• Substantial Detached House +
• Versatile Multi-Level Layout +
• Garden Foor with Kitchen & Flexible Studio/Occasional Bedroom +
• Multiple Outdoor Seating Areas Set Within Private Gardens +
• Driveway and Detached Double Garage +
• Quiet Village Position Close to Wylam Rail Station +

Accommodation in Brief
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall | Study | Shower Room | Sitting Room | Conservatory First Floor
Dining Room | Kitchen with Balcony | Utility Room Second Floor
Principal Bedroom with En Suite | Further Double with Adjoining Storage Room | Bathroom with Freestanding Bath | Single Bedroom Third Floor
Large Double Bedroom with Storage Room Garden Floor
Garden Kitchen with Bifold Doors | Studio/Office/Gym or Occasional Bedroom Externally
Detached Double Garage | Garden | Two Garden Stores | WC The Property
Set within mature gardens on the village edge, Fairholme offers scale, privacy and long green views. The house is arranged across varied levels that create separate settings, the kitchen opening to a glazed balcony and the principal sitting room leading to the conservatory and terraces. Multiple access points mean spaces can serve family life, quiet work or entertaining without overlap. The separate garden floor adds a fitted kitchen and studio/office/gym/bedroom for guests, quiet home working or garden dining. Parking is generous on the block paved drive beside a detached double garage, and the station and village facilities are nearby. The hall sets a calm introduction, oak flooring, a white turned staircase and crisp cornicing, with a stained-glass window adding colour and light at the half landing. Off to one side, the study is finished in warm neutrals with shelving, a straightforward base for focused work. The ground floor shower room is neatly tiled in a natural palette. A calm, comfortable sitting room pairs a stone fireplace and woodburning stove with dual aspect garden views. The generous glazing and doors to the conservatory keep it bright by day and inviting at night. The conservatory is a peaceful spot with an armchair and bookshelf, looking onto the garden. It opens to the terraces and serves as a practical place to keep kindling dry, within easy reach of the sitting room. Off from the hall, the dining room sits on its own level and links directly with the kitchen, giving a clear route for day-to-day use and for gatherings. The kitchen spans the rear, with a large island and breakfast seating at its centre, Silestone worktops, a bank of cabinetry and integrated appliances at eye level. Pendant and recessed lighting keep the space even, and wide bifold doors open to a glass balustraded balcony with room to sit and look over the gardens. Off the kitchen, the utility has a long Silestone worktop with sink, appliance space and a rear window, plus direct external access. On the first floor, a generous landing lit by the arched stained-glass window serves two doubles and a single. The current principal bedroom has mirrored fitted wardrobes and a smart en suite with a walk-in shower. The second double looks over the gardens and adjoins a storage room that could easily be converted into a dressing room. The main bathroom includes a freestanding bath set against warm stone tiling. The third bedroom is a comfortable single with a view to mature trees and space for a desk or freestanding wardrobe. The top floor holds a further generous double with a roof window for natural light and treetop views with a separate storeroom. The separate garden floor supports outdoor living, with a fully fitted kitchen and island opening through bifold doors to the terrace. It includes a WC, a useful store and an adjoining studio/gym/office or occasional bedroom, ideal for guests and family gatherings, and it links straight to the seating areas and lawn. The gardens are a key feature, broad lawns that fall gently from the house and are enclosed by mature trees and layered planting for privacy and seasonal colour. Seating is well provided, a covered terrace beneath the balcony gives a sheltered spot for open air dining, there is a circular paved terrace and decked area set within planting for afternoon sun, and the glazed balcony offers an easy perch above the lawn. The terraces around the garden floor add further space for food preparation and outdoor meals, so larger gatherings can spread comfortably across the plot. Practicalities are neatly handled, with two garden stores for equipment, generous parking on the block paved drive and a detached double garage with twin doors. Paths and steps knit the different levels together and keep all areas easy to reach. Wylam is a highly sought-after village in the Tyne Valley, prized by commuters for swift links to Newcastle city centre and appreciated for its riverside scenery and surrounding countryside. Famous as the birthplace of George Stephenson, the village supports day-to-day living with local shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, while Close House Hotel and Golf Club and Matfen Hall lie nearby for first-class leisure and dining. Schooling is well regarded. Wylam First School holds an Outstanding Ofsted rating, with middle schools available in Ovingham, Prudhoe and Hexham. Mowden Hall Preparatory School provides independent education from nursery to 13, and Newcastle offers a broader sweep of cultural, educational, recreational and retail amenities. For travel, the A69 gives quick access to Newcastle city centre, Newcastle International Airport and Carlisle, with onward connections to the A1 and M6. Wylam rail station provides regular services to Newcastle and Carlisle, where mainline routes link to major UK cities. Wylam village centre, 0.2 miles | Newcastle International Airport, 8.7 miles | Corbridge, 9.4 miles | Newcastle city centre, 10.2 miles | Hexham, 14.1 miles Mains electricity, gas, water and sewage. Freehold