Grade II listed Hexham house on the market for £575k

The property, known as Cockshaw House, is located a short distance from Hexham town centre.

The stone building, dating back to the late 1700s, is believed to have originally been a Hatter's house and workshop.

It is "full of character and charm", according to estate agent Finest Properties, and features beamed ceilings, sash windows and inglenook fireplaces.

It also offers a dual aspect sitting room equipped with a multi fuel stove, and a kitchen with an open plan dining room.

Cockshaw House sitting room (Image: Zoopla/Finest Properties)

The kitchen area enjoys a range of wall and base units by Corbridge Kitchens with a complementary granite work surface and integral dishwasher and fridge freezer.

A door leads to a store room with shelving and storage while a stable style door leads from the kitchen to the rear garden.

A "delightful" private south-west facing, walled garden can be accessed through the sitting room's patio doors,

The estate agent said: "A delightful walled southwest facing garden, that has been well stocked and landscaped by the current owners with climbing plants such as hydrangeas, honey suckle and clematis and borders with flowering perennials, fruit bushes and several climbing roses providing a beautiful tranquil space for relaxing and entertaining."

Cockshaw House's garden (Image: Zoopla/Finest Properties)

The garden includes a Wendy playhouse, a greenhouse potting shed and a children’s play structure, all of which are staying with the property.

Inside, the "well-proportioned" accommodation comprises an entrance hallway with a staircase to the first floor and a cloakroom with WC, wash hand basin, hanging space and shelving and a storage cupboard under the stairs.

On the first floor, potential buyers will find a dual aspect principal bedroom, complete with fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room.

The property has three bedrooms (Image: Zoopla/Finest Properties)

This en suite features underfloor heating, a large walk-in shower and a wash hand basin nestled within a bespoke unit by Langley Furniture.

The main bathroom, fully tiled, is fitted with a bath, overhead shower, WC, and wash hand basin.

Two additional double bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes and the other housing a large storage cupboard, complete the first-floor accommodation.

Externally, the property boasts a double garage that has full listed building consent for the two single doors to be changed to a double electric door.

The property is located within "easy walking distance" of Hexham's amenities.

The market town features supermarkets, shops, a farmers' market and various services as well as a leisure centre, cinema, theatre, hospital, and notable historical sites like Hexham Abbey.

There are a number of schools nearby and there is access to Newcastle to the east and Carlisle to the west via the A69.