Market Place, Allendale, NE47

Property Details: Amount of bedrooms: 4 Size: 209m² Price per m²: €3,359 Garden size: 209m² Has Garden: Yes Has Parking: No Has Basement: No Condition: good Amount of Bathrooms: 1 Has swimming pool: No Property type: Villa Energy label: Unknown GDP: $51,203.60 Forest area: 32.7% Migration: 350,000 Population Growth: 0.1% Total Listings: 3,310

Property Description: Nestled within the heart of the picturesque village of Allendale, the villa at Market Place invites you to step into a slice of history. Located in the enchanting town of Hexham, United Kingdom—a place known for its rich heritage and beautiful landscapes—this property is a testament to the architectural wonder that has withstood the sands of time. Built in 1873 on the site of an old candle factory from the 1700s, this Grade II listed residence harmonizes its past with modern needs, offering a blend of old-world allure and enduring comfort.As part of the vibrant village fabric, living in Allendale places you amidst a community with local shops, cafes, and a timeless village market—a shared heartbeat that pulses through the area, providing a true sense of belonging. While the local markets offer essentials, the welcoming pubs and quaint coffee shops ensure there's always space for relaxation and local engagement. Allendale even hosts annual festivals that celebrate its nooks and nuances, making all year-round an exciting venture into local culture.The adored countryside surrounding Hexham and the greater Northumberland offers vast landscapes for exploration with rolling hills and scenic views stretching for miles. Outdoor enthusiasts will love how days can seamlessly transition from serene village mornings to adventurous afternoons exploring nearby walking trails and nature reserves. With a climate that swaps between mild summers to cosy winters, there's always a perfect reason for a fireside gathering or a summery picnic in the scenic outdoors.Stepping into the villa, you're greeted not just by four walls but by a living tapestry of history. The central entrance hall, adorned with original coving and a ceiling rose, promises more than just an entryway—it's your first look into a lifestyle steeped in heritage. The property, with four bedrooms and one bathroom, spans an impressive 209 square meters, providing ample room for family living or hosting friends from abroad who might want to soak in British history firsthand.- Grade II listed- Detached- Built in 1873- Reception rooms: 2- Bedrooms: 4- Bathrooms: 1- Galleried landing- Original stone fireplaces- Polished wood flooring- Victorian plumbing in outbuildings- Oil-fired heating- Landscaped gardens- Stone mullion windows- Original fireplaces in bedrooms- Stone-built outbuildings On the inside, the property narrates its vibrant story through its features. Two delightful reception rooms stretch out before you, each housing their own unique stone fireplaces and polished wood floors. Imagine a Victorian lounge, where evenings could be spent recounting tales by the fireplace as blades of light from stone mullion windows dance through the airy expanse. The open-plan kitchen and dining area embodies practicality, yet effortlessly preserves its historical essence with a butler's kitchen awaiting nearby. Modern convenience is ensured by a brand new 'Rangemaster' Elan electric range cooker, perfect for whipping up creations whether for quiet family dinners or larger festive gatherings. Dual aspect windows offer sprawling green views as you prep your favorite recipes with fresh, local produce.Move upstairs to a galleried landing that unfurls the pathway to four bedrooms. Two of these bedrooms stand as spacious doubles, each a nod to period architecture with vintage fireplaces cradling the corners—a testament to the villa's detailed attention to historic preservation. The refurbished family bathroom, fitted with period-style fixtures, begs for indulgent soaks in its standalone bathtub—a perfect salve after exploring the allures of nearby Tynedale countryside.Life outside the villa is just as inviting as inside. The landscaped front garden, with its original large stone-land seating areas, and wrought iron railings, encapsulates its rich heritage, while the enclosed rear garden offers tranquility amid its well-kempt lawns and paved seating nooks. Stone-built outbuildings hint at potential galore, whether transformed into workshops or additional space for budding hobbies.For those who dream of quiet village life without sacrificing stories to unfold entwined with modern comforts, this property stands ready—with no onward chain. Incorporating the allure of classic British history and the potential for a new chapter in your life, this villa promises not just shelter but a home, ensuring you become part of the living heritage that is Hexham's beloved Allendale. As a busy agent of a global real estate network, it’s properties like these that remind me why I love what I do, connecting people with such enduring sanctuaries.View more