Lauder Cottage, a farm cottage in the village of Stocksfield, Northumberland, is on the market for £725,000. The property, which dates back to the 1800s, occupies an elevated position and is being marketed by estate agents youngsRPS.
Property features and location
The home is set within High Mickley, a rural hamlet in the Tyne Valley, and includes an adjoining converted barn. It offers access to amenities as well as road and transport links to Newcastle and Carlisle.
On the ground floor, there is an open-plan kitchen, dining, and family room with underfloor heating and French doors leading to gardens on both sides. A separate living room provides a more intimate retreat, and a final reception room, currently being renovated, could have multiple uses.
Additional rooms and renovations
There is also a hobby room with its own en-suite, a utility room, and further bathroom facilities being created as part of ongoing renovations. A garage and workshop completes the ground floor layout.
Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the main bedroom being particularly spacious and featuring its own en-suite bathroom.
Outdoor space and modern additions
Outside, gardens wrap around the home, offering privacy and various seating and entertaining areas. The garden includes a large shed and a greenhouse, and modern additions include two electric vehicle charging points and a detached carport.
Estate agents say the home "effortlessly blends character, flexibility, and modern convenience, all set within a beautiful and highly desirable setting." Further information is available on the youngsRPS website.
