains electricity supply and external mains water tap.
THE LAND The land is a ring fenced block extending to approximately 8.29 hectares (21.35 acres). The ground is all grade 3 with the soils being classified as soilscape 18, which are soils of a mainly loamy and clayey soils type. The split is approximately 5.99 hectares (14.8 acres) of permanent grassland, 2.94 hectares (7.27 acres) of woodland, which is grazable in most places.
All of the grassland parcels benefit from mains water troughs. The land would lend itself to grazing horses and other livestock.
NEWMINSTER ABBEY The Newminster Abbey ruins are situated within 3.09 acres of woodland. The Abbey is Grade II listed and are the ruins of Cistercian Abbey, which was founded 1137 but the most visible remains date back to circa 1180. It is also classified as a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
SERVICES The property benefits from mains water, mains electricity, private septic tank drainage and oil-fired central heating.
PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY There is a public footpath which runs along the western boundary. The footpath has been fenced off from the rest of the property, shown by 8 on the sale plan.
DESIGNATIONS Newminister Abbey is Grade II listed and the Newminster Scheduled Ancient Monument extends over the majority of the property.
BASIC PAYMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCHEMES The land is eligible to make a Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) claim in 2023. Entitlements are available by separate negotiation and the purchaser would be required to cover the cost of the entitlement transfer by the vendors agent.
The land is not subject to any Environmental Stewardship, Countryside Stewardship, or similar schemes.
VIEWINGS Viewing is strictly by appointment with the selling agent and should not be unaccompanied.
Please contact Helen Proud, youngsRPS:
Tel:
Email: helen.
Please note: Due to the nature of the Abbey ruins viewings are strictly by appointment and no access to the ruins will be permitted unaccompanied.
DIRECTIONS From Morpeth take the B6343 signposted to Mitford, follow the road passed Morpeth Rugby Club and the bridge and the property access is on your left. Drive down the access road and the property will be on your left.
Alternatively, use the postcode NE61 2YJ or the What3words ///website.bookings.tangents
FOR FURTHER INFOMATION PLEASE DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE SALES PARTICULARS
Marketed by: Youngs RPS, Hexham
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.