- Exclusive development of just three barn conversions
- Three generous double bedrooms
- Principal bedroom with en-suite shower room
- Stunning blend of period features and modern living
- Vaulted ceilings and exposed timber beams
- Spacious farmhouse-style dining kitchen with island
- Dual-aspect lounge with wood-burning stove
- Beautiful wraparound gardens with countryside views
- Allocated off-street parking
- Sought-after semi-rural location near morpeth with excellent transport links
- EPC Band: C
Stunning Stone-Built Barn Conversion | Exclusive Development | Semi-Rural Setting | Three Double Bedrooms
Set within an exclusive development of just three bespoke barn conversions, this exceptional stone-built home offers an outstanding blend of period charm and contemporary family living. Constructed in 2007 and thoughtfully enhanced by the current owners, the property presents immaculately throughout, showcasing high ceilings, exposed timber beams, underfloor heating and elegant fireplaces, timber sash windows, all complemented by tasteful, neutral décor.
Positioned in the desirable semi-rural hamlet of Fenrother, surrounded by open countryside yet only a short distance from the vibrant market town of Morpeth, the property enjoys the perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience. Morpeth itself, recently recognised as one of The Sunday Times’ Best Places to Live in Britain, offers an excellent range of amenities including boutique shops, restaurants, leisure facilities, and highly regarded schools, alongside superb transport links via the A1 and mainline rail services.
Accommodation Overview
The property is approached via a charming timber-gated entrance, leading to beautifully maintained gardens which wrap around the home. The grounds are predominantly laid to lawn with attractive planters, borders and uninterrupted views across surrounding fields, creating a peaceful and picturesque setting. A stone-built outbuilding provides useful external storage, while allocated parking is situated to the rear.
An elegant oak-framed porch leads into a welcoming central hallway, where stone flagged flooring immediately sets the tone for the character within. From here, access is provided to the principal ground floor accommodation which has a full wet underfloor heating system.
The dining kitchen is a particularly impressive space, designed in a timeless farmhouse style with an abundance of natural light. Featuring a comprehensive range of shaker-style units with solid oak and granite work surfaces, a central island, Range cooker, and a classic Belfast sink, the room offers both practicality and charm. There is ample space for family dining, while a separate utility area provides additional storage and laundry facilities.
The lounge is a beautifully proportioned dual-aspect reception room, rich in character with exposed beams and oak wooden flooring. A striking stone fireplace with wood-burning stove forms the focal point, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere ideal for both relaxing and entertaining.
A well-appointed ground floor cloakroom completes the downstairs accommodation.
First Floor
The staircase, illuminated by a skylight, leads to a split-level landing.
The family bathroom is elegantly styled, featuring a four-piece suite including a freestanding claw-foot bath, separate shower enclosure, WC, and Fired Earth vanity basin, all finished with high-quality stone tiling.
The principal bedroom suite is a generous double room with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, fitted wardrobes, and dual windows. The adjoining en-suite shower room is finished to a high standard, mirroring the design quality of the main bathroom.
Two further double bedrooms complete the first floor, both offering excellent proportions, exposed beams, and delightful countryside views.
Externally
The property benefits from well-maintained gardens to the front, side, and rear, designed for ease of upkeep while maximising enjoyment of the surrounding rural landscape. A private driveway and allocated parking provide ample off-street parking.
Additional Information
● Freehold
● Oil-fired central heating
● Timber-framed double glazing
● Ground Floor wet underfloor heating system
● Stone outbuilding
● Insulated loft and cavity wall insulation
● Shared septic tank
● EPC C
● Council Tax Band E
Summary
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented barn conversion in a highly sought-after semi-rural location. Combining character features with modern comfort, generous living space, and stunning countryside views, this exceptional home is perfectly suited to discerning buyers seeking both lifestyle and convenience.
Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality and setting of this unique property.
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