This traditional stone-built house, dating back to 1860, is situated in a 0.75-acre garden site with panoramic views of the Northumberland National Park. The property, formerly three miners' cottages, has been converted into a large four-bedroom detached house and has been run as a Bed & Breakfast for the past three years. The house features a flexible living space, oil central heating, and a cast iron wood-burning stove. The property also boasts solar panels, generating full electricity for the house, and produces an annual income from the National Grid. The garden is mature and planted with a variety of shrubs and trees, with a decked seating area and a wood-fired hot tub. The property has a large gravelled and gated driveway, parking for multiple cars, and a detached garage, log store, and storage shed. Located just off the A68, the property offers easy access to the Borders and south to the Tyne Valley and Newcastle.