Bradley Hall is delighted to welcome to the residential property market this charming stone built three bedroom barn conversion, occupying a generous plot within in a small group of barns on the edge of the village of Longhirst. Dating back to the 1800s the original barns have been sympathetically converted to residential homes in a semi-rural location just two miles from Morpeth.

This lovely home is accessed through a spacious entrance hallway leading to the well-equipped kitchen with three windows to the front. It boasts a range of bespoke wall and base units with granite worktops and upstands and a feature central isle. The kitchen features a range of modern integrated appliances and ample room for a dining table. Solid maple flooring, concealed and plinth lighting complete the quality finish.

From an internal hallway ideal for use as a study there is a comfortable lounge featuring an inglenook fireplace with stone hearth, housing a fully automatic programmable pellet burning stove. There are full height arched French doors and side windows to the front and rear. The ground floor also has a double bedroom and a fully tiled wet room with rainfall shower. The first floor has two large double bedrooms with an en-suite to the master bedroom and the family bathroom.

Externally the front of the property has a gravel driveway offering off-road parking for at least three cars leading to the garage, and a further gated yard to the side. The generous well maintained rear garden offers a good level of privacy. A paved patio area with stone raised flower beds and dwarf wall, mostly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders, mature trees and bushes, leads to a greenhouse and a well-stocked fruit garden.

Further benefits include a central heating system with LPG boiler and underground tank, solar panels and double glazed windows. We would recommend an internal viewing to fully appreciate the accommodation on offer.

Well suited to a range of potential purchasers, this charming family home offers easy access to the historic market town of Morpeth where a range of traditional shopping and national retailers can be found, 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 Edinburgh and London. For commuters Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International airport are both approx.18 miles away.