A GRADE II listed historic home is on the market in the "picturesque" Tyne Valley.
Acomb House, an attractive 17th-century country property, is up for sale.
The historic house near Acomb features four living spaces and six bathrooms with nine bedrooms spread over the first and second floors. The main Georgian façade was added in 1737, giving the property a timeless appeal.
James Denne, property agent at GSC Grays, said: “Acomb House benefits from a charming blend of period features you might expect from a property of this age, including panelling, cornicing, open fireplace and contemporary interior design. The well-proportioned principal reception rooms enjoy excellent natural light with the large windows offering views over the extensive grounds and the picturesque Tyne Valley.”
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The house includes a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchen/dining room and living room. It can be accessed from the main house or via its external access to the courtyard area to the north. It is currently occupied on an Assured Shorthold basis with a sitting tenant on a rolling contract.
The formal walled garden, orangery and mature private parkland extend to approximately 21 acres and to the west of the main house is a loggia with a flagged floor providing sheltered space for outdoor entertaining.
A former coach house and stables offers garaging, storage, functioning stables and a studio space. Subject to planning, it could be converted into ancillary accommodation for extended family or holiday letting.
The nearby A69 trunk road gives access to Newcastle, the East Coast mainline train service and Newcastle International Airport. The popular market town of Hexham is two miles away offering further facilities including supermarkets and rail links.
Acomb House is on the market with GSC Grays Alnwick office with a guide price of offers over £2.5 million.
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