The PropertiesGreystead Rectory and Greystead Cottage are two historically significant homes located in a tranquil corner of the North Tyne Valley. The Rectory, built in 1818, is a Grade II Listed detached house with classic Georgian proportions, featuring six-panelled doors, fine cornicing, and sash windows. The property has been sympathetically restored to retain its original features, including fireplaces with carved surrounds, and offers a wealth of character and charm. The kitchen is a relaxed, informal space with an electric AGA, Neptune-designed kitchen, and ample room for dining and soft seating. The property has four double bedrooms, each with a different outlook, and three bathrooms, including a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom. The grounds are beautifully maintained, with lawned gardens, established planting, and areas of dappled shade, and offer a peaceful and green setting. The property also benefits from a nearby river frontage and single-bank fishing rights. Greystead Cottage, also built in 1818, is a detached Georgian home with a sympathetic restoration and offers a rare opportunity to acquire a historically significant property with income potential as a holiday let.