Bradley Hall are delighted to welcome to the market this gorgeous family home nestled within the picturesque Northumbrian countryside in the charming village of Glanton. The property comprises an attractive period stone building finished to a high quality modern standard.

Glanton is a small rural village nestled in Northumberland countryside, approximately 9 miles west of the historic market town of Alnwick. Built on a south facing spur of Glanton Hill at an elevation of about 1500 feet the village has a superb range of views across the Vale of Whittingham, framed by the Cheviots to the north, Simonside to the south and the Otterburn Moors to the West. A paradise for walkers and ramblers, Glanton offers several popular walking routes as well as a host of local amenities including the Queens Head public house, newsagents and post office. The A697 arterial road runs directly adjacent to the village, providing vehicular access to neighbouring villages and towns such as Alnwick, Morpeth and Rothbury

This fantastic property is finished to an impeccable standard both internally and externally, with no expense spared on interior quality creating a cosy cottage feel attractive to both lucky occupants or those looking for short term countryside getaway breaks.

The property is accessed to the front of Main Street, a stones throw away from the village pub. On entering the property you walk into a spacious open plan kitchen dining room perfectly blending modern living and traditional country style. The kitchen units comprise fully integrated appliances and space for a large American style fridge freezer. The kitchen further benefits from an island providing additional worktop space or a place to sit and relax for less formal dining or drinks. The dining space provides ample room for a large dining table in front of a period stone fireplace reclaimed by the current owners. To the rear of the kitchen you access the main living room with partially panelled walls and log burning stove providing a comfortable place to relax and unwind. From the living room you can access the garden to the rear and a small snug currently used as a playroom it could alternatively provide a fantastic home office for those looking to work from home. .

The first floor is comprised of a two large double bedrooms to the front of the property with ample storage space. To the rear of the property there is a further generously sized single bedroom and a smaller fourth bedroom currently used as an office. The family bathroom has tiled flooring, timber period beams and highly useful built in storage cupboard. The large timber clad L-shaped bath benefits from a shower and fits perfectly with the Victorian style hand basin and W/C.

Externally there is a yard and garden to the rear accessed from both the house and directly from front street. The space provides fantastic outdoors space whilst remaining easily manageable and benefitting from picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.