Fenwick Granary Farmhouse, Fenwick, Northumberland

Accommodation in Brief
Main Farmhouse
Ground Floor
Entrance Vestibule and Inner Hall | Sitting Room with bay window and fireplace | Library | Open Plan Kitchen and Dining Room with central island | Snug | Utility Room | WC | Plant Room

First Floor
Principal Bedroom Suite | Four Further Double Bedrooms | Study | Two Bathrooms

Holiday Lets
The Stables
Open Plan Kitchen, Dining and Living Room | Double Bedroom | Shower Room

The Dairy
Open Plan Studio Kitchen, Dining and Living Space | Shower Room

Cuthbert’s Cave
Open Plan Studio Kitchen, Dining and Living Space | Shower Room | Decked Seating Area

Bede’s Bothy
Open Plan Studio Kitchen, Dining and Living Space | Shower Room | Decked Seating Area

Externally
Private Gravelled Courtyard | Landscaped Gardens and Grounds | Detached Double Garage | Open Plan Garden Studio/Office | Grass Paddocks | Woodland

The Property
Set along the legendary St Cuthbert’s Way in open Northumberland countryside, on the edge of the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and arranged around a generous gravelled courtyard, Fenwick Granary is an elegant Georgian stone built house with origins dating from the early nineteenth century. Beautifully renovated in recent years and enhanced with a range of thoughtful sustainability measures, the house pairs the quiet confidence of its period architecture with refined contemporary interiors, offering a level of flexibility rarely found in a traditional farmhouse setting.

The entrance vestibule offers a calm and welcoming introduction, leading through to the principal reception rooms. The sitting room is a particularly impressive space, centred around a contemporary stove set within a stone fireplace and framed by a broad bay window that draws in natural light and far reaching views across the surrounding fields. Panelled walls and herringbone flooring lend a subtle formality while retaining an easy, relaxed atmosphere.

Opposite, the library provides a quieter retreat. Deep green panelled walls, bespoke full height shelving and cabinetry create a richly atmospheric space, while herringbone flooring and a wood burning stove set within the fireplace add warmth and character. A bay window forms a natural seating nook, drawing in soft natural light and enjoying a peaceful outlook across the courtyard and gardens.

To the rear, the house opens into a superb kitchen and dining room that naturally becomes the social centre of the home. Shaker style cabinetry in deep, muted tones is paired with pale stone worktops and a substantial central island, offering generous preparation space and informal seating. Integrated appliances and twin ovens are neatly incorporated, while there is ample room for a large dining table, making the space as practical for everyday family life as it is for entertaining. A utility room and WC sit discreetly to one side.

Beyond, the snug introduces a more intimate, characterful living space. Exposed stonework, timber beams and a Victorian stove set into the chimney breast give this room the feel of a traditional farmhouse parlour, warm, atmospheric and ideal for quieter evenings.

Upstairs, five well proportioned bedrooms are arranged around a generous central landing, together with a separate study. Each enjoys excellent natural light and sea views across Holy Island to the East.

The principal bedroom is notably generous and well proportioned, with dual sash windows drawing in natural light and framing open countryside views. A stylish en suite bathroom with freestanding bath and separate walk in shower completes the suite. The main bathroom has been thoughtfully appointed, pairing classic proportions with contemporary finishes. A statement freestanding bath is positioned beneath the sash window, enjoying views across the surrounding countryside, while a separate walk in rainfall shower with crittall style glazing provides everyday practicality.

Beyond the main house, the former agricultural buildings have been carefully converted to provide four individual one bedroom holiday lets. Two are charming stone cottages with exposed masonry and original features that echo the character of the farmhouse, while two offer contemporary, open plan pod style accommodation with a lighter, studio like feel. Each is self contained and discreetly positioned around the courtyard, allowing guests privacy while maintaining a cohesive setting. Together they provide excellent flexibility, whether retained as a successful holiday letting business, used for visiting family and friends, or adapted to suit evolving needs.

Externally
The property is approached via a broad gravelled courtyard that immediately establishes a strong sense of arrival, providing extensive private parking along with generous space for outdoor dining and entertaining. The main farmhouse and holiday cottages are arranged around this central space, creating a sheltered, cohesive courtyard that lends itself equally well to everyday living and hosting guests. Planted banks, rockery beds and mature trees frame the immediate gardens, beyond which lawns give way to grass paddocks and areas of woodland, extending the grounds and reinforcing the privacy and peaceful rural atmosphere. A detached garage offers additional storage and workshop space, while recently installed solar panels contribute to the home’s overall efficiency.

Local Information
Fenwick Granary Farmhouse enjoys a peaceful rural position along St Cuthberts Way and is within walking distance of the coastline. Located just outside the small Northumberland village of Fenwick, surrounded by open farmland and wide skies, it is remarkably well connected to both the coast and major transport links. Everyday amenities can be found in nearby Berwick-upon-Tweed, a historic market town renowned for its Elizabethan ramparts, independent shops, cafés and restaurants, together with supermarkets, schooling and professional services. The town’s mainline railway station provides direct services to Newcastle upon Tyne, Edinburgh and London King’s Cross, making the area highly accessible. The area is well served for schooling, with first and middle schools in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Berwick Academy providing secondary education, and the well regarded independent Longridge Towers School offering day schooling from nursery through to sixth form within a short drive of the property.

The Northumberland coastline lies just a short drive away and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful in the country, with vast sandy beaches, castles and nature reserves. Holy Island (Lindisfarne), Bamburgh and Seahouses are all within easy reach, offering sailing, walking and a wealth of outdoor pursuits, alongside well regarded pubs and seafood restaurants.

For wider travel, the A1 is easily accessible, linking north to Edinburgh and south towards Newcastle and the wider motorway network. Newcastle and Edinburgh International Airports provide national and international connections. The surrounding countryside offers excellent walking, cycling and riding routes directly from the doorstep, reinforcing the property’s appeal as both a private country home and a base for exploring this outstanding part of Northumberland

Approximate Mileages
Fenwick village 1 mile | Berwick-upon-Tweed 9 miles | Holy Island (Lindisfarne) 7 miles | Bamburgh 14 miles | Newcastle upon Tyne 55 miles | Edinburgh 60 miles

Services
Mains electricity. Solar PV panels with an 8kw battery and a solar thermal water system. Gas central heating and wood burning stoves. Private water supply via a borehole. Drainage to new domestic, small sewage treatment plant.

Tenure
Freehold

Council Tax
Band F

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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