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The accommodation begins with an entrance hallway featuring stairs to the first floor and useful under-stair storage. This leads into a superb open-plan living and dining room extending from front to rear, complete with a log-burning stove and French doors opening onto a raised decking area enjoying lovely views.
The living area flows through to a practical boot room with built-in storage and onwards into the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with cream shaker-style units, complementary light wood-effect worktops, and white metro-style tiled splashbacks. There is a stainless steel sink and drainer, along with integrated appliances.
To the first floor are two generous double bedrooms and a modern bathroom which is fitted with a shower bath, pedestal wash hand basin, and WC along with built in storage cupboard.
Externally, the property enjoys a raised north-facing decking area to the front, an ideal spot for watching local wildlife and walkers passing along the famous national trails. To the rear is an enclosed yard with a useful storage outbuilding. Hidden away to the rear is a secluded private garden, which catches the sun all day long, and features a modern fully Log Lap construction summer house, with Grey PVC doors and windows and an integrated storage area and has been upgraded in relation to construction, damp proofing and also has a rubber roof with a 10 year guarantee, and sits elevated on a small hill with views towards Thirlwall Castle.
Thirlwall View is a charming terrace of five properties located within the highly sought-after village of Greenhead. Perfectly positioned for access to both Hadrian’s Wall and the Pennine Way, the village lies on the southern edge of Northumberland National Park and within one of the country’s renowned Dark Skies areas. Numerous bus services are available on the doorstep, while nearby attractions within walking distance include Walltown Quarry Country Park, the Roman Army Museum, Tipalt Burn Walk, and the local golf course. Greenhead itself offers a tearoom, hotel, restaurant, and bar, with the famous Twice Brewed Brewery and The Sill National Landscape Discovery Centre close by. The nearby town of Haltwhistle, known as the “Centre of Britain”, is just over five minutes away by car and provides a wider range of amenities and services.
The property would make an ideal primary residence, second home, or holiday let with excellent rental income potential. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate both the property and its
exceptional location.
