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Our Summary
- Collectively, the property presents an exciting opportunity for a private family smallholding, multi-generational occupation, holiday accommodation business or further development potential, subject to the appropriate consents
- The position and layout of the cottage provide excellent potential for integration into the main residence, should a purchaser wish to create a larger single dwelling
- The configuration of the ground floor, combined with the property's attractive outlook, also offers clear scope for the creation of a substantial open-plan kitchen and dining space, subject to any necessary works
- THE BUILDINGS Low Limestone Brae benefits from an extensive range of traditional stone outbuildings positioned adjacent to the farmhouse, offering excellent versatility and considerable future potential
- The buildings are currently utilised for a variety of purposes including storage, workshop facilities and a home gym, however their scale and character suggest clear scope for conversion or further development, subject to the necessary planning consents
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Description
The property, known as Low Limestone Brae, is a rural smallholding situated in the West Allen Valley, covering almost 22 acres. The holding comprises a substantial five/six-bedroom farmhouse, a two-bedroom cottage, and a range of traditional stone outbuildings, including a modern agricultural building. The property is surrounded by pastureland, a hay meadow, and woodland.
The farmhouse features a traditional Northumbrian stone construction with exposed beams, deep-set windows, and a slate roof, retaining many original features. The cottage is attached to the farmhouse and offers flexible accommodation with independent access and an internal connection. The property is surrounded by the picturesque Northumbrian countryside, with immediate access to walking and cycling routes, open moorland, and exceptional stargazing opportunities.
The property also benefits from a range of outbuildings, including a modern agricultural building, and is situated near the market towns of Allendale and Alston, with access to the A69, A68, and M6 roads.