Wilson Lodge, Great Whittington

Situated in the heart of the desirable village of Great Whittington, this attractive stone-built period cottage offers beautifully presented and highly versatile accommodation, blending character features with modern, energy-efficient improvements. 

The property features a number of charming period details including stone fireplaces, creating a warm and characterful feel throughout. The hallway leads to the well proportioned living room which is bathed with natural light from the south-facing window. To the rear of the house is a spacious kitchen diner, off which there is a separate utility room and WC. Upstairs, the property provides three comfortable double bedrooms served by two bathrooms, one of which has an ensuite and additional space suitable for a study. There is also a spacious dressing room on the first floor. 

Externally, the property enjoys particularly attractive outdoor spaces. To the front, the property benefits from driveway parking for two vehicles, planted borders and a paved patio area. The rear garden provides a generous patio, an ideal setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. A standout feature is the impressive garden cabin, a superbly adaptable space with power, heating and large bi-fold doors which open fully onto the patio. This versatile building could serve a variety of purposes including a home office, studio, gym or entertaining space. Beyond this is a large well maintained garden with lawns, mature planted borders, fruit trees, raised beds and a variety of seating areas with extensive countryside views. Additional garden storage is provided by two useful sheds. 

The house benefits from double glazed windows throughout. Solar panels were installed in 2025, helping to improve the home's energy efficiency and running costs. The property has mains electricity, water and sewerage. Heating is provided by new high heat retention storage heaters throughout, maximising the benefit from the solar panels. 

Great Whittington is a highly regarded Northumberland village known for its welcoming community, well-respected village pub and active village hall which hosts a variety of events. Despite its peaceful rural setting, the village is exceptionally well connected — only around 10 minutes by car from the historic old Roman village of Corbridge and approximately 15 minutes from the ancient town of Hexham with its 7th century Abbey and excellent range of shops, schools and amenities. The regional centre of Newcastle upon Tyne is also easily accessible in around 30 minutes, making the property ideal for commuters seeking village living without sacrificing convenience.