£700,000
6 bed detached house for saleLow Etherley, Bishop Auckland, Durham DL14
6 beds
5 baths
5 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
Stunning period property with six bedrooms
Imposing detached family home built circa 1820
Approx. 1.7 acre plot
Traditional yet modern decor
Original features
Recently refurbished by the current owners
Gas central heating with new boilers, water tanks, radiators and plumbing throughout
EPC grade E
An incredible opportunity to purchase this stunning six bedroomed imposing property set within a 1.7 acre plot (approx.). This unique property is perfectly positioned in Low Etherley, a semi-rural village in County Durham, three miles west of Bishop Auckland. The property is accessed via a private road leading to the driveway, just off the B6282 which runs through the village.
Etherley Lodge was built in circa 1820 as a home for Henry Stobart who, together with his family, owned several collieries in the local area and used his wealth to build a nearby hospital for injured soldiers.
At the time of construction, the Lodge included several cottages for the mine workers, a mining office, an icehouse (which remains today), as well as extensive water gardens.
The house was extensively extended in circa 1912 and again in circa 1986, when it was used as a nursing home.
Having been left unoccupied and derelict for 5 years, it was purchased in 2018 by its current owners, who have completed a full restoration of the property, returning it back to its original purpose as a family home.
The house briefly comprises; living room, formal lounge, two sun rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, 2x dining room, utility room, cinema room, games room as well as a bedroom and dressing room to the ground floor. The first floor of the main house accommodates master bedroom with private ensuite bathroom, 1 bedroom with ensuite shower room, 2 further bedrooms, walk in wardrobe/dressing room, family bathroom and playroom. The second floor locates the home gym and office. Externally the property has a large gravelled parking area. As well as substantial lawns that surround the property.
Etherley Lodge was built in circa 1820 as a home for Henry Stobart who, together with his family, owned several collieries in the local area and used his wealth to build a nearby hospital for injured soldiers.
At the time of construction, the Lodge included several cottages for the mine workers, a mining office, an icehouse (which remains today), as well as extensive water gardens.
The house was extensively extended in circa 1912 and again in circa 1986, when it was used as a nursing home.
Having been left unoccupied and derelict for 5 years, it was purchased in 2018 by its current owners, who have completed a full restoration of the property, returning it back to its original purpose as a family home.
The house briefly comprises; living room, formal lounge, two sun rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, 2x dining room, utility room, cinema room, games room as well as a bedroom and dressing room to the ground floor. The first floor of the main house accommodates master bedroom with private ensuite bathroom, 1 bedroom with ensuite shower room, 2 further bedrooms, walk in wardrobe/dressing room, family bathroom and playroom. The second floor locates the home gym and office. Externally the property has a large gravelled parking area. As well as substantial lawns that surround the property.
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