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Brunton Water Mill BRUNTON WATER MILL CHOLLERFORD | HUMSHAUGH | NORTHUMBERLAND A beautifully presented period property with countryside views in a rural yet convenient location BRUNTON WATER MILL CHOLLERFORD | HUMSHAUGH | NORTHUMBERLAND APPROXIMATE MILEAGES Hexham 4.7 miles | Corbridge 7.3 miles | Newcastle International Airport 19.5 miles Newcastle City Centre 24.7 miles | Carlisle 35.8 miles ACCOMMODATION IN BRIEF Entrance Vestibule | Hall | Kitchen | Cellar | Dining Room | Sitting Room | Garden Room Downstairs Cloakroom | Master Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom Guest Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room Two Further Bedrooms | Family Bathroom Driveway | Double Garage | Garden Store | Original Mill Wheel Finest Properties | Crossways | Market Place | Corbridge | Northumberland | NE45 5AW T: 01434 622234 E: [email protected] finest properties.co.uk THE PROPERTY Brunton Water Mill is a beautifully presented stone built property nestled in attractive landscaped gardens on the outskirts of the popular Tyne Valley market town of Hexham. A former farm and water mill dating from the nineteenth century, the building was converted in the 1990s and has been comprehensively reconfigured and refurbished by the current owners to offer flexible and generously proportioned living accommodation that retains a wealth of charm and character whilst providing modern touches such as double UPVC glazing throughout. A truly impressive property, Brunton Watermill benefits from a rural yet convenient location with stunning open views of the surrounding Northumberland countryside. The front door opens into a delightful entrance vestibule, which in turn leads into a warm and welcoming reception hall with access to the ground floor accommodation and a staircase to the first floor. The kitchen provides a stunning heart of the home and is fitted with an extensive range of bespoke oak units as well as a central island, stylish granite work surfaces and a 1½ bowl sink. Integrated appliances include a fridge, two freezers and a microwave oven. There is also a Rangemaster electric range cooker and extractor fan as well as plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer and dishwasher. A handsome and substantial oak dresser further enhances this most charming room. A large window floods the kitchen with natural light and offers picturesque views over the front garden and terrace. A hatch door in the kitchen floor opens to a robust set of stairs leading down to the lower ground cellar. Generously proportioned, the cellar is currently used as a hobby room and home gym. The central heating boiler is housed within a cupboard in the cellar. Elegant French doors lead from the reception hall to the sitting room where a large bay window offers views over the front garden and countryside beyond. Bright and spacious, the sitting room is immediately impressive with its generous proportions and inglenook fireplace with a multifuel stove, burning wood and anthracite. A pair of pocket doors provide access to the dining room and slide to concealed positions behind attractive fitted bookcases. French doors lead from the sitting room to the side garden and a further door provides access to the fabulous garden room. Substantial in size and hugely versatile, the garden room offers beautiful views over the gardens and open countryside. Renovated by the current owners, the garden room has been reinsulated and updated with new external tongue and groove cladding and a new reproduction slate roof. Four of the windows are tilt and turn which can be opened to enjoy the beauty of Northumberland in the summer, whilst two Velux windows further enhance the sense of light and space. An external door adjacent to the garden room provides external access to the front garden. A cloakroom with WC and washbasin completes the downstairs accommodation. The staircase leads to the first floor via a half-landing bathed in natural light. The spacious master bedroom offers splendid rural views and benefits from expansive fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom comprising bath, shower, wash hand basin and WC. There are three further bedrooms, one of which offers an en-suite shower room. The fourth bedroom is currently configured as a study/home office with extensive fitted worktops and cupboards. The family bathroom comprises a bath, shower, wash hand basin and WC. A hatch in the ceiling of the landing leads to a boarded loft. EXTERNALLY The property is accessed via a five bar gate leading to a block paved and gravelled driveway with parking for several cars. A stone built detached double garage with power and water with electric roller shutter doors and is offered in immaculate condition. The surrounding private gardens are mainly laid to lawn and interspersed with trees, shrubs and well stocked rockeries. The original mill wheel is mounted independently and externally to the stone built garage providing a fabulous historical feature. There is also an attractive garden store with gravelled area to the rear, kept in pristine condition and providing excellent storage. To the front and side of the property are delightful sun terraces, ideally suited to al fresco dining and entertaining. The oil storage tank has separate access and is located under the front terrace. LOCAL INFORMATION Chollerford is situated approximately four miles Ground Floor First Floor to the north of Hexham on the doorstep to the Hadrian’s Wall Heritage Sites. Nearby, the village of Humshaugh offers excellent local amenities including an award-winning village shop which is a community run newsagents and general store, a village hall, first school, doctor’s surgery, parish church and a popular pub. Nearby Hexham offers a full range of day-to-day amenities with supermarkets, a good range of shops, schooling, professional services and a hospital. The beautiful surrounding area provides walks and other country pursuits, with golf courses, sports clubs and Hexham racecourse within easy reach. Newcastle City Centre provides further comprehensive cultural, educational, recreational and shopping facilities. For the commuter, the A69 and the Military Road provide good access to Newcastle Airport and City Centre, Carlisle and onward access to the A1 and M6, while the A68 gives excellent access to the north. The rail station at Hexham provides regular links to both Newcastle and Carlisle, which in turn link to other Basement main line services to major UK cities north and south. Regular bus services provide further access to local hubs and connecting services. Newcastle International Airport and the A1 are all within easy reach. Garage SERVICES DIRECTIONS Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central Travelling west on the A69 take the exit heating. Private drainage. Solar panels signposted Acomb/Chollerford, joining the supplement hot water. A6079. The property is accessed off the A6079 at the Low Brunton Crossroads (A6079/B6318); turn down the drive by the bus stop and Brunton WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS Water Mill will be found on the right. Note: & RIGHTS OF WAY SatNav does not recognise the property. Please follow directions and do not rely on SatNav. The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. POSTCODE COUNCIL TAX EPC TENURE IMPORTANT NOTICE Finest Properties, for themselves and for the Vendors and Lessors of this property whose Agents they are give NE46 4EL Band F Rating D Freehold notice that: (1) The particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (2) All descriptions, dimensions, reference to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details are given without VIEWINGS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (3) No T: 01434 622234 person in the employment of Finest Properties, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty E: [email protected] whatever in relation to this property. 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