Gilbert Grove, Kirkwhelpington

A beautifully presented three-bedroom home set in the heart of the picturesque village of Kirkwhelpington, this charming property offers a perfect blend of modern style, generous living space, and high-quality finishes throughout.

On entering the bright entrance hall is finished with tiled flooring. At the heart of the property lies the impressive open plan kitchen dining room. This is a beautifully designed space, great for entertaining or everyday life. The kitchen itself is fitted with high-quality shaker style units complemented by marble-effect worktops and a full range of integrated appliances. A central island provides both additional preparation space and a natural gathering point for family and guests alike. French doors off the kitchen make it great for indoor/outdoor living.
There is a practical utility room, offering additional storage and workspace along with plumbing for white goods.
The sitting room is a great space with large bay window fitted with stylish plantation shutters allowing plenty of natural light.

In addition, the property boasts a snug, boot room, home office and further store room to the ground floor. These rooms are versatile and could have a host of uses depending on a buyers requirements.

Stairs rise to the first floor where there are three generous bedrooms. The master and guest bedroom benefit from en-suite shower rooms finished with contemporary fittings. As well as two cupboards to the landing the family bathroom completes the internal accommodation comprising bath, WC, wash hand basin.

Externally the property boasts a great position at the end of the cul de sac offering countryside views to the front and rear. The garden is well established which is mainly laid to lawn with a generously sized south-facing patio. The garden offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquillity, creating a peaceful countryside setting perfect for outdoor dining. Solar panels are installed at the rear of the property which are owned and included within the sale, providing an energy-efficient and environmentally friendly addition that enhances the properties sustainability.

A great addition to Kirkwhelpington is the Village Hall and Post Office providing good amenity.
The village is a well established community, positioned in the heart of the area bounded by Hexham, Rothbury, and Ponteland.

Location
In the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside, the peaceful village of Kirkwhelpington offers a wonderful escape for those looking to enjoy tranquil surroundings, unspoilt landscapes, and traditional rural charm. Surrounded by rolling farmland, quiet country lanes, and picturesque views, it is an ideal base for exploring one of England’s most scenic counties.

A particular highlight is St Oswald’s Way, one of Northumberland’s most celebrated long-distance walking routes, which passes directly through the village. This renowned trail links the Holy Island of Lindisfarne with Heavenfield near Hexham, taking walkers through spectacular countryside, historic villages, ancient woodland, and dramatic landscapes. Whether you’re tackling the full route or simply enjoying a section from Kirkwhelpington, there are plenty of opportunities to experience the area’s outstanding natural beauty on foot.

The surrounding countryside also offers a network of peaceful public footpaths and bridleways, perfect for leisurely walks, wildlife spotting, and cycling. You can enjoy the changing seasons, from colourful spring wildflowers to golden autumn landscapes, while keeping an eye out for local birds and native wildlife.

Kirkwhelpington is perfectly placed for exploring Northumberland’s many attractions. Within easy reach are the spectacular Northumberland National Park, Hadrian’s Wall, Kielder Water & Forest Park, and the county’s magnificent coastline, with its sandy beaches, castles, and charming fishing villages. Historic market towns, welcoming country pubs, and traditional village communities all add to the nearby area’s appeal.

The village hosts its own traditional Village Fayre every September on the village green, bringing the community together for a day of entertainment, local stalls, and family-friendly activities.
This is an area steeped in history and is proudly known as the birthplace of the renowned landscape designer Lancelot Capability Brown. Visitors can explore the landscapes that inspired his vision, including his first garden at Kirkharle Courtyard.

The village is also conveniently located near Wallington and Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens. Belsay is well known for hosting a popular three-day horse trials event, attracting competitors and spectators from across the region.

Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG central heating.

Tenure
Freehold

Council Tax
E

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