The Greystead Rectory and Greystead Cottage are two historic homes situated 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 charm, with a wealth of period features throughout. The interior layout is designed to follow the symmetry of the Georgian plan, with a central hall leading to two principal reception rooms, a kitchen, and a spacious first floor with four double bedrooms. The property also features two cellars, a boot room, and a walk-in pantry. The grounds are beautifully maintained, with lawned gardens, established planting, and a gravel terrace perfect for outdoor dining. The property benefits from a nearby river frontage and single-bank fishing rights. Greystead Cottage, also built in 1818, is a detached Georgian home that has been successfully run as a holiday let, offering appealing income potential for lifestyle buyers.