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Haughton Square Humshaugh BAMBURGH A68 A1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 01665 600 800 EMAIL [email protected] www.cussins.com ALNWICK ALNMOUTH A1 HAUGHTON SQUARE HUMSHAUGH MORPETH Photography: Photographs are protected by copyright law. Images used under licence from Shutterstock.com, except those provided by Graeme Peacock, Marketing Northumberland, Northumberland Tourism, Walwick Hall and The Angel of Corbridge. 1. These particulars have been prepared in all good faith to give a fair overall view of the property and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection A1 or otherwise regarding the items mentioned below and as to the content of these particulars. If any points are particularly relevant to your interest in the property please ask for further information. 2. We have not tested any services, appliances, equipment or facilities, and nothing in these particulars should be deemed to be a statement that they are in good working order or that the property is in good structural condition or otherwise. 3. It should not be assumed that any contents/furnishings/furniture etc, photographed are included in the sale, nor that the property remains as displayed in the photograph(s). No assumption should be made with regard to parts of the property that have not been photographed. 4. Any areas, measurements or distances referred A69 to are given as a GUIDE ONLY and NOT precise. Purchasers must rely on their own enquiries. 5. It should NOT be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulations or other consents. Where any reference is made to planning permission or potential uses such information is given in good faith. 6. The information in these particulars is given without responsibility on the part of the Agents or their clients. These HEXHAM particulars do not form any part of an offer of a contract and neither the agents nor their employees have NEWCASTLE any authority to make or give any representations or warranties whatever in relation to this property. HUMSHAUGH HAUGHTON SQUARE HAUGHTON x173845_Cussins_HS_cvr_p1_sw.indd 1 06/04/2017 11:20 ENJOY THE VERY BEST OF NORTHUMBERLAND’S COAST AND COUNTRY x173845_Cussins_HS_cvr_p1_sw.indd 2 06/04/2017 11:21 HOMES & Heritage At Cussins’ latest development in the pretty village of Humshaugh, where just 16 three to five bedroom homes have been designed to take advantage of large plot sizes. Sitting in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall country close to Hexham and just 30 minutes from Newcastle, Humshaugh lies just off the Military Road which runs from Newcastle to Carlisle. Humshaugh has high-rated pre and first schools, a church, doctors’ surgery and a gastro pub serving up an ever changing menu of local produce. Humshaugh’s village shop has won a string of awards after being taken over by a team of volunteers who plough profits back into the village. The market town of Corbridge, named as one of the best places to live according to The Sunday Times, and England’s favourite market town, Hexham – as voted by Country Life, are both just a 15 minute drive away while Newcastle is also within an easy commute. Homes at Humshaugh are of a unique design to perfectly blend with the village’s surroundings, offering families an outstanding combination of exclusive homes in an incredible setting. x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p16_sw.indd 1 04/04/2017 08:42 x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p15_sw.indd 2 30/03/2017 17:37 STYLE, ELEGANCE & tradition Homes at Haughton Square feature heritage brick, sandstone and slate. Each property type has been designed to reflect and enhance the character of its historic surroundings. Built to the Cussins’ renowned high standards, homes at Haughton Square combine the traditional charm usually associated with older properties, with state-of-the-art energy efficient build techniques. With several designs to choose from, families are sure to find a home to suit their individual tastes and requirements. Interiors are exquisitely styled to Cussins’ high specifications, offering luxury fitted kitchens, contemporary bathrooms and refined modern detailing throughout. This latest distinguished development will feature only 16 homes, benefitting from generous plots, well-proportioned gardens, garages and private parking spaces. x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p16_sw.indd 3 04/04/2017 08:42 HISTORY & Hadrian’s Hadrian’s Wall is the best preserved and most formidable of Rome’s great frontiers. 100 miles of inspiring encounters with our Roman past can be found. The 14th century Haughton Castle, and Chesters Roman Fort are also in the parish of Humshaugh. Chesters is maintained by English Heritage and is renowned for its well preserved Roman Baths and unique Edwardian archaeological museum. Vindolanda is a fascinating Roman fort and civilian settlement lying just to the south of Hadrian’s Wall. The Roman Army Museum, situated beside one of the best preserved sections of the Wall, offers a captivating insight into the garrisons of Hadrian’s Wall. The market town of Hexham and Corbridge, are a 15 minute drive and are renowned for independent shops, selling everything from original art to reclaimed furniture, fashion to flowers, fresh produce to fine wines. Hexham also holds a regular farmers’ market, where you can buy direct from producers. Half an hour away is Newcastle and the Intu MetroCentre have High Street favourites, independent and designer brands. LIVE AMONGST SOME OF THE FINEST LANDSCAPES IN THE REGION x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p14_sw.indd 4 30/03/2017 10:12 x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p14_sw.indd 5 30/03/2017 10:12 CUISINE & Country Shows The Angel of Corbridge provides a meeting place and a focal point for an ever changing menu featuring local produce serving traditional pub meals and seasonal specials everyday. The Crown, has a large beer garden and regular events including an open-mic night, folk music and quizzes. Hexham and Corbridge have an incredible selection of cafés and restaurants to choose from, including French, Italian, Mexican, Indian and Chinese, along with traditional tea rooms, farm shops and fish & chips. And, Sunday afternoon drives could be spent discovering a different countryside pub each weekend. The stunning Walwick Hall is a brand new, independent hotel which serves afternoon teas and offer fine dining using quality, local ingredients, delivered by friendly staff. Hadrian’s Wall, stretching from coast to coast, was the north-western frontier of the Roman Empire. This year marks an important anniversary in the history of Hadrian’s Wall – 30 years since becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site and 2017 will become a year of celebration. The Tyne Valley, from April - September, will host a range of events along the Wall including a major new exhibition celebrating the cavalry regiments that once guarded this famous North West frontier of the mighty Roman Empire. The annual Northumberland County Show is held at Bywell and showcases some of the finest livestock in the country as well as activities for the whole family to enjoy thorough the day. The celebrations continue as Northumberland Day will celebrate life in the county, both past and present with events around the region. LOCAL MARKETS AND A VIBRANT HIGH STREET SHOPPING SCENE CLOSE BY x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p15_sw.indd 6 30/03/2017 17:15 IDEALLY PLACED TO ACCESS NORTHUMBERLAND’S CULINARY SCENE x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p14_sw.indd 7 30/03/2017 10:12 The George Chesters Roman Fort & Museum Wall - 1 mile Newcastle - 23 miles Chollerford Humshaugh C of E First School Corbridge - 8 miles Hexham - 6 miles Prudhoe - 16 miles Matfen Hall Hotel Golf and Spa - 10 miles HAUGHTON SQUARE HUMSHAUGH River North Tyne Humshaugh Cricket Club x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p14_sw.indd 8 30/03/2017 10:12 Walwick Hall Housesteads Roman Fort & Hadrians Wall Village Shop The Crown Inn Bellingham - 12 miles Kielder - 25 miles x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p14_sw.indd 9 30/03/2017 10:12 Education & Inspiration Humshaugh has highly rated pre, first and middle schools whilst Hexham based Queen Elizabeth High School has achieved a “good” rating in Ofsted reports. The coeducational day and boarding preparatory school Mowden Hall School is located in neighbouring Newton. When school’s out, there is plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Every July, there is the annual Family Fun Day and wheelbarrow race. A while a series of traditional agricultural and country shows takes place during the summer months, including the Roman Wall Show in nearby Bardon Mill and the Northumberland County Show in Bywell. Chipchase Castle is less than 15 minutes’ away holding regular events, including out-door Shakespeare performances, while Hexham Abbey is open to visitors. You could visit the atmospheric crypt before lunching at the Refectory café. Family activities are also held at Hexham Old Gaol where you can visualise history brought to life. x171682_Cussins_HS_inset_p14_sw.indd 10 30/03/2017 10:13 THE GREAT OUTDOORS... Haughton Square is in a perfect location to enjoy the areas unique attractions including Kielder Water & Forest Park. 73 miles long, nearly 2000 years old and right on Haughton Square’s doorstep, Hadrian’s Wall gives a fascinating insight into our Roman heritage. Set in the stunning local landscape of rolling hills and impressive skies it is a fascinating and inspiring attraction. There are a myriad of walking routes around Humshaugh as well as cycling and horse riding trails. The nearby River Tyne offers opportunities for fishing and kayaking. Humshaugh Cricket Club is thriving with two teams and within 20 minute drive, there is a superb choice of golf courses, including Close House, home of the British Masters in 2017. Hexham Racecourse produces top quality national hunt meetings. Pheasant, grouse and partridge shooting is available on many country estates. & indoors... The old saying is that there is no bad weather, only inappropriate clothing, and the Northumberland landscape is spectacular come snow or shine. There is also plenty going on within the community. Humshaugh Village Hall has regular film and food nights and host popular table tennis nights for all.
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