A five-bedroom family home in Newcastle, converted from a church built circa 1860, has been listed for sale with offers over £950,000. The property, marketed by Brunton Residential, extends to approximately 4,800 square feet and retains many original features, including stained glass windows, exposed beams, original sandstone brickwork, and impressive arched ceilings.
Historic Features and Modern Amenities
The home is located in Walbottle, Newcastle, close to local shops, schools, and transport links to the city centre. The entrance features grand pointed arch double doors leading to an inner hallway, a WC, and double doors to the kitchen/diner. The kitchen/diner is equipped with modern units, granite worktops, a central island with breakfast bar and inset sink, an integrated wine cooler, and space for a range cooker.
From the inner hallway, stairs lead to the first floor. The living room includes a character fireplace. Additional ground-floor rooms include a utility room with wall and base units, tiled splashback, and plumbing for appliances; a snug; a sitting room with a feature fireplace; and a versatile home office with a fireplace and a WC.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
On the first floor, the main bedroom features a distinctive arched window, a dressing room, and a modern en-suite shower room. The remaining bedrooms are well proportioned and have Velux windows; one includes a freestanding bath. The family bathroom offers a bath, separate shower, twin basins, and tiled walls and flooring.
Outdoor Space and Location
Outside, the property has a paved entrance area. To the side, there is an enclosed garden with lawn and patio areas, mature hedging, a gravelled section, and gated access. The home is described by Brunton Residential as a truly unique opportunity that blends historic character with luxurious modern living.
