• Beautifully-presented, end terrace cottage +
• Three bedrooms +
• Living room +
• Breakfast kitchen +
• Low-maintenance gardens +
• Garage and parking +

A superb, stone-fronted, three bedroom end-terrace cottage which is beautifully presented.

Situation And Amenities - Barton is an attractive village and an ideal base from which to explore the local area with good access to commuting links. This thriving community enjoys its own pub, primary school, church, village hall, village shop and regular bus service. Within a few miles there are a number of highly regarded local restaurants, spas, garden centres
urseries and historic places.

The nearest main town is Darlington (6 miles away) where there is a full range of supermarkets, shops and services, leisure facilities and schools as well as a main East-Coast line railway station with regular connections to London (about 2hrs 20mins), Newcastle (about 30 mins) and Durham (about 15 mins).

The historic town of Richmond is about 7.5 miles south with its iconic castle and market square and a little further away (16 miles) is Barnard Castle with the well-regarded Barnard Castle School offering independent education for boys and girls aged 3 to 18. There is also further private educational facilities available nearby including Yarm, Aysgarth Preparatory and Queen Mary’s School. There are also a number of secondary schools in Richmond and Darlington.

The nearest airports are Teesside International Airport (11 miles) offering a growing number of domestic and international flights; Leeds/Bradford and Newcastle (both about an hour’s drive away). The village has excellent links to both the A1 (M) and A66.

Accommodation - The entrance porch has a useful under-stairs storage cupboard and gives access to both the spacious living room and the ground floor cloakroom.

The living room has ample space for seating and dining areas with a feature fireplace and a window overlooking the front garden. There is a spindle staircase to the first floor and double doors to the dining kitchen, which has space for a breakfast table, a dual aspect overlooking the gardens and grey-fronted units with an integral oven and space for white goods. A door leads out to the gardens.

To the first floor, there is a galleried landing with doors leading to the three bedrooms, two of which are good-sized doubles and benefit from fitted wardrobes. There is a single bedroom, currently used as a dressing room but would make an ideal study if desired and houses the airing cupboard.