Border House is a handsome period detached property, set in the peaceful village of Harbottle, surrounded by beautiful rolling Northumberland countryside. The property displays original fireplaces, sash windows and a great deal of original character, while outside there are views of the stunning surrounding National Park.

There are two reception rooms on the ground floor. The well-proportioned sitting room has an impressive fireplace, which has been fitted with a wood burning stove, while there is also a formal dining room – a perfect setting for family meals or entertaining guests. The kitchen and breakfast room is towards the rear and is flooded with natural light. The Kitchen has ample storage and space for appliances, as well as an Aga and space for a breakfast table making this a warming and inviting country cottage feel space for any family. The laundry and utility rooms provide further storage and extra space for additional appliances. The first floor has four comfortable bedrooms, three of which are doubles of similar proportions. There is also a family bathroom with an over-bath shower.

Outside

A welcoming walled front garden which has a lawn and a variety of border shrub, steps leading up to the entrance invite you into the property. There is a paved driveway to the side, providing a parking space, while the garden to the rear includes an area of patio and steps leading to an elevated seating area, with a lawn beyond, which climbs the hillside to a peaceful vantage point at the top of the garden, from where you can enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenery.

Situation

The property is located in the small Northumberland village of Harbottle, on the edge of the stunning countryside of the Northumberland National Park. The village has a pub and an outstanding-rated primary school, while six miles away, the village of Thropton has a post office and village store. The market town of Rothbury is eight miles away, with its selection of shops and amenities, and a middle school. Further facilities can be found in Alnwick or Morpeth, both of which are around 20 miles away. Road connections in the area include the A697 and the A1, while Morpeth has a mainline station, providing services towards Newcastle upon Tyne.

Directions

From Morpeth, take the A1 northbound and exit for the A697. Follow the A697 for seven miles, then turn left onto the B6344 towards Rothbury. Continue into Rothbury, then turn left at the junction onto the B6341. After four and a half miles, turn right onto Greenside Bank and continue for a further four and a half miles, after which the property will be on your right-hand side.