• 3-bed detached +
• Set on 1.6 acre plot including two paddocks +
• CHAIN FREE +
• Ideal renovation project +
• Fantastic panoramic views of the North Pennines from all rooms and external areas +
• Attic +
• Private access track +
• 3 stone oubuildings +
• Main house enclosed by dry stone wall +

Situated on the outskirts of Wearhead, close to Burnhope Reservoir, in the North Pennines National Landscape and set on 1.6 acres plot, this 3-bedroom detached house, coming to the market CHAIN FREE, presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a renovation project. The property boasts incredible panoramic views that can be enjoyed from every room and all external vantage points. Benefiting from a its own private access track from the roadside and between the property’s two paddocks up to the main house. Although the property has been empty for a number of years and requires refurbishment, it appears to be of extremely sound construction and remarkably dry inside with only minor areas of dampness observed, much less so than one may expect of a building that has not been heated or ventilated for an extended period. Minimum works required would be:-

• Installation of new windows throughout the property

• Installation of a new oil boiler as the existing boiler is not working

• Plastering of a number of the rooms

• Installation of new bathroom

• Installation of new kitchen 

• Installation of new floor coverings and decoration throughout

The ground floor accommodation briefly comprises, entrance porch, kitchen, and living room. A staircase rises from the kitchen to the first-floor landing, which provides access to the property’s three bedrooms and bathroom. The first floor landing is the location of two loft hatches, providing access to the property’s roof spaces.

External spaces are a delight, featuring two paddocks to the the front of the property on the Southern boundary, and also to the Western boundary. The access track leading from the roadside, offers a private, convenient and scenic approach. At the rear of the property, there are three stone outbuildings, varying in size and condition, offering opportunities for renovation and expansion. Between the main house and the outbuildings is a further area of grassland, bordered by a dry stone wall. Set in an elevated position, showcasing breathtaking views of the North Pennines and the potential to create a bespoke home and relaxing retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday living. There is a public footpath through the property, however this is very rarely used