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Detached house
5 beds
5 baths
6.65 acre(s)
EPC rating: D
Key information
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Super-fast 36Mbps *
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Letting details
- Unfurnished
- Long term let
- Contract length: 12 months
- Min. term: 12 months
Features and description
- Entrance hall
- Two reception rooms
- Five bedrooms, all with en-suite bath/shower rooms
- Kitchen / breakfast room
- Downstairs WC
- Utility
- Floored attic space
- Full courtyard of traditional buildings and stabling
- Grazing paddocks
- EPC Rating = D
Attractive farmhouse with views of Hadrian’s Wall, historic grounds, useful outbuildings, and development potential. Well-connected by road and rail.
Description
Denton Hall is to be found just outside the small village of Low Row, discreetly located amidst captivating and historic countryside on the borders of Northumberland and Cumbria, close to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hadrian’s Wall.
Description
The former tower house, at the core of Denton Hall, is thought to date from the 14th century and the hall from the early 19th century. In recent years, both have been restored to create a substantial and well-proportioned and comfortable Grade I listed family house. Much has been done to ensure the preservation of its original features, including the original unaltered tower. In places, the two-meter-thick walls are left exposed, and the stone newel/spiral staircase has been secured, and now features in one of the bedrooms and on the attic floor, linking the tower rooms.
The accommodation is spread over two main floors, along with a spacious and fully accessible attic floor, and includes two main reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, large utility room (in the tower) five ensuite bedrooms and a large attic space that could be put to several different uses. The house adjoins a substantial Grade II listed barn (the original farmhouse) and a range of attractive, traditional, stone built, one and two-storey outbuildings and barns which form a full courtyard on the north side of the house. The buildings are in reasonable order and provide extensive stabling and storage.
There is not a big area of garden ground, but there is considerable potential and area to create a good-sized garden to support a house of this nature. Immediately surrounding the homestead is an area of parkland and permanent grazing which includes significant Scheduled Ancient Monuments including earthworks, remnants of an ancient moat and medieval fishponds and which, most importantly, provide a protective cordon around the house. The road/track at the end of the private drive is “adopted”.
Services
Mains water supply, private drainage to a septic tank. Oil-fired central heating.
Council Tax
Denton Hall – Band E
EPC
Denton Hall – Rating of (56) D
Location
Located within a mile of the A69, connecting the cities of Carlisle and Newcastle, the house enjoys rural seclusion and privacy. It is within easy reach of the region’s major business centres and has excellent transport links to the national motorway system, main line rail travel (Brampton Station – 3 miles; Carlisle to London c. 3.5 hours) and air travel via Newcastle International Airport.
This part of the world is renowned for its scenic beauty and strong agricultural tradition. In addition to Hadrian’s Wall is ‘Crammel Linn’ waterfall, situated within Irthing Gorge, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and home to a variety of native flora and fauna. Other local attractions include the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park and Kielder Water and Forest, which draw astronomers, walkers, birdwatchers, cyclists, and water sports enthusiasts from around the country and further afield.
Day-to-day amenities are available in Haltwhistle, Brampton and Hexham, including local healthcare services, grocery stores, and some private businesses as well as professional services. Local schooling is available in Brampton; the nearby village of Lanercost (3miles) has a primary school. For a more comprehensive range of services, Newcastle and Carlisle are the closest major centres.
Acreage: 6.65 Acres
Directions
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Additional Info
Deposit payable: none
Rent: The tenant will be expected to pay the rent monthly in advance, with two months' rent payable up front, being the first and last months of the tenancy and then monthly in advance by standing order.
Description
Denton Hall is to be found just outside the small village of Low Row, discreetly located amidst captivating and historic countryside on the borders of Northumberland and Cumbria, close to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hadrian’s Wall.
Description
The former tower house, at the core of Denton Hall, is thought to date from the 14th century and the hall from the early 19th century. In recent years, both have been restored to create a substantial and well-proportioned and comfortable Grade I listed family house. Much has been done to ensure the preservation of its original features, including the original unaltered tower. In places, the two-meter-thick walls are left exposed, and the stone newel/spiral staircase has been secured, and now features in one of the bedrooms and on the attic floor, linking the tower rooms.
The accommodation is spread over two main floors, along with a spacious and fully accessible attic floor, and includes two main reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, large utility room (in the tower) five ensuite bedrooms and a large attic space that could be put to several different uses. The house adjoins a substantial Grade II listed barn (the original farmhouse) and a range of attractive, traditional, stone built, one and two-storey outbuildings and barns which form a full courtyard on the north side of the house. The buildings are in reasonable order and provide extensive stabling and storage.
There is not a big area of garden ground, but there is considerable potential and area to create a good-sized garden to support a house of this nature. Immediately surrounding the homestead is an area of parkland and permanent grazing which includes significant Scheduled Ancient Monuments including earthworks, remnants of an ancient moat and medieval fishponds and which, most importantly, provide a protective cordon around the house. The road/track at the end of the private drive is “adopted”.
Services
Mains water supply, private drainage to a septic tank. Oil-fired central heating.
Council Tax
Denton Hall – Band E
EPC
Denton Hall – Rating of (56) D
Location
Located within a mile of the A69, connecting the cities of Carlisle and Newcastle, the house enjoys rural seclusion and privacy. It is within easy reach of the region’s major business centres and has excellent transport links to the national motorway system, main line rail travel (Brampton Station – 3 miles; Carlisle to London c. 3.5 hours) and air travel via Newcastle International Airport.
This part of the world is renowned for its scenic beauty and strong agricultural tradition. In addition to Hadrian’s Wall is ‘Crammel Linn’ waterfall, situated within Irthing Gorge, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and home to a variety of native flora and fauna. Other local attractions include the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park and Kielder Water and Forest, which draw astronomers, walkers, birdwatchers, cyclists, and water sports enthusiasts from around the country and further afield.
Day-to-day amenities are available in Haltwhistle, Brampton and Hexham, including local healthcare services, grocery stores, and some private businesses as well as professional services. Local schooling is available in Brampton; the nearby village of Lanercost (3miles) has a primary school. For a more comprehensive range of services, Newcastle and Carlisle are the closest major centres.
Acreage: 6.65 Acres
Directions
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Additional Info
Deposit payable: none
Rent: The tenant will be expected to pay the rent monthly in advance, with two months' rent payable up front, being the first and last months of the tenancy and then monthly in advance by standing order.
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
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About this agent
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