£399,000 /Sale price

Old Stable is a well appointed detached barn conversion which boasts accommodation across one level and benefits from a private garden and garage.The property offers flexible living with charm and character throughout whilst ensuring a private setting within the steading.The open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area features vaulted ceilings and exposed timber beams. The focal point to the room is the dual aspect log burning stove adding warmth to the rooms.The kitchen which has been updated since ownership benefits from shaker style units, silestone worktops, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer and electric Aga Rangemaster. There is ample space for a dining table as well as access directly into the garden from the sitting area.The master bedroom which is a generously proportioned double is located at the end of the hallway. Boasting arched windows and dual aspect views this is a bright and airy room as well as the ensuite shower room complete with WC and wash hand basin.Furthermore there is a generously sized double bedroom and a third single bedroom which could be a home office/study. The shower room completes the accommodation comprising rainfall shower, WC and wash hand basin.Externally the south facing garden wraps around the property bounded by a mix of stone wall, fencing and mature hedgerows and offers a fantastic space to take in the surrounding countryside and coastal views. The driveway offers parking for two cars with a further parking space to the front of the detached garage.Old Stable provides a fantastic opportunity to purchase a rare detached barn conversion with flexible accommodation across one level featuring lots of character including exposed beams and solid oak doors. The views are undisturbed and are a fantastic feature to the home.LocationOld Stable benefits from a blend of countryside living yet within good proximity to the market town of Alnwick and coast. The property is set within a small steading of nine properties within the hamlet of Hartlaw.Nearby market town of Alnwick is a short drive and is a thriving, historic market town featuring the famous Castle and Gardens which continue to be the backbone of the town's success. There is a range of shopping, educational, medical and recreational facilities. Communications are good with easy access to the A1 for travelling north to Edinburgh and south to Newcastle.The main line train service (East Coast) at Alnmouth makes Alnwick a popular living destination for commuters.ServicesMains electricity, water and gas central heating. Shared water treatment plant.Management company is Hartlaw Management Company containing 7 properties, each resident has a share. The management company maintains waste treatment plant & grounds, approximately £500 - £600 per annum.TenureFreeholdCouncil TaxENotesPlease note there is a restrictive covenant that prohibits holiday letting.