This stunning ten-bedroomed property, Etherley Lodge, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Built in circa 1820 as a home for Henry Stobart, a wealthy colliery owner, the property has undergone extensive renovations over the years, including a full restoration by its current owners in 2018. The property sits within a 1.7-acre plot in the semi-rural village of Low Etherley, County Durham, and features a unique layout with the main house, guest wing, and self-contained annexe. The main house boasts an impressive array of rooms, including a living room, formal lounge, sun rooms, kitchen, dining rooms, and bedrooms, as well as a cinema room, games room, and home gym. The guest wing and annexe offer additional living space, with en-suite bathrooms and private entrances. With its rich history, impressive architecture, and extensive grounds, Etherley Lodge is an incredible opportunity for anyone looking for a unique and luxurious family home.