Two stunning country houses in Tyne Valley, are now on the market.
The sales are being managed by Sanderson Young and they have shared details of both properties.
Howden Close, located on the edge of Corbridge, is a stunning nine-bedroom country mansion complete with eight reception rooms.
Following an extensive luxurious refurbishment, the mansion now stands as a picture of elegance in a huge four-acre plot, complete with a private all-weather tennis court.
It also has a special entrance drive, with landscaped gardens and grounds which showcase the mansion's picturesque setting.
Available for £4.95 million, Howden Close’s neighbouring property, The Stables, will also be listed soon.
Both properties are situated in huge acres of land (Image: Sanderson Young)
Adding to the collection of grand country homes, Linnels, located to the south of Hexham and Corbridge, is set in 12.46 acres of land.
Meandering rivers, a 17th-century stone bridge, and stunning views of an 18th-century mill are all part of the backdrop to the house.
The property itself has five bedrooms and four reception rooms with interior design features throughout.
It has also undergone extensive renovation.
Howden Close has hit the market (Image: Sanderson Young)
A five-bedroom Coach House, magnificently revamped within the property’s grounds, is near completion.
Interested buyers can seal the Linnels deal for a guide price of £3.5 million.
Both the country homes have easy access connect to connections to Newcastle city centre and the International Airport, pivotal for the northern region of England.
Potential buyers are being urged to contact Sanderson Young’s rare! team – Ashleigh Sundin on 0191 2233 500 or Duncan Young on 07715419795 for inquiries.
These properties promise a unique opportunity for home seekers vying for a touch of country charm loaded with modern functionality.
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