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New build
Study
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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
1364
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Stamp Duty Paid
- Full flooring included, an upgraded kitchen and rear turf
- Ready Summer 2026
- Heritage Brick Home
- Garage and driveway
- Gas central heating with Worcester Boiler - Cussins offers a 10-year guarantee on the boilers installed
- Open plan kitchen and dining area
- Integrated appliances
- Bi-fold doors lead to generous garden
- EPC Rating = A
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Turnkey Ready. Full flooring & upgraded kitchen included & rear turf. Ready to move in this summer. En suite to principal bedroom, detached garage & driveway - book your viewing today.
Description
Debdon Falls is a collection of three, four and five-bedroom homes set in the heart of Northumberland in the traditional market town Rothbury, surrounded by rural countryside.
This latest distinguished development features 40 homes benefitting from well-proportioned plots, gardens, garages, and conveniently located.
The Lily II is a four-bedroom detached, double-fronted home with a traditional front porch, a garage, and private parking.
The ground floor entrance hall leads to a living room and a dedicated study. To the rear, a spacious open-plan dining, and kitchen area features bi-fold doors leading to the terrace and garden. There is also a contemporary fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a separate utility room plumbed for a washing machine, and a ground-floor W.C.
The first floor comprises a generous principal bedroom with an en suite, three further bedrooms, and a modern bathroom.
Location
Rothbury is a historic market town located in the Coquet Valley in Northumberland, near the edge of the Northumberland National Park. Set along the River Coquet, it serves as a gateway to the surrounding countryside and upland landscapes, making it a focal point for both residents and visitors. The town retains much of its historic character, with a mix of stone-built buildings, narrow streets and a conservation area that reflects its long-established heritage.
Rothbury provides a range of local amenities, including independent shops, cafés, pubs and essential services. It is also known for its proximity to the National Trust's Cragside. A 1000-acre estate combines man-made lakes, tumbling waterfalls and swathes of rhododendron combine to form the surrounding fantasy mountain landscape.
Surrounded by open countryside, woodland and moorland, Rothbury is closely associated with outdoor recreation, including walking, cycling and access to the wider national park. The combination of its rural setting, historic environment and local facilities makes it an integral centre within this part of Northumberland.
Square Footage: 1,364 sq ft
Additional Info
Sales & Marketing suite opening times: Monday, Thursday & Friday 10am- 5pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm
Predicted Energy Ratings: A (94)
Estate Management Charge:£188/pa
Reservation Fee: £1000
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Description
Debdon Falls is a collection of three, four and five-bedroom homes set in the heart of Northumberland in the traditional market town Rothbury, surrounded by rural countryside.
This latest distinguished development features 40 homes benefitting from well-proportioned plots, gardens, garages, and conveniently located.
The Lily II is a four-bedroom detached, double-fronted home with a traditional front porch, a garage, and private parking.
The ground floor entrance hall leads to a living room and a dedicated study. To the rear, a spacious open-plan dining, and kitchen area features bi-fold doors leading to the terrace and garden. There is also a contemporary fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, a separate utility room plumbed for a washing machine, and a ground-floor W.C.
The first floor comprises a generous principal bedroom with an en suite, three further bedrooms, and a modern bathroom.
Location
Rothbury is a historic market town located in the Coquet Valley in Northumberland, near the edge of the Northumberland National Park. Set along the River Coquet, it serves as a gateway to the surrounding countryside and upland landscapes, making it a focal point for both residents and visitors. The town retains much of its historic character, with a mix of stone-built buildings, narrow streets and a conservation area that reflects its long-established heritage.
Rothbury provides a range of local amenities, including independent shops, cafés, pubs and essential services. It is also known for its proximity to the National Trust's Cragside. A 1000-acre estate combines man-made lakes, tumbling waterfalls and swathes of rhododendron combine to form the surrounding fantasy mountain landscape.
Surrounded by open countryside, woodland and moorland, Rothbury is closely associated with outdoor recreation, including walking, cycling and access to the wider national park. The combination of its rural setting, historic environment and local facilities makes it an integral centre within this part of Northumberland.
Square Footage: 1,364 sq ft
Additional Info
Sales & Marketing suite opening times: Monday, Thursday & Friday 10am- 5pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm
Predicted Energy Ratings: A (94)
Estate Management Charge:£188/pa
Reservation Fee: £1000
Some CGI and show home images used
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