Bradley Hall is delighted to welcome to the residential property market this characterful stone built former School House, sympathetically converted into a family home and situated in the heart of Nedderton Village within easy reach of the historic market town of Morpeth.

From the original stone entrance portico, the entrance door leads into a fantastic dual aspect lounge/sitting room with shuttered windows, oak flooring, a vaulted and beamed ceiling, feature stone fireplace with a wood burning stove, there is also an open mezzanine area in the roof space currently used as a study.

An internal hallway leads to the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with a generous range of units at base and wall levels with solid timber work tops and tiled splash areas, inset ‘Belfast’ sink with monobloc tap, five burner, treble oven gas range, fitted breakfast bar, vertical radiator, and tiled flooring. Doors off lead to a ground floor shower room with tiled walls and floor, walk-in double shower cubicle with mains fed shower, low level WC, wash basin, granite tops and built in cabinet, a double bedroom with fitted wardrobe and oak flooring, a further bedroom with fitted wardrobe, feature fireplace and tiled floor that is currently being utilised as a study.

On the first floor there are two double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and entrance to the mezzanine gallery above the lounge with timber flooring and an open railing surround. The family bathroom is fitted with a four piece suite, walk-in shower cubicle, panel bath, vanity unit with inset wash basin and concealed cistern WC, uPVC walls and ceiling with inset spotlights, heated towel rail and ‘Karndean’ flooring.

Externally there is a well maintained lawned front garden with gravel and paved patio areas, gated access, and stone wall boundaries, to the rear is off-road parking for two vehicles leading to a double garage with power and light. A further garden with shaped block patio and lawned area, offering panoramic open views to the rear.

Well suited to a range of potential purchasers, this charming conversion offers easy access to the historic market town of Morpeth where a range of traditional shopping and national retailers can be found, excellent schooling for all ages is available locally. Morpeth also offers many bars/restaurants and leisure facilities. Transport needs are catered for by local buses and the A1 trunk road gives vehicle access to the region north and south and beyond. Morpeth also has a mainline rail station on the East Coast Line to Newcastle, Edinburgh, and London. For commuters Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International airport are both approx.18 miles away.