• Period property +
• Stunning woodwork throughout +
• Close to countryside +
• Walled garden +
• Double garage +
• Parking +
• Gated access +

Originally built in 1827 as the Chapel School, this stunning Grade II listed, period residence was then fully renovated in 2002 by the previous owner. The quality of this renovation and further upgrades is clear to see with extremely high standards of workmanship throughout including the impressive arched windows and internal woodwork along with recently upgraded en-suites and bathroom. A stunning home, which has been upgraded by the current owners and benefits from deceptively spacious living accommodation throughout. Internally the property briefly comprises entrance vestibule leading through to the impressive hallway with American Oak flooring and under stairs access down into the wine cellar. There is an impressive fireplace with stove within the large living room, with further access into the garden room beyond (the garden room would be suitable for a guest bedroom if required). To the north of the property there is a further separate reception room and fitted kitchen, with utility area within the rear porch and WC. To the first floor there are three spacious bedrooms, two newly fitted en-suite shower rooms and additional family bathroom. The large landing area is a unique feature to this property and has views of the walled garden through the impressive arched window. Externally there is gated access to the parking upon the gravelled forecourt area for at least 4/5 vehicles which leads to the double garage and lawned area beyond.

General Information: - Tenure: Freehold
Services: Gas central heating, mains electric, water and drainage.
Local Authority: Durham County Council (Tax Banding G)
EPC Exempt As Grade II Listed Building