• Picture perfect cottage charm in a village that feels remote but keeps you close to everything +
• Traditional stone frontage, picket gate and a garden path straight out of a storybook +
• Two reception rooms +
• Cosy inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove for snug evenings and winter weekends +
• Galley kitchen with modern fitted units, a walk-in pantry and separate utility with WC +
• Two upstairs bedrooms plus a family bathroom +
• North-facing rear garden with raised beds, lawn and a stone-built outbuilding +
• Option to rent the adjoining Old Forge for extra parking or storage space +
• Friendly conservation village with a pub, primary school and village hall +
• Just 15 mins to Morpeth and 30 to Newcastle, with direct rail links to London and Edinburgh +

Please quote reference KK049 When Enquiring. A Picture Postcard Stone Cottage Where You Can Enjoy Village Life Without Being Stuck Out In The Sticks.  In a quiet village that’s only 15 mins from Morpeth and half an hour from Newcastle.

Dairy Cottage looks every inch the Northumbrian village classic - with traditional stonework, a pretty front garden and a picket gate that opens with a satisfying little click. But inside, it’s  balanced with a mix of cosy charm and thoughtful modern touches.

You’ve got two reception rooms downstairs, both full of light and warmth. 

The living room comes with a stone inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove - perfect for quieter evenings or cosy winter weekends. The dining room is front-facing, with lovely cottage garden views and just the right layout for dinner parties or laid-back Sunday breakfasts.

The kitchen is galley-style, with fitted units, an adjoining pantry and a separate utility that leads to a handy downstairs loo.

There are two bedrooms upstairs, along with the main bathroom with a shower over the bath. 

Step outside and there’s an enclosed north facing back garden with a lawn, raised beds and a useful stone outbuilding. There's also the potential to rent the next door Old Forge that could work if you need off street parking or extra storage space.

Whalton itself is everything you’d want from a pretty conservation village. It has a  welcoming community with a great pub, village hall and primary school - plus walking routes that start from your front door.

When you need to do the weekly shop, go for a swim or catch up with friends, Morpeth is just a 15 minute drive away, and you can be in Newcastle in under half an hour. 

Morpeth station is also on the East Coast Mainline, with direct trains to Newcastle, Edinburgh and London throughout the day.

If you’re looking for a quiet village life, this pretty cottage gives you charm and comfort without losing your connection to town and city.

Don’t miss out  -  call to arrange your viewing today. EPC Rating: E Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: D