High Street, Belford, Northumberland, NE70

This is a Four bedroom family home with an abundance of character. This wonderful property is full of charm and history. The internal accommodation offers versatile living space with spacious bedrooms. There is an easily maintained garden to the rear and the property has been a successful holiday let over recent years.

The Property
The Well House dates back to 1640 and was formerly a coaching Inn and is a Grade II listed house sitting in the centre of this popular village. The property has been renovated to a high standard. The current owners have utilised Well House as a holiday let but the property works equally as a family home.

The property enjoys a wealth of character including wooden beams, exposed stone walls, panelled doors and open fireplaces. The front door opens into a warm and welcoming hallway. To the left is a delightful double bedroom with fitted cupboards and en-suite shower room.

Opposite lies a charming sitting room overlooking the front of the property with feature fireplace and log burning stove. Beyond lies a country style kitchen with stylish wall and floor units, integrated dishwasher, gas range cooker and wall dresser with a door leading down to the cellar/utility room with the original well still in place.

The rear hall leads to a study area with en-suite and stairs leading up to a double bedroom. From this area there is a dining room with exposed stone walls, open fireplace and glass doors leading directly into the garden.

From the front hallway a staircase leads to two well proportioned double bedrooms both with en-suite shower rooms. The family bathroom with enclosed shower, WC, wash hand basin and roll top bath completes the internal accommodation. The Well House benefits further from good internal storage.

Externally
There is a large patio garden to the rear with seating areas ideal for outside entertaining in the warmer months. There is also an abundance of colourful plants and flowers to enjoy. Hot Tub and log store. Designated parking to the side of the garden.

Tenure & Possession
Freehold, vacant.

EPC Rating
This property is grade II Listed so no EPC is available.

Local Authority
Northumberland County Council
Band C

Utilities
Mains water, mains electricity, mains gas and mains drainage.

Parking
One allocated parking space.

Characteristics
Broadband is not currently connected. Mobile coverage is available, interested parties are advised to perform their own due diligence in respect of availability.

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Viewings
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with George F. White.

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The Area
Belford is a popular village situated in North Northumberland and equi-distant between Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed. There is a good range of amenities in the village including a primary school, doctor, chemist, supermarket, hairdresser, golf course and pubs.

The popular historic market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is steeped in history and known for its fortified Elizabethan walls. There are a wide range of independent retailers and well known stores such as M&S, Next, WH Smith and major supermarkets. There is also a popular leisure centre with swimming pool, tennis courts, sailing and golf at nearby Goswick.

Secondary education is available in both Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed, as well as private prep and senior education at nearby Longridge Towers. The town has an inter-city railway station with regular service to London, Edinburgh and Newcastle. The A1 is easily reached for commuting both north and south. Alnwick is a well known market town and famous for its Castle and gardens.

The magnificent Northumberland coastline is known as an area of outstanding natural beauty.