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32 Ramseys Lane is a detached 125 square metre character cottage which occupies a mature and elevated position, standing in generous garden grounds, with wonderful rural views. The property is situated on the periphery of the north Northumberland market town of Wooler and is within walking distance of a National Park and the Cheviot Hills.

Accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility, Bathroom.

First Floor: Landing, Bedroom 1, Bedroom 2.

Annex: Bedroom, Shower Room.

Outside: Mature Garden Grounds, On Street Parking, Stone Outbuilding

Distances:
Berwick Railway Station 16 miles, Edinburgh 60 miles, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 46 miles (all distances are approximate).

Tenure: Freehold
EPC: E (54)
Services: Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas.
Council Tax Band: C

Situation:
32 Ramseys Lane is situated on the periphery of the popular town of Wooler, which is on the edge of the Northumberland National Park and is a gateway to the Cheviot Hills. Wooler offers all the local amenities you would expect from a market town, including a supermarket, butchers, bakers, a variety of independent shops, a whiskey distillery and excellent local cafes, restaurants, pubs and a good medical practice. The coastal town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is only 16 miles to the north where there is a main rail line station and a wider range of national amenities, including professional services. The medieval market town of Alnwick, with its famous castle and gardens provides a good variety of specialist shops and family businesses to the south. The main A697 gives good access links north and south with the cities of Newcastle and Edinburgh being approximately 46 and 63 miles respectively. Newcastle is a vibrant centre of art and culture and boasts The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, several other theatres and galleries, including the Baltic, a dynamic city centre and famous quayside with international events throughout the year. There are some excellent golf courses nearby, both Links and Inland and the nearby River Till, a tributary of the internationally famous River Tweed, provides productive trout and salmon fishing. Good local state education is available in Wooler, with high schools in Alnwick and Berwick. For private schooling, Longridge Towers is just outside Berwick and has a bus that runs to and from Wooler within term times.

Description:
32 Ramseys Lane is a delightful and picturesque detached stone cottage which occupies a private and elevated position, with lovely rural views. The house offers spacious accommodation over two floors which extends to circa 125 sq. metres and despite requiring modernisation, benefits from gas fired central heating throughout and is predominately double glazed.