Longhorsley, Northumberland

Set amidst the breathtaking beauty of Northumberland, this delightful one-bedroom cottage offers a unique blend of comfort and style. The property is currently utilised as a successful holiday let and can be sold by negotiation as fully furnished, details of turnover are available to interested parties.

This thoughtfully designed cottage combines modern convenience with timeless charm. The open-plan layout ensures a bright and spacious feel, with vaulted ceilings adding to the sense of light and airiness. The kitchen/diner is well equipped, featuring a range of fitted units, an electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine. Through an arched wall, the lounge has a stylish wood burner, a Smart TV provides entertainment options, windows on three sides allow for an abundance of natural light and a door leads out to the private rear garden.

The bedroom is light and inviting, featuring a small wardrobe, and additional storage for convenience. A skylight window complements the garden-facing window, enhancing the natural light. Adjacent to the bedroom, the contemporary shower room is fitted with a large shower and WC, offering a luxurious feel.
The fully enclosed rear patio garden offers privacy and versatility. A hot tub and secure bike shed provides practical storage for outdoor equipment, and the south-west-facing front garden includes a bench seat. With off-road parking for one car just 20 metres from the front door, ensuring easy access to the property.

Situated in the quiet Northumberland village of Longhorsley, which offers opportunities to explore many of the region’s quaint villages and beautiful beaches. Local facilities include a local shop, first school and The Shoulder of Mutton pub/restaurant. Further amenities can be found in the historic market town of Morpeth within 6.5 miles where a range of traditional shopping and national retailers can be found, schooling for all ages is available locally. Transport needs are catered for by local buses and the A1 trunk road gives vehicle access to the region north and south. Morpeth also has a mainline rail station on the East Coast Line to Edinburgh, Newcastle and London. For commuters Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International airport are both approx. 22 miles away.