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Tarset, Hexham, Northumberland, NE48

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Grade II listed Georgian Rectory
  • Beautiful sympathetic interiors
  • Sweeping countryside views
  • Multi-Generational living opportunities
  • Excellent income and commercial opportunities
  • Detached Georgian coach house conversion
  • Northumberland National Park
  • North Tyne river frontage with fishing rights

Description

A fine Grade II listed former Rectory with separate detached cottage and riverside grounds, set in the Northumberland National Park.

Greystead Rectory and the charming Greystead Cottage, set within the rectory’s grounds, together present a rare opportunity to acquire two historically significant homes in a tranquil corner of the North Tyne Valley. The Cottage benefits from residential planning consent but is currently run as a successful holiday let enjoying consistently high occupancy—offering appealing income potential for lifestyle buyers, whilst also offering scope for multi-generational living and/or a conventional letting.

Greystead Rectory and Cottage are situated in the Upper North Tyne valley of Northumberland, close to the River North Tyne and the stunning Kielder Water, within the Northumberland National Park. There is a thriving local community, both locally in Tarset and in the nearby village of Bellingham. Bellingham offers a range of local amenities, including a variety of shops, post office, cafés, heritage centre, golf course and several pubs, together with a family-run hotel and garages. Additionally, residents benefit from a health centre and a chemist, ensuring convenient access to healthcare services. More comprehensive services such as larger supermarkets, a hospital and a wider range of shops and excellent restaurants are available in Hexham, where there is also a train station with easy access to Newcastle upon Tyne.

For those with a love of the outdoors there is both on-site and local fishing on the North Tyne, an excellent 18-hole golf course and beautiful surrounding countryside for walks and cycling.

Nearby Kielder offers a wide range of water sports and other outdoor pursuits. The renowned Kielder Observatory is positioned to make the most of the remarkable dark night skies. For education, the nearby village of Greenhaugh is home to a well-regarded primary school. Bellingham offers a nursery school as well as first and middle schools. Additionally, Mowden Hall Preparatory School, located just outside Corbridge, provides private education from nursery through to age 13. There are also several excellent private day schools in Newcastle, offering further educational opportunities.

Newcastle city centre is under an hour away and provides comprehensive cultural, educational, recreational and shopping facilities. For the commuter the A68, A69 and Newcastle International Airport are easily accessible from Greystead, and Newcastle provides main line rail services direct to London Kings-Cross and Edinburgh.

GREYSTEAD RECTORY

Built circa 1818 by architect H. H. Seward, Greystead Rectory is a handsome Grade II Listed detached house of classic Georgian proportions. The Rectory reflects the symmetry and simplicity typical of Seward’s work, originally serving the neighbouring church and now a home of notable stature and character. Internally, The Rectory layout of follows the generous symmetry of the Georgian plan, retaining a wealth of original features: six-panelled doors, fine cornicing, sash windows, deep skirtings and a sequence of fireplaces with carved surrounds. The principal rooms carry a composed formality, tempered by a sympathetic decorative scheme in heritage tones that is tasteful and restrained. A wide central hall opens to two principal reception rooms—each with large sash windows, deep architraves, and fireplaces with carved surrounds. The sitting room is arranged around an attractive fireplace with a marble inset and wood-burning stove, with fitted bookshelves lining one wall. (truncated)

EXTERNALLY

The house stands within beautifully maintained grounds, bordered by mature trees and stone walls that offer both privacy and a sense of enclosure. Lawned gardens wrap around the property, interspersed with established planting and areas of dappled shade, while a gravel terrace provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining. To the front of the property, a spacious driveway allows ample parking. The setting is peaceful and green, with glimpses through the trees framing the surrounding landscape beyond. The property benefits from a nearby river frontage along the North Tyne, bordered by woodland, and includes single-bank fishing rights.

GREYSTEAD COTTAGE

Dating to 1818 and set within the grounds of the Grade II Listed rectory, Greystead Cottage is a detached Georgian home of quiet distinction. Designed originally to serve as stables and accommodation for the Rectory’s coachman, the property has been sympathetically reimagined as a characterful country home, with a measured architectural approach that respects its origins while offering comfort and practicality in equal measure. Inside, the Cottage layout follows a generously proportioned Georgian plan, with a series of beautifully lit rooms arranged across two floors. The sitting room is notably spacious, framed by deep-set sash windows and a wood-burning stove set into a stone fireplace with decorative tiled surround. Across the hall, a separate dining room—once the original coachman’s quarters—retains a quieter intimacy, with views to the walled garden and hills beyond. At the rear, the kitchen/breakfast room is smart and practical, fitted with architect-designed units (truncated)

EXTERNALLY

Greystead Cottage is set within its own grounds, including a large, enclosed walled garden planted with fruit trees and mature shrubs. A perfect spot for outdoor dining. Beyond the garden wall, the surrounding farmland, with open, expansive views and public footpaths offers access to the valley’s woodland and hills.

SERVICES

Mains electricity. Water is supplied by a private borehole and drainage is managed via a mini sewage treatment plant (both shared with 3 neighbouring properties). A biomass boiler provides central heating (wood-chip system). Fast fibre broadband by B4RN (broadband for rural communities) forthcoming.

WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS AND 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.

REFERRALS

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VIEWINGS

Viewings are strictly by appointment. Please contact the Hexham office to arrange a viewing .

FREE MARKET APPRAISAL

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Affordability

Monthly repayments£7,522
Property: £ 1,500,000
Deposit: £ 150,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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