Coach House, Sidegate, Durham

A rare opportunity to rent a unique one-bedroom first floor flat within the historic grounds of Crook Hall and Gardens, just a short walk from Durham city centre. Situated above a small working office, this characterful property combines historic surroundings with modern living and enjoys access to some of Durham's most beautiful riverside walks and green spaces.

The property occupies an enviable position at Crook Hall, just a short walk from Durham city centre. The nearby Durham Green Corridor and River Wear provide excellent opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation, while Durham's shops, restaurants, cafés and railway station are all easily accessible.

The property does not include a private garden or outdoor space. However, tenants will benefit from access to the beautiful Crook Hall Gardens during opening hours, enjoying a unique opportunity to experience the historic gardens and grounds on their doorstep.

The property also enjoys attractive views of the surrounding historic landscape and easy access to the wider Durham region.

Crook Hall is one of Durham's most treasured historic properties. The Grade I listed medieval hall dates back to the 13th century and has evolved over centuries, creating a remarkable blend of medieval, Jacobean and Georgian architecture. Today, Crook Hall and its beautiful gardens are cared for by the National Trust and provide a peaceful oasis on the edge of the city.

The gardens comprise a series of distinctive spaces including formal gardens, a Shakespeare garden, orchard areas and riverside walks. Residents can enjoy the unique benefit of access to the gardens during opening hours, offering an exceptional setting rarely available with a rental property.

Viewings are strictly by appointment only.

Important information: The flat is connected to an interlinked fire alarm system serving the office below. The fire alarm is tested weekly and will sound briefly in the flat during these tests. No access is required for the weekly testing; however, staff will need access to the flat approximately once every three months to test the internal fire alarm call points. Reasonable notice will be provided prior to any access being required.

Term - The property is available to let under an Assured Periodic Tenancy

Outgoings and Services – The tenant is responsible for all outgoings relating to the property. Electricity, water and sewage charges are paid directly to the National Trust on a standard charge.

The property is unfurnished. Tenants are to provide their own white goods.

Rent reviews - The National Trust carries out rent reviews of the property every year to open market value.

Pets - Tenants must seek the landlord’s permission for any animals or birds to be kept at the property