The Steading, East Allerdean, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland

A beautiful Grade II listed steading conversion positioned in rolling countryside close to Berwick-upon-Tweed and the coast. The property would make an ideal permanent or second home and is presented in turn-key condition and benefits from allocated parking and a private garden.

Accommodation Comprises:

Ground Floor: Reception Hall, Lounge, Dining Room/Bedroom 3, Dining Kitchen, Utility/Cloakroom

Second Floor: Landing, Bedroom 1, Bedroom 2, Family Bathroom

Outside: Allocated Parking, Private Garden

Distances: Edinburgh 60 miles, Newcastle upon Tyne 55 miles, Berwick Railway Station 6 miles. (All distances are approximate).

Tenure: Freehold
EPC: Exempt
Council Tax Band: D
Listed: Grade II Listed
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Agents Note: Please note that this property has a restrictive covenant which prohibits the use of the property for holiday letting purpose.

Situation:
The property forms part of a former farm steading, which was converted in recent years to create several individual and characterful rural properties. This small bespoke development takes full advantage of its beautiful rural position in the stunning Northumberland countryside, with far-reaching views over rolling countryside. The cottage is close to the Heritage Northumberland coastline and famous Holy Island. Other areas of historical interest in the region include Bamburgh and Bamburgh Castle, the Farne Isles, Dunstanburgh Castle, and many more. The nearest town is England’s most northerly market town which is Berwick-upon-Tweed, which is a historical fortified walled town, with a wide range of amenities such as national and local shopping facilities and businesses, schooling for all ages, as well as a private school, Longridge Towers, a variety of Sports Clubs and Leisure facilities and five national supermarkets. This large town also has a mainline railway station which links to both Newcastle and Edinburgh within circa 45 minutes and has the A1 running straight past, making this region a popular commuting destination, whilst being able to make the most of its beautiful scenery and rugged coastline landscapes. To the south is the historic town of Alnwick, this popular market town with the famous Alnwick Castle and Alnwick Gardens, also offers a wide range of amenities whilst inland is the county town of Wooler. North Northumberland is a popular destination for those looking for a full-time home which offers great value for money as well as a wonderful lifestyle opportunity, or those looking for second homes, holiday retreats, or even investment property. This is also a popular holiday destination, with so much on offer in the locality either side of the border.

Description:
Originally a farm steading, this attractive stone property was converted to create delightful rural homes retaining much character and charm, including windows incorporated into the old stone arches.

3 The Steading offers buyers the opportunity of acquiring a 2/3 bedroom 112m2 steading conversion which is presented throughout to a high standard. The property would make a lovely permanent home or private holiday escape.
The property is accessed into a welcoming reception hall which has stairs to the first floor and doors leading off. There are two reception rooms, both with arched windows to the front aspect and one could lend itself to a third bedroom, if required. The kitchen is the heart of this home and offers a range of wall and base units with worksurface over and houses integrated appliances. There is space for a dining table and a window to the front offering a rural outlook. Adjacent to the kitchen is a useful utility space incorporating a wc and wash hand basin.

A staircase from the hallway leads to the landing which in turn gives way to two double bedrooms and a generous family bathroom all featuring exposed beams.

Externally there is allocated parking and a private and enclosed low maintain garden.









Council Tax Band: D