West Glade, Marchburn Lane, Riding Mill, Northumberland

Accommodation in Brief
Ground Floor

Reception Hall | Open Plan Kitchen, Living Room, Dining Room | Snug | Boot Room | Utility Room | Cloakroom/WC

First Floor

Bedroom with En-Suite | Two further Bedrooms | Family Bathroom | Separate Guest Bedroom with En-suite

Second Floor

Principal Suite with En-Suite and Walk-In Dressing Room

Externally

Expansive Driveway | Detchached Double Garage | Garden, Grounds and Woodland extending to circa 1 Acre

The Property
Positioned along Marchburn Lane within one of Riding Mill’s most established and discreet settings, West Glade is a striking contemporary house that combines architectural presence with a carefully considered internal layout. Constructed in natural Northumberland stone with timber cladding and reclaimed Welsh slate, the house occupies an elevated position within approximately one acre of south facing gardens and woodland, enjoying privacy together with long green views across the Tyne Valley landscape.

Set back behind stone pillars, the house is approached via a generous private driveway, creating a strong sense of arrival. Inside, the entrance hall is calm and well proportioned, immediately establishing a feeling of space and light. To the right, the snug has a warm and settled atmosphere, anchored by a wood-burning stove. It naturally lends itself to quieter evenings, providing a more intimate counterpoint to the lighter, open plan spaces beyond.

Across the hall, you step first into the dining area, a composed and well-lit room positioned to enjoy views across the garden and offering a more defined setting for entertaining. From here, the space opens gradually into the kitchen, where bespoke Lignum cabinetry sits beneath Silestone Lagoon work surfaces. Integrated Miele appliances include a pyrolytic oven and microwave, Neff induction hob with extractor, dishwasher and American-style fridge freezer. A substantial island provides generous preparation space and informal seating, acting as a natural transition between the dining area and the living space beyond. Exposed timber trusses overhead introduce architectural interest and a sense of volume, adding definition without interrupting the kitchen’s openness.

The living area unfolds at the far end of the kitchen, arranged for everyday comfort and framed by large sliding doors opening onto the side garden, together with a wide south facing window. These draw the outside in and open directly onto the terrace and lawn, while also capturing longer views across the surrounding greenery. Underfloor heating runs throughout the ground floor, reinforcing the sense of comfort and considered specification.

To the rear of the house, a well proportioned utility room, boot room and guest cloakroom provide practical everyday support, neatly arranged so as not to intrude on the principal living spaces.

On the first floor, the bedroom accommodation has been carefully arranged to offer both flexibility and privacy. At one end of the house, a self contained guest suite is accessed via its own staircase rising from the living area, creating a genuinely independent arrangement ideal for visitors, extended family or multi generational living. This private wing includes a generous double bedroom, dressing area and en suite bathroom.

The remaining bedroom accommodation is positioned at the opposite side of the house and accessed via the main staircase. Here, two further double bedrooms are served by a bespoke family bathroom, while an additional bedroom benefits from its own en suite shower room. One of these rooms is currently arranged as a study, demonstrating the versatility of the layout for home working or guest use. The en suite bedroom is particularly light, with wide windows drawing in natural light and framing open views across the surrounding greenery.

The family bathroom is well proportioned and thoughtfully finished, featuring a freestanding bath alongside a separate walk in shower. Contemporary sanitaryware, quality tiling and clean lined detailing create a calm, understated space that reflects the specification seen throughout the house.

The principal suite occupies the uppermost level, positioned to take full advantage of the roofline and elevated outlook. A generous bedroom leads through to a separate dressing room and a well appointed en suite shower room, finished with contemporary fittings and natural light from roof glazing. Its separation from the remaining bedrooms gives this level a distinctly private feel, creating a calm and secluded retreat at the top of the house.

Externally
West Glade occupies a gently elevated position, with a broad lawn to the front forming an open and welcoming approach to the house. Established planting and hedging frame the setting, maintaining privacy from the lane while preserving a sense of space.

A stone flagged patio extends from the main living space on the garden side of the house, enjoying a south facing aspect and providing a sheltered setting for outdoor seating and dining. Beyond, the ground rises gradually into mature trees and natural planting, forming a wooded backdrop that brings privacy, shelter and strong seasonal interest, including carpets of bluebells in the spring.

The property is approached through stone pillars onto a generous private driveway, offering ample parking alongside the detached double garage. The overall setting feels calm and tucked away, yet remains conveniently placed within walking distance of the village and railway station.

Local Information
Riding Mill is a popular and well regarded commuter village set within the Tyne Valley. The village offers a good range of local amenities including a public house, two active village halls, churches for various denominations, an extensive selection of clubs and societies, and a tennis club. The railway station, which is in easy walking distance, includes a café and village shop, open throughout the week, adding to the convenience of day to day life.

The nearby historic village of Corbridge provides a wide range of amenities including independent shops, cafés and restaurants, public houses, doctors’ and dental surgeries, community services and a garage. Matfen Hall, Close House and Slaley Hall are all within easy reach and offer excellent leisure and golfing facilities.

The bustling market town of Hexham offers a comprehensive range of amenities, including larger supermarkets, independent delicatessens, butcher, baker and greengrocer, a bi monthly farmers’ market, professional services, leisure and sports centre, cinema, theatre and hospital. Newcastle city centre is also easily accessible, providing extensive cultural, educational, recreational and shopping facilities.

For schooling, Riding Mill has a well regarded first school, with excellent middle schooling available in Corbridge and senior schooling in Hexham. A number of highly regarded private schools are also within reach, including Mowden Hall Preparatory School near Corbridge and several day schools in Newcastle.

For commuters, the A69 provides excellent access to Newcastle to the east and Carlisle to the west, with onward connections to the A1 and M6. Riding Mill railway station offers regular cross country services to Newcastle and Carlisle, where main line services connect to major UK cities north and south. Newcastle International Airport is also within easy reach.

Approximate Mileages
Corbridge 3.3 miles | Hexham 5.7 miles | Newcastle International Airport 15.0 miles | Newcastle City Centre 16.7 miles

Services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.

High speed internet with full fibre broadband.

Tenure
Freehold

Council Tax
Band G

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

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Submitting an Offer
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