Holystone, Hepscott Village, NE61 6NA

What Do You Do When The Weather Can't Make Up Its Mind? You enjoy sitting out on the decking when you can and the sunroom when you can’t. An immaculate single-storey home in a quiet village, that lets you enjoy your private and peaceful garden whatever the forecast says.

Some mornings call for a cup of tea on the decking in the sun. Others call for a good book in the sunroom while the clouds sort themselves out. Here, you can decide once you've opened the curtains and seen the sky.

This stone-built detached bungalow sits in the sought after village of Hepscott, only a ten minute drive from Morpeth. 

Double wrought iron gates open onto a block-paved drive, with the garage alongside.

The front door opens into a bright porch with windows on two sides. A stone archway leads through to the hall, where the floor is stone underfoot and everything from here sits on one level.

The light and bright lounge has plenty of room for two sofas, with doors opening through to the sunroom. 

There’s a separate dining area off the hall that’s made for welcoming friends and family. 

Close by, the shaker style fitted kitchen has a Belfast sink with wine racks built in beside it, and a built-in oven and microwave. A door leads through to the built-in single garage.

Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, and the main bedroom also has cupboards above the bed and a run of built-in drawers. It has its own ensuite too, with a corner shower cubicle.

The stylish family bathroom has a shower over the P-shaped bath.

Outside, the decking sits beside a neat, manageable lawn edged with tall hedges, which keep the garden private and peaceful. 

It's an easy spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass once the sun comes round. The lawn runs along the side of the house, with a flower border for anyone who likes to potter and plant.

Given the garage is built into the house there's scope to convert it into extra living space, subject to the usual permissions. That's a decision for later, once you've settled in and seen how you like to live.

Morpeth's shops, schools and amenities are only a ten minute drive away, and the A1 at Stannington gives easy access north and south.

If you're looking for a village home where the garden can be enjoyed whatever the forecast says, this move-in-ready bungalow is well worth a look. 

I’m expecting plenty of interest, so get in touch to arrange a viewing.

EPC Rating: TBC

Tenure: Freehold

Council tax Band: E