Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, which has 775m of salmon fishing area(Image: Kate Buckingham Photography)

Take a look inside a 'pretty' cottage in Hexham with 775m of salmon fishing area

by · ChronicleLive

Take a look inside a 'pretty' cottage in Hexham with 775m of salmon fishing area. Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, is described by seller Galbraith as 'the perfect private holiday destination and retreat for the dedicated angler.'

The property itself, for sale at £550,000, is a detached two-bedroom cottage with a garden and a traditional outbuilding. The garden has a degree of privacy and compliments the cottage, and there is parking space in front of the house.

There is a paddock on the east side of the cottage providing amenity space, and the woodland between the cottage and the river is filled with trees. The cottage has two bedrooms, a reception room with a high ceiling, a bathroom and a modest kitchen, which looks across the river.

The property is located around three miles west of Haydon Bridge, which provides ample local facilities, including a first and secondary school, coffee shop, small supermarket and three pubs. The railway station in Haydon Bridge links Newcastle to Carlisle, and the cottage is conveniently located to the A69.

The fishing area sits within a scenic countryside setting, with woodland to the north and a pleasing view over parkland to the south, which results in an idyllic setting for fishing. The area has a wide array of flora, fauna and wildlife along the riverbank, with a collection of wildflowers appearing from spring through to late summer, and there are no public rights of way across the property.

Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, which has 775m of salmon fishing area(Image: Kate Buckingham Photography)
Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, which has 775m of salmon fishing area(Image: Kate Buckingham Photography)
Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, which has 775m of salmon fishing area(Image: Kate Buckingham Photography)
The interior of Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, which has 775m of salmon fishing area(Image: Kate Buckingham Photography)
The interior of Whitechapel Cottage, in Haydon Bridge, which has 775m of salmon fishing area(Image: Kate Buckingham Photography)