Bradley Hall is delighted to present this exceptional Grade II listed, stone-built three-bedroom residence, dating back to circa 1850 and brimming with period charm and character. Ideally positioned in the heart of Brancepeth Village—widely regarded as one of the most desirable villages in which to live—this beautiful home offers a rare blend of heritage, comfort, and convenience.

Set along a picturesque cobbled pathway, the property immediately enchants with its historic façade and welcoming frontage, perfectly reflecting the character of its surroundings.

Upon entering, a warm and inviting hallway leads through to the principal reception room, centred around a magnificent open fireplace that provides a striking focal point and an atmospheric setting. The space flows seamlessly into a formal dining room, ideal for entertaining, which in turn opens into a beautifully appointed modern kitchen. The kitchen boasts an attractive range of wall and base units, complemented by elegant marble worktops. To the rear of the property, there is a convenient ground-floor WC and a door offering direct access to the rear garden.

A staircase rises to the first floor, where the principal bedroom benefits from a well-appointed en-suite bathroom, comprising a bath with handheld shower, WC, and wash basin. Off the landing, there is also a separate shower room and WC, providing excellent practicality for family living or guests. Two further generously proportioned double bedrooms complete the accommodation.

Externally, the property continues to impress with a well-maintained garden and two substantial storage buildings, offering excellent versatility and valuable additional space. A rear parking space further enhances the practicality of this charming village home.

Situated within the designated conservation area of Brancepeth Village, renowned for its idyllic setting and rich history, the property enjoys easy access to Durham City and its wide range of shopping, leisure, and cultural amenities. Excellent transport links via the nearby A690 and A167 provide convenient travel both north and south. The home is ideally positioned close to the popular cycle route created from the former railway line, which stretches for miles through the scenic County Durham countryside. Brancepeth Castle Golf Course, a championship course designed by renowned architect Harry Colt, is also on the doorstep. The village benefits from an active community, with a Village Hall hosting a diverse range of activities, allotments available to residents, and regular participation in the Northumbria in Bloom Competition—proudly achieving a Silver Gilt award in 2025.