• Picturesque Northumberland Farmhouse +
• Paddocks Extending to approx. 7.5 acres +
• Farm Steading with Development Potential +
• Three Bedroom Cottage +
• Stunning Countryside Views +
• Idyllic Location Close to a Number of Local Villages +
• Rare Opportunity +
• Whole Site Extends to approx. 13.5 acres +

Set within the stunning Northumberland Countryside North Hazelrigg is an extremely
rare opportunity to purchase a beautiful listed farmhouse complete with paddocks,
steading and cottage.

The main residence is a picture perfect Northumberland farmhouse built in attractive
traditional stone with slate tile roof and surrounded by well maintained and landscaped
farmhouse garden including driveway, garage, lawns raised beds, potting sheds and orchard. The house provides a blank canvas to create a wonderfully charming home with the three reception rooms, kitchen, hallway and bedrooms all providing significantly proportioned rooms befitting of such a grand residence.

The paddocks are positioned to the front of the farmhouse and have a good grass covering. Extending to approx. 7.5 acres in total they provide perfect pony paddocks with a charming stone built stable or could alternatively be used for a small herd of livestock with it being split into three segments.

The farm steading is comprised of a mix of traditional stone barns and modern agricultural buildings and provide a great development opportunity. Planning has previously been granted for the demolition of the modern agricultural sheds and the conversion of the traditional stone buildings into three residential barn conversions. Each would provide large detached residential dwellings with outstanding outlooks and good sized plots which can be particularly rare for barn conversion properties. The scheme could however easily be reimagined to a developers vision. To the top of the steading is a further parcel of land currently with hard covering and used for external
storage. The footprint of a former barn remains and could also provide further redevelopment potential at the highest point of the site. The previous planning permission can be found on the planning portal under reference 14/03870/FUL. The site as a whole extends to approx. 13.5 acres.

The cottage provides a further blank canvass to create a charming three bedroom stone house that could be utilised as a separate annexe or guest house or alternatively let out for investment purposes. Planning permission was previously granted for a two storey extension which would create a wonderful detached home and provide a more modern living layout.