Loughbrow House, a seven-bedroom Victorian country house on Dipton Mill Road in Hexham, is on the market for £2.1 million. The property, described as 'striking' and 'superb', sits in an elevated position on the outskirts of the historic Northumberland market town and is being marketed by Galbraith.
Property features and location
The home is accessed via a long sweeping private tarmac drive. Hexham offers a range of amenities and well-regarded schooling nearby, with transport connections to the rest of the region and beyond via Newcastle International Airport. The surrounding countryside is noted for its rolling landscapes, historic villages and recreational opportunities including walking, cycling, and access to Hadrian’s Wall, as well as the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Interior highlights
Inside, the entrance hall features period detailing including plaster cornicing and traditional sash and case windows, alongside a central staircase. The principal reception rooms are accessed from the entrance hall, lending themselves to both formal entertaining and family living. The drawing room, accessed via the dining room, has a southerly aspect and views over the beautifully designed gardens, and is bathed in natural light.
To the rear, the kitchen is centred upon a traditional four oven gas fired Aga, and adjoins a utility room and larder, with a secondary staircase rising to the first floor. The main staircase rises to the first floor, where there are seven bedrooms in total. The two principal front bedrooms have en-suites, with others having a bathroom, two dressing rooms, and two further family bathrooms at either end.
Additional cottages and grounds
The property also comes with three additional cottages, including a gate lodge. The garden has a variety of plants and fruit trees with a heated greenhouse. Those interested in the property can visit the dedicated section of the Galbraith website for more information.
