Garden House is an impressive double-fronted, detached stone residence, beautifully positioned to take in far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside and the River Tyne. Generous in scale and rich in character, the property offers versatile accommodation and an inviting opportunity for a new owner to create a home tailored to their own style and needs.

A spacious entrance hall provides an immediate sense of scale and leads to a well-proportioned study or ground-floor bedroom, complete with built-in bookcases and a timber-framed window. Across the hall, the sitting room is a warm and welcoming space, enjoying dual aspects and centred around an attractive Danish log burner. Double doors open into the conservatory, expanding the living space and drawing in an abundance of natural light.
The conservatory stretches the length of the hall and sitting room, creating a tranquil spot from which to enjoy uninterrupted views of greenery and mature trees. From here, access leads into the kitchen/dining room, which forms the heart of the home. Functional yet full of charm, it offers generous countertop space, plentiful cabinetry, tiled splashbacks, and a stainless-steel sink overlooking the garden. A utility room and W.C. sit conveniently nearby.

Upstairs, a wide landing leads to two generously sized, dual-aspect double bedrooms. A contemporary family bathroom serves these rooms, featuring both a separate bath and shower. A third double bedroom sits to the rear, while the master suite provides a standout feature of the home. With multiple windows drawing in natural light and a private en-suite shower room, it delivers comfort and a sense of retreat.

Externally, the property enjoys driveway parking and a garage, with gardens that wrap around to the left of the house. A lawned area, summer house, decked seating and tiered gardens lead down towards the riverbank, enhanced by mature trees and established planting. The outside space is an ideal setting for relaxation, entertaining or simply enjoying the tranquil natural surroundings.

Location
Ovingham is a small, attractive village in the Tyne Valley, offering a peaceful rural setting within easy reach of Hexham and Newcastle. It very much has a strong community feel, supported by a local school, pub, shops and the historic St Mary’s Church. There are good road links and nearby rail services at Prudhoe make it popular with commuters and families seeking a calm, scenic place to live.

Services
Mains electric, gas, water and drainage
Council Tax Band | F
Tenure | Freehold
EPC | C 75
Covenants/Restrictions | This property shares a portion of the driveway with one neighbouring house.


Agents Note
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