This charming detached stone-built cottage perfectly blends rustic character with modern comfort. Full of timeless appeal, the home features oak doors and spacious rooms, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Upon entering the hallway, double glazed doors open into a spacious dining room that also serves as a snooker room, ideal for entertaining. The kitchen overlooks the rear garden and offers ample worktop space, an integrated oven and hob. Dual doors connect seamlessly to both the dining room and the cosy lounge, creating an open, flowing layout downstairs. The lounge exudes a calm, relaxing vibe, while dual-aspect windows bathe the room in natural light and provide tranquil garden views.

Upstairs, the open staircase leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom enjoys dual windows that create a bright, airy environment and fitted wardrobes offering generous storage. The main landing leads to a bathroom fitted with a large bath, shower over bath, a vanity with sink, and a pedestal toilet. Two further double bedrooms complete the upper floor, with the larger of the two also featuring fitted wardrobes and dual windows that provide a peaceful retreat.

Externally, the mature front garden ensures privacy and complements the driveway, which accommodates several vehicles and leads to a garage. Established borders wrap around the side of the property, guiding you to the rear garden where steps ascend to a serene pond and a seating area perfect for alfresco dining during the warmer months.

The cottage is perfectly situated for nature enthusiasts, and located in a beautiful spot to explore the North East. There's plenty to do on the doorstep, especially if you love the outdoors, the Parish woodland provides access to beautiful walks, the cycle path that forms part of the C2C is just 1 mile away and the Derwent Reservoir which is a 10 minute drive away and has some beautiful walks, is a haven for water sport enthusiasts and anglers.

Consett is the closest town, that offers many amenities including nursery, primary and secondary schools, supermarkets, doctor surgery, cafes, restaurants/bars, sports facilities as well as a bus station with great transport links to Newcastle and Durham which are both approximately fourteen miles.

There is a regular bus that provides links to Consett, Wolsingham, and Northumberland towns of Corbridge and Hexham, so you really do have everything on your doorstep!

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
Garden details: Private Garden, Rear Garden