Barrington Hall is a charming, period property built in 1819, boasting a unique blend of authentic character and modern practicality. The living room features exposed stone and beams, a log burner, and cathedral ceilings, while the kitchen is centered around an AGA Rayburn. The principal bedroom retains its original school caretaker's fireplace, and recent updates include secondary glazing, new flooring, and electrical upgrades. The property offers three bedrooms, a family bathroom, a ground floor cloakroom, and a utility space. Outside, there is generous off-road parking, gardens, and a rebuilt stone boundary wall. The property is located near the River Wear, Burnhope Reservoir, and Cross Fell, and is within easy reach of Durham, Hexham, Darlington, the Lakes, and the Dales. It would suit a variety of purchasers, including those looking for a main home, country retreat, second home, or high-spec holiday let (subject to any consents).