• Unique Grade II* listed medieval manor house +
• Bursting with period features +
• 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, 3 reception rooms +
• Large grounds totalling more than half an acre +
• Large driveway providing off-road parking for multiple vehicles +
• Bar, cellar, office/store room, pantry +
• Option to use the ground floor as a self contained residence +
• Situated on the edge of the North Pennines, a recognised National Landscape +
• Close to amenities, due to being situated within the Weardale village of Stanhope +
• There are a further 2 residential properties adjoining the house to the rear which are NOT included in the sale. However this does not detract from this truly exceptional property. +

Nestled on the edge of the breathtaking landscapes of the North Pennines lies a truly remarkable property - a 6-bedroom Grade II* listed medieval manor house of unparallelled character. Renowned for its Tudor fireplaces, original ancient wooden doors, and colossal oak beams, this exceptional residence boasts a rich history woven into its exposed stone walls and flagstone flooring. With 5 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, 3 reception rooms, including a bar, this expansive manor house offers the perfect blend of historical charm and modern convenience. Situated within the charming Weardale village of Stanhope, this property truly offers a unique living experience. The internal accommodation is distributed over 4 floors, with the ground floor being ideal for a separate self contained residence if desired, benefiting from its own recently fitted kitchen, bathroom, living/dining room, bedroom and office/store room. The living room on this level of the property boasts a truly remarkable huge tudor fireplace, a real focal point as you enter the room. A staircase rises to the first floor where the principal kitchen, principal living room, dining room/bar and WC are found. All rooms on this level are huge open spaces, with the dining room/bar having been previously used as the main bar area in one of the building’s former periods as a hotel. The room is bursting with period features and offers a truly magical entertaining space. The principal kitchen and living rooms continue to impress, both being large dual aspect living spaces, benefiting from great countryside views and featuring large arched stone fireplaces. Independent access to this floor is also available to the rear of the property via an enclosed porch and staircase. Moving up to the second floor via a 16th century wooden half-turn staircase you will find 3 large double rooms, each benefiting from an en-suite bathroom and all with their individual period features. There is a further large room on this floor which is currently configured as a living room/kitchen, however it has previously been used as a bedroom and could be reinstated as such. A further staircase rises to the third floor where the master bedroom is found, a large double room with fantastic views to the South over the surrounding hillside, like all the rooms on the floor below, the master bedroom also benefits from a generously proportioned en-suite bathroom.