Guide price
£325,000
1 bed detached house for saleThe Green, Garrigill CA9
1 bed
1 bath
Freehold
About this property
Private garden
Thorneycroft, Garrigill, Cumbria
Attractive detached three-bedroom traditional stone-built house retaining many of its original features throughout. The property has stunning views over unspoilt countryside.
The house is deceptively spacious and originally comprised two cottages which were knocked into one dwelling and then extended. It is a lovely property and is beautifully furnished.
Externally, there is a good-sized garden to the side and a paved courtyard. There is an attached stone enclosure housing the oil tank and two further stone storage sheds. The larger shed has light, power, and fitted storage cupboards. These sheds have been used for storage of gardening tools and garden furniture and for housing an additional freezer.
Thorneycroft benefits from two bathrooms, utility room, boot room, office/study, WCs located on each level of the house, impeccable storage throughout, two great sized reception rooms and the diner currently hosts a grand piano which has plenty of space for other furniture items.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
An entrance hall having stone flagged flooring, radiator, wood sliding sash window and wood front door. Leads to the reception rooms.
Down step and through glazed door to:
Dining Room
A grand dining room with wood double patio doors leading to the courtyard with carpet flooring, built in shelving, radiator and space for large dining table and currently hosts a grand piano.
Passage
Having carpet flooring with, wood window, radiator and loft hatch. Leads to office/study, WC and utility room.
Office/Study
L shaped office/study with wood sliding sash window, sloped ceiling and wood beam, wood door and carpet flooring.
WC
Downstairs WC with low level WC, sink basin, radiator, wood door and carpet flooring.
Utility Room
Bespoke oak kitchen cabinets having space for white goods including plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, integrated undercounter fridge, stainless steel sink, pantry and houses oil boiler & central heating programmer. Space for small table and tall fridge/freezer, tiled flooring, wood glazed door, clothes pully, radiator and wood door.
Living Room
Front living area having inglenook fireplace with open stove, carpet flooring, wood door, two radiators, shelving and two wood sliding sash windows.
Boot Room
Ideal space for coats and boots with access to dining room, kitchen and first floor. Carpet flooring, two radiators, wood beams, wood side door and open balustrade staircase with storage underneath.
Kitchen
Well-equipped kitchen with L shaped bespoke oak cabinets having integrated fridge/freezer, electric hob & oven, dishwasher and stainless-steel double sink. Carpet flooring, space for dining table, wood double patio doors, two wood glazed windows, wood door, radiator and wall heater.
First Floor
Landing
Leads to all bedrooms and bathrooms with carpet flooring, wood beams, loft hatch, radiator and wooden banister.
WC
Separate WC with low level toilet, sink basin, radiator, carpet flooring and wood glazed window.
Bathroom One
Master bathroom having bath, pedestal sink, large storage cupboard, radiator, towel rail, wood door & beam, carpet flooring and wood glazed double window.
Upstairs to:
Bedroom One
Master bedroom having one wall of built in wardrobes, carpet flooring, two radiators, wood sliding sash windows, loft hatch and wood door.
Upstairs to:
Bedroom Two
Second double bedroom with carpet flooring, two radiators, loft hatch, built in wardrobes and wood sliding sash glazed window.
Bathroom Two
Second bathroom comprising of three-piece suite, large storage cupboard, towel rail, radiator, wood beam, extractor fan, wood sliding sash window and splashback tiles.
Bedroom Three
Double bedroom to the rear with tall ceilings with wood beams, built in wardrobes, two wood glazed windows, radiator and carpet flooring.
Frontage
Flagged frontage leading to garden, patio and entrance hall.
Through wood gate to:
Garden
Laid to lawn with flagged path, mature trees & shrubs, dry stone walls and flower beds.
Outbuildings
Set within the garden there are two pretty stone-built outbuildings with wood door. The larger outbuilding is supplied with power and lighting.
Courtyard
Flagged patio with small lawn, dry stone wall and shrubbery which is an ideal sitting area.
Oil Tank Room
Houses oil tank and log store with double wooden doors and side doors, concrete flooring and tall ceiling.
Patio
Stone flagged patio to the side of the building with flower bed and shrubs, dry stone wall and wooden gate.
Services
Mains Electricity
Mains Water and Drainage
Oil Fired Central Heating
Council Tax Band D
Energy efficiency rating tbc…
Virtual Tour
Floorplan
Tenure
We are advised by the vendor the tenure is Alston leasehold, the 1,000-lease dating back to 1611.
Additional Information
The impressive dwelling overlooks the village green and boasts of good on-street parking to the front of the building.
The furnishings are available for sale by separate negotiation.
No ongoing chain.
Local Information
The Durham Dales, incorporating Teesdale and Weardale is a peaceful and tranquil landscape of moors and hills, valleys and meandering rivers, dotted with picturesque villages and market towns.
Part of the National Landscapes one of the 46 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, a European and unesco Global Geopark, what a special place to live and put down roots
Walking and cycling are great ways to explore the Durham Dales, where you’ll find some of the best hiking and biking routes in the country. Enjoy breath-taking views and seek out tasty tearooms and cafes in the welcoming towns and villages along the way, including two officials 'Walkers are Welcome' Towns - Middleton in Teesdale and Wolsingham.
Head to Hamsterley Forest and explore 2,000 hectares of woodland or let the chain take the strain on an electric bike journey around this beautiful area. Don’t miss the perfect photo opportunity at High Force – on of England’s most impressive waterfalls.
There’s plenty more to see and do in this area too, from historic castles to award-winning museums and galleries and much more, the Durham Dales is a great place to visit.
When it’s time to refuel, you’ll find great places to eat along the way, from tempting treats in market town tearooms, to hearty countryside meals in traditional country pubs, it’s all on the menu in the Durham Dales. Plus, our two food trails will take your taste buds around the dales and North Pennines.
From the head of the valley at Killhope with its famous lead mining museum down to Stanhope town are a host of pretty villages with village halls with events serving the local communities and churches.
Cowshill lies at the top end of Weardale and is served by a traditional pub the Cowshill Hotel and is well worth a visit as it allows you step back in time.
St Johns Chapel has good amenities such as a coop, two public houses, café, town hall with activities and a gym, doctors’ surgery and an ambulance station. From here you can drive over Harthope to Teesdale and explore the villages there and the larger town of Barnard Castle.
Westgate and Eastgate both have popular pubs serving food and real ales as you drive down the valley towards Stanhope.
Stanhope town has a good array of shops including a coop, petrol, station, butchers, post office, hairdresser, pubs and eateries, The Dales Centre with a selection of craft shops, car park and tourist information. There is a doctor surgery, vets, and a large selection of other shops along the main street. Stanhope offers a bus link to the upper Weardale villages and onwards to Bishop Auckland, Durham, Sunderland, and Newcastle and a rail link which should be re-opening soon.
Directions CA9 3DY
From Alston take the B6277 towards Teesdale. After approximately 2 miles take the right turn to Garrigill. Drive down into the village and take a right turn and the property can be found to the right-hand side of the village green.
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the sole agent, Pennine Ways Ltd. To arrange an appointment, please call Haltwhistle or Alston .
To view more of our properties for sale or to let, please check our website
Pennine Ways was established in 1991 and specialises in the sale and letting of property in Northumberland, East Cumbria and Weardale in County Durham. We also have a holiday cottage division, run regular auctions and manage property renovation projects. Just ask any of our team for further information.
Pennine Ways Ltd is a member of the Property Ombudsman
Free market appraisals
We will be pleased to provide unbiased and professional advice without obligation on the marketing & current value of your present home. Just contact one of our offices to request a valuation.
Pennine Ways Ltd for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that (1) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute part of an offer or contract, (2) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them, (3) no person in the employment of Pennine Ways Ltd has any authority to make or give any representation or whatever in relation to this property. May we also courteously advise that whilst every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the measurements in these details, please do not incur any expense until you have verified the sizes to your own satisfaction.
Attractive detached three-bedroom traditional stone-built house retaining many of its original features throughout. The property has stunning views over unspoilt countryside.
The house is deceptively spacious and originally comprised two cottages which were knocked into one dwelling and then extended. It is a lovely property and is beautifully furnished.
Externally, there is a good-sized garden to the side and a paved courtyard. There is an attached stone enclosure housing the oil tank and two further stone storage sheds. The larger shed has light, power, and fitted storage cupboards. These sheds have been used for storage of gardening tools and garden furniture and for housing an additional freezer.
Thorneycroft benefits from two bathrooms, utility room, boot room, office/study, WCs located on each level of the house, impeccable storage throughout, two great sized reception rooms and the diner currently hosts a grand piano which has plenty of space for other furniture items.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
An entrance hall having stone flagged flooring, radiator, wood sliding sash window and wood front door. Leads to the reception rooms.
Down step and through glazed door to:
Dining Room
A grand dining room with wood double patio doors leading to the courtyard with carpet flooring, built in shelving, radiator and space for large dining table and currently hosts a grand piano.
Passage
Having carpet flooring with, wood window, radiator and loft hatch. Leads to office/study, WC and utility room.
Office/Study
L shaped office/study with wood sliding sash window, sloped ceiling and wood beam, wood door and carpet flooring.
WC
Downstairs WC with low level WC, sink basin, radiator, wood door and carpet flooring.
Utility Room
Bespoke oak kitchen cabinets having space for white goods including plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, integrated undercounter fridge, stainless steel sink, pantry and houses oil boiler & central heating programmer. Space for small table and tall fridge/freezer, tiled flooring, wood glazed door, clothes pully, radiator and wood door.
Living Room
Front living area having inglenook fireplace with open stove, carpet flooring, wood door, two radiators, shelving and two wood sliding sash windows.
Boot Room
Ideal space for coats and boots with access to dining room, kitchen and first floor. Carpet flooring, two radiators, wood beams, wood side door and open balustrade staircase with storage underneath.
Kitchen
Well-equipped kitchen with L shaped bespoke oak cabinets having integrated fridge/freezer, electric hob & oven, dishwasher and stainless-steel double sink. Carpet flooring, space for dining table, wood double patio doors, two wood glazed windows, wood door, radiator and wall heater.
First Floor
Landing
Leads to all bedrooms and bathrooms with carpet flooring, wood beams, loft hatch, radiator and wooden banister.
WC
Separate WC with low level toilet, sink basin, radiator, carpet flooring and wood glazed window.
Bathroom One
Master bathroom having bath, pedestal sink, large storage cupboard, radiator, towel rail, wood door & beam, carpet flooring and wood glazed double window.
Upstairs to:
Bedroom One
Master bedroom having one wall of built in wardrobes, carpet flooring, two radiators, wood sliding sash windows, loft hatch and wood door.
Upstairs to:
Bedroom Two
Second double bedroom with carpet flooring, two radiators, loft hatch, built in wardrobes and wood sliding sash glazed window.
Bathroom Two
Second bathroom comprising of three-piece suite, large storage cupboard, towel rail, radiator, wood beam, extractor fan, wood sliding sash window and splashback tiles.
Bedroom Three
Double bedroom to the rear with tall ceilings with wood beams, built in wardrobes, two wood glazed windows, radiator and carpet flooring.
Frontage
Flagged frontage leading to garden, patio and entrance hall.
Through wood gate to:
Garden
Laid to lawn with flagged path, mature trees & shrubs, dry stone walls and flower beds.
Outbuildings
Set within the garden there are two pretty stone-built outbuildings with wood door. The larger outbuilding is supplied with power and lighting.
Courtyard
Flagged patio with small lawn, dry stone wall and shrubbery which is an ideal sitting area.
Oil Tank Room
Houses oil tank and log store with double wooden doors and side doors, concrete flooring and tall ceiling.
Patio
Stone flagged patio to the side of the building with flower bed and shrubs, dry stone wall and wooden gate.
Services
Mains Electricity
Mains Water and Drainage
Oil Fired Central Heating
Council Tax Band D
Energy efficiency rating tbc…
Virtual Tour
Floorplan
Tenure
We are advised by the vendor the tenure is Alston leasehold, the 1,000-lease dating back to 1611.
Additional Information
The impressive dwelling overlooks the village green and boasts of good on-street parking to the front of the building.
The furnishings are available for sale by separate negotiation.
No ongoing chain.
Local Information
The Durham Dales, incorporating Teesdale and Weardale is a peaceful and tranquil landscape of moors and hills, valleys and meandering rivers, dotted with picturesque villages and market towns.
Part of the National Landscapes one of the 46 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, a European and unesco Global Geopark, what a special place to live and put down roots
Walking and cycling are great ways to explore the Durham Dales, where you’ll find some of the best hiking and biking routes in the country. Enjoy breath-taking views and seek out tasty tearooms and cafes in the welcoming towns and villages along the way, including two officials 'Walkers are Welcome' Towns - Middleton in Teesdale and Wolsingham.
Head to Hamsterley Forest and explore 2,000 hectares of woodland or let the chain take the strain on an electric bike journey around this beautiful area. Don’t miss the perfect photo opportunity at High Force – on of England’s most impressive waterfalls.
There’s plenty more to see and do in this area too, from historic castles to award-winning museums and galleries and much more, the Durham Dales is a great place to visit.
When it’s time to refuel, you’ll find great places to eat along the way, from tempting treats in market town tearooms, to hearty countryside meals in traditional country pubs, it’s all on the menu in the Durham Dales. Plus, our two food trails will take your taste buds around the dales and North Pennines.
From the head of the valley at Killhope with its famous lead mining museum down to Stanhope town are a host of pretty villages with village halls with events serving the local communities and churches.
Cowshill lies at the top end of Weardale and is served by a traditional pub the Cowshill Hotel and is well worth a visit as it allows you step back in time.
St Johns Chapel has good amenities such as a coop, two public houses, café, town hall with activities and a gym, doctors’ surgery and an ambulance station. From here you can drive over Harthope to Teesdale and explore the villages there and the larger town of Barnard Castle.
Westgate and Eastgate both have popular pubs serving food and real ales as you drive down the valley towards Stanhope.
Stanhope town has a good array of shops including a coop, petrol, station, butchers, post office, hairdresser, pubs and eateries, The Dales Centre with a selection of craft shops, car park and tourist information. There is a doctor surgery, vets, and a large selection of other shops along the main street. Stanhope offers a bus link to the upper Weardale villages and onwards to Bishop Auckland, Durham, Sunderland, and Newcastle and a rail link which should be re-opening soon.
Directions CA9 3DY
From Alston take the B6277 towards Teesdale. After approximately 2 miles take the right turn to Garrigill. Drive down into the village and take a right turn and the property can be found to the right-hand side of the village green.
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the sole agent, Pennine Ways Ltd. To arrange an appointment, please call Haltwhistle or Alston .
To view more of our properties for sale or to let, please check our website
Pennine Ways was established in 1991 and specialises in the sale and letting of property in Northumberland, East Cumbria and Weardale in County Durham. We also have a holiday cottage division, run regular auctions and manage property renovation projects. Just ask any of our team for further information.
Pennine Ways Ltd is a member of the Property Ombudsman
Free market appraisals
We will be pleased to provide unbiased and professional advice without obligation on the marketing & current value of your present home. Just contact one of our offices to request a valuation.
Pennine Ways Ltd for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that (1) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute part of an offer or contract, (2) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them, (3) no person in the employment of Pennine Ways Ltd has any authority to make or give any representation or whatever in relation to this property. May we also courteously advise that whilst every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the measurements in these details, please do not incur any expense until you have verified the sizes to your own satisfaction.
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