Bingfield, Newcastle Upon Tyne

An imposing eight bedroomed Grade II listed country home, built early to mid 1800s offering grand and versatile space, mature grounds, two driveways, a variety of outbuildings and a convenient location make this an ideal family home.

Bingfield House is an imposing Country House set in beautiful mature grounds, a sweeping tarmac driveway leads from the main road up to a central turning circle in front of this truly stunning house. You enter through a traditional panelled door with arched glazed window which opens into a tiled porch with side windows. A partially glazed door and arched window above lead into a spacious hallway featuring deep skirting boards, ornate coving, and a wide, welcoming feel. An archway leads to the rear hall, where the original staircase with half landing rises to the first floor.

To the left, the generous Dining Room currently accommodates a ten-seater table with ample surrounding space. Dual-aspect sliding sash windows (north and west) bring in natural light, framed by working shutters and wall panelling. A raised open stone fireplace with wooden mantle adds warmth, enhanced by original features including a service bell, decorative coving, picture rails, central ceiling rose, and deep skirting boards.

Opposite, the Drawing Room enjoys dual-aspect windows (south and west) with leafy views and excellent light. A striking marble fireplace with granite hearth creates a homely focal point. Traditional details such as high ceilings, central rose, and coving continue here, complemented by a feature archway and glazed double doors leading to the Orangery.

To the rear, the Snug offers a quiet retreat with a large fireplace, built-in shelves and cupboards, and dual-aspect windows with window seats offering garden views and natural light.

Also off the Hallway are a Cloakroom with WC, stairs to the Cellar, and a Butler's Pantry with a Belfast style sink which adds flexibility and good storage.

The generous sized Breakfast Kitchen at the rear of the home features a stone inglenook with Aga and companion oven, complemented by ample cabinetry, solid worktops, an inset sink, and integrated appliances. A central island with breakfast bar provides a convenient seating area.

Double doors open from the Kitchen into the impressive Orangery, which extends to nine metres, located on the west elevation the Orangery with it's vaulted ceiling, tiled floors, and garden views from three sides, is a fantastic addition to Bingfield House. Two sets of doors lead directly outside onto the garden, which is a lovely, secluded garden.

A rear hallway from the kitchen leads to the generous Utility/Boot room with washer/dryer plumbing, storage, worktops, a second sink, and a repurposed inglenook for boots and shoes. This area also includes a second WC, storage room, and a second staircase to the first floor.

The main staircase with a half landing leads to four well-proportioned double bedrooms on the first floor. The principal bedroom, set on the north-west corner, enjoys twin west-facing sash windows with charming window seats, high ceilings, decorative coving, and a feature fireplace. It also benefits from a private dressing area and a stylish en-suite with a bath and overhead shower.

Across the landing, the second bedroom occupies the sunlit south-west corner, with dual aspect windows offering lovely views of the grounds. Two further bedrooms, both doubles, retain original features such as fireplaces and built-in storage. One includes a basin and overlooks the formal gardens, while the other enjoys dual-aspect views to the north and east.

A shower room with walk-in shower is conveniently located on the half landing, while a family bathroom with three-piece suite and garden-facing window lies further along the main landing.

A fifth bedroom with basin, fireplace, and north-facing views leads through to an adaptable office or sixth bedroom, brightened by both north- and south-facing windows. This area also provides access to the second staircase leading back to the rear hall.

From the half landing, stairs continue to the second floor, where two more bedrooms can be found. One has eaves storage, a fireplace, and a north-facing window, while the other is a generous south-facing double with built-in storage and attractive views.

External
A gated tarmac driveway winds through mature trees and shrubbery to a central turning circle and well-kept lawn, setting a grand and picturesque tone on arrival. Bingfield House sits proudly in its plot, with the front elevation offering a timeless, storybook charm.

The formal gardens lie mainly to the south and feature an expansive, level lawn-once used for bowls and ideal for outdoor entertaining or even a tennis court. Bordered by mature planting, stone paths, and charming steps, the gardens offer a rich variety of textures and spaces. A partially walled section provides shelter and seclusion, creating a warm, sun-trapped microclimate.

Adjacent to the orangery, a network of stone and tarmac paths connects to an elevated patio on the eastern side, complete with a sunken pond. Further into the garden, a pergola walkway leads to a second, more private patio tucked into the walled corner-perfect for relaxing in the sun.

A second tarmac driveway at the rear offers access to the rear of Bingfield House along with a range of stone outbuildings, which comprise of the old Stable and a large double garage with a lean-to, these buildings have great development potential into a "granny annex" or possible holiday let, subject to planning. There's also substantial carport, and ample parking and a further lawn at the rear. Please note that a neighbouring property has a right of access along this rear drive for garden waste removal.

Land
For those seeking additional land, up to five acres of the adjoining paddock are available by separate negotiation.

Services - Mains Electricity | Mains Water | Oil fired Central Heating | Private Septic Tank

Council Tax Band | G

Tenure | Freehold

EPC | Exempt

Approximate Mileage
Corbridge 5.5 miles | Hexham 9.1 miles | Newcastle International Airport 19.2 miles | Newcastle City Centre 21.7 miles

Wayleaves, Rights of Way and Easements
The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars.

Agents Note
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