heatherlea house
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heatherlea house
HEATHERLEA HOUSE ROTHBURY, NORTHUMBERLAND NE65 7PT HEATHERLEA HOUSE ROTHBURY, NORTHUMBERLAND NE65 7PT Alnwick – 11 miles | Morpeth – 15 miles | Newcastle upon Tyne – 29 miles | Edinburgh – 82 miles STUNNING FAMILY HOME 6 Bedrooms Family room Kitchen Sun room Dining room Separate 2 bed annexe Lounge Gardens and parking, stunning views GUIDE PRICE £595,000 Viewing strictly by appointment with the Agent 4-6 Market Street, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 1TL Tel: 01665 603581 / Fax: 01665 510872 www.georgefwhite.co.uk Northumberland & Borders Office County Durham Offices Yorks & North Lincs Offices London Office Alnwick: 01665 603231 Wolsingham: 01388 527966 Barnard Castle: 01833 690390 Bedale: 01677 425301 Shiptonthorpe: 01430 876010 Tel: 0207 409 8307 AREA Rothbury is located 11 miles South West of Alnwick, 15 miles North West of Morpeth and approx 29 miles from Newcastle. It is a popular tourist village with many amenities including First and Middle Schools, doctors, dentist, shops, hotels and restaurants. The famous Cragside Estate is on the outskirts of the village. LOUNGE The room retains the decorative features of coving and cornices and also has a feature fireplace. This room benefits from a large bay window giving a light and airy ambiance to the room. A further door leads through to the sun room. UTILITY ROOM (BACK KITCHEN) To the rear of the ground floor there is a large utility room or ‘back kitchen’ which gives access to the rear yard where the oil tank is sited. This room retains the original features of game store, wash house, coal store and w.c. There is also access to the Orchard from this room. SUN ROOM From this room there are panoramic views over open countryside. Double doors lead to the terraced area. Stairs lead to the first floor and have a half-landing with double doors which give access to the ‘granny flat’. THE PROPERTY An imposing family home, built in circa 1870, on the outskirts of the village with stunning views over open countryside. Heatherlea House is the former home of John Henry Holmes, the inventor of the light switch. The property currently has 6 bedrooms, with the potential for a further 2 bedrooms on the second floor. There is also a separate 2 bedroom ‘granny flat’ which could be ideal for elderly relatives or a teenager. DINING ROOM An impressive room with large feature fireplace and again double windows over open countryside. It is a well proportioned room ideal for entertaining or for everyday use. There is a door which leads direct to the family kitchen/breakfast room. ACCOMMODATION Enter the front door to a spacious hallway which has been opened into a fantastic family room with exposed stone feature fireplace and retaining many of its original features. This room is used by the current vendor on daily basis. The principal ground floor rooms are from this room as well as the stairs to first floor. FAMILY KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM A light and airy room with a range of fully fitted base accessed and wall units. Oil fired Aga. Integrated oven, hob and extractor. Twin sink and drainer. Original Victorian kitchen main clothes drier. Just off the kitchen is a downstairs cloakroom with w.c. and wash handbasin. ANNEXE The flat has a kitchen, bathroom and 2 bedrooms one of which could be used as a living room. The flat also has its own access. By closing of the double doors this flat can be made totally separate from the main property. FIRST FLOOR The first floor has 4 bedrooms, 3 are well proportioned double rooms, 2 of which have vanity units. There is sufficient space to incorporate en-suite bathrooms to these rooms if a prospective purchaser wished to do this. The master bedroom has built-in fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom comprising large shower, w.c. and wash hand basin. The bathroom has fully tiled walls and an extractor fan. The fourth bedroom on the first floor is currently used as a study but could be used as a single bedroom. There is also a large family bathroom on this floor with w.c., bidet, wash hand basin, separate corner shower, corner bath and airing cupboard. It has fully tiled walls and downlighters. A further door leads to the second floor which has been recently recarpetted and decorated. On the second floor are 2 further bedrooms and two smaller rooms. These could be used as bedrooms if required, although they are currently used for storage. Again this floor retains original features with the 3 flues for the main property all on display. EXTERNALLY The property is approached on a shared driveway upto the double garage and parking area for 4/5 cars. There is a large patio area on the top terrace giving access to the sun room and main front door, and steps lead down to the well manicured lawned area. To the front of the property is a splendid garden mostly laid to lawn with steps leading down from the terrace to a rockery garden with fantastic mature shrubs and plants. A mature beech hedge provides privacy, and the garden is interspersed with mature trees. There is a greenhouse included in the sale of the property, as well as a Victorian summerhouse. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE There is a further lawned area with small orchard comprising apple, pear, cherry, damson and plum trees – all of which give an abundance of fruit. There is also another rockery garden with a small pond, fruit bushes and vegetable area. SERVICES Mains water, drainage, electric and oil fired central heating. COUNCIL TAX Band G None of the services, or other equipment included in the property, have been tested. Prospective buyers must make their own enquiries. All measurements contained herein have been recorded by means of a sonic tape and are for guidance purposes only. This brochure was designed in September 2011 (ALN505010) W009 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 www.georgefwhite.co.uk A member of the George F White Group