Station Road, Stannington, NE61 6DS

Please quote reference KK049 when enquiring.

This Acre Plot Bungalow Will Turn Your Life Upside Down. Why are we so attached to living downstairs and sleeping upstairs? This brilliant bungalow’s flipped on its head layout defies convention but gives you plenty of potential - both inside and out.

You won’t find many homes set out like this – and that’s entirely the point. With a full acre of outdoor space, three versatile bedrooms and a large open-plan living area that sits proudly above it all, this detached Stannington bungalow dares to do things differently.

Upstairs, the heart of the home is a light-filled living and dining space with Velux windows, exposed beams and warm woodwork that gives the whole room a cosy feel like a chalet or cabin. There’s plenty of space to spread out, host or hunker down to binge on a box set.

Just off this, the kitchen is bright and practical, with a central island and white fitted storage units. It’s got that slightly retro edge that some will love – or it’s your blank canvas for a modern makeover.

Downstairs, three double bedrooms give you plenty of flexibility – ideal if you work from home or just want a dedicated dressing room. The master bedroom’s a proper retreat, with fitted wardrobes, room for a super kingsize bed, and a private ensuite. 

There’s also a spacious family bathroom, with both bath and shower, plus something you don’t see everyday - a bidet.

There’s no shortage of storage either – from the built-in cupboard off the hall to a handy utility room and rear porch.

And once you’ve fallen for the layout, the outside space seals the deal. With around an acre of land to play with, there’s scope for you to get creative. It will take a bit of effort to tidy it all up and landscape but the hard work will be well worth it.

The gated gravelled driveway also gives you off-street parking for multiple cars, with space left over for trailers, vans or even a campervan.

Stannington is a semi-rural village that’s surrounded by open fields but is so handy for the A1 and only a short drive into Morpeth for shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.

There’s plenty on your doorstep, with a farm shop and coffee shop only a few doors away and a convenience store and Indian restaurant just round the corner. The main village has a primary school (rated “Good” by Ofsted), a village hall and a popular pub, The Ridley Arms.

This upside-down bungalow turns tradition on its head – with cosy chalet vibes upstairs, flexible living below, and a full acre of potential outside.

EPC Rating: D

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: F