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Farm for sale
East Stobby Lea, Steel, Hexham, NE47
£495,000
East Stobby Lea, Steel, Hexham, NE47
£495,000
Our Summary
- An opportunity to acquire a compact and unique rural property brimming with potential
- As it stands at present the property is part of a larger farming enterprise, however its sale represents a gem of an opportunity to acquire a property brimming with potential
- The inclusion of the adjacent and attached traditional farm buildings offers huge scope for development, subject to obtaining the necessary consents
- Alternatively, such is their size, there is also the scope to develop them in part and utilise the rest for stabling and/or storage
- A property with such untapped potential and scope for development rarely comes up in the locality
- The property is currently vacant; it is however habitable albeit it would benefit from a degree of modernisation
- Their attachment to the farmhouse ensures that, subject to the necessary consents, there is the obvious potential to extend the existing dwelling, with the ability for the extension to cater for both the ground and first floor
- The buildings face south and east and have the scope to offer unrivalled and uninterrupted views across the locality
Description
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Here is a summarized version of the property description in a single paragraph:
East Stobby Lea is a unique rural property located in the desirable "Hexhamshire" area, featuring a three-bedroom farmhouse, adjacent traditional farm buildings, and approximately 3 acres of land. The property is situated 4.2 miles south of Whitley Chapel and 9 miles north of Hexham, with easy access to the A69 and A1. The farmhouse, built from traditional Northumbrian stone, has a half-stone and half-slate roof and is currently vacant but habitable. The property has a fitted kitchen, bathroom, and three bedrooms on the first floor, with exposed beams and a multi-fuel stove in the living room. The adjacent farm buildings offer scope for development, subject to consent, and could be used for extension of the farmhouse or as stabling and storage. The property also benefits from panoramic views over the surrounding area and moorlands beyond, making it a rare opportunity to acquire a property with such potential and scope for development.