Inside a Northumberland barn conversion with 'amazing' panoramic views for sale at £625,000
by Owen Younger · ChronicleLiveTake a look inside a barn conversion in Northumberland, with 'amazing' panoramic views, up for sale at £625,000. The large property on Allensgreen, in the village of Bardon Mill, is being marketed by Rook Matthew Sayer.
With views across the Tyne Valley, the home combines 'timeless character with contemporary comfort', and retains an abundance of original charm and character. The entrance leads to the well-designed interior, with exposed beams, generous proportions, and quality finishes.
The heart of the home is a superb large dining kitchen with vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and Velux windows, complemented by a separate utility room, with built-in storage throughout. The spacious living room features a large picture window, which frames the 'breath-taking' views.
The versatile layout includes a ground floor bedroom with en-quite facilities, providing guest accommodation or multigenerational living options. To the first floor, there is a substantial landing area, which could be adapted to create a fourth bedroom, home office, or additional reception area.
There are two further well-proportioned bedrooms, and a family bathroom completing the upper floor, again with exposed beams and stunning views. A glass-fronted garden room enjoys great views, and outside, a generous driveway provides parking for three or four vehicles, with the detached stone-built triple-bay garage offering storage, workshop potential or covered parking.
The garden enjoys the benefits of the enviable rural location, and has a substantial timer garden shed/workshop, a large patio offering valley views, and a sheltered lawn area. Further benefits include oil-fired central heating, solar panels, built-in storage, and a countryside position offering tranquillity without isolation.
If you are interested in this property and would like to find out more, visit the dedicated section of the Rook Matthew Sayer website here.
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