The Farmhouse at Hopside Farm provides a handsome stone built detached house, with games room/office annexe, outbuildings, mature gardens and garage/store.

This attractive, four bedroom, stone built house, circa 1842, is set within a generous garden site, with lovely open aspect views over the adjacent fields and countryside, with a south facing cottage garden, an extensive gravel driveway for several cars, garage/store and a range of versatile outbuildings. There is a large enclosed paddock of circa 0.27 acres to the rear - currently rented from Northumberland Estates.

The Farmhouse feels both elegant and cosy, with a number of period features retained including stone and marble fireplaces and a wood burning stove, wood floorboards, and sash windows with original working shutters. The house has a great deal of character, and has been a much loved family home for the current owners for a number of years.

Ground Floor - Hallway | Sitting room with fireplace with wood burning stove | Superb dining room with dual aspect windows overlooking the garden and fields, and period cast iron and marble fireplace | Farmhouse kitchen with a range of bespoke cabinets, slate tiled floor, AGA and additional range cooker | Large pantry/larder | Rear lobby area | Boot room/utility room | Ground floor shower room/wc

First Floor - First floor landing | Four generous double bedrooms, all with views to the gardens or countryside and ample space for free standing bedroom furniture | Family bathroom/wc

Outbuildings/Garage - Home office and games room | Boiler room | Kennel | Gardeners wc | Wood store | Garage/Store.

Externally - The Farmhouse is set back within its mature site, with a lovely stone wall and pillared gated entrance. The enclosed front garden is lawned with great screening and privacy provided by the mature trees and shrubs to the boundary, with a charming courtyard area to the rear of the house, ideal for outside entertaining and barbecues. The gravel driveway provides parking for a number of cars.

The village of Horsley is ideally located for easy access to the A69 for Newcastle upon Tyne and Corbridge/Hexham, and has a village pub serving food; Horsley is close to Wylam village with a wider range of local amenities including shops, cafes and supermarkets. There are railway links at Wylam and Corbridge to Newcastle and Carlisle, and a fabulous golf course at Close House at Heddon on the Wall.

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage | Oil central heating | Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: F | EPC Rating: D

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