Property history of Hartford Bridge House, Hartford Bridge, Bedlington NE22 6AQ, 27th Apr 2010

A magnificent Grade II listed stone built five bedroomed detached family house with grounds extending to circa 0.884 acres, leading down to the river within this beautiful rural location close to Plessey Woods and within easy reach of main road links to Morpeth, Bedlington, Cramlington and the A1 south to Newcastle. Originally built in 1836, this property has an interesting history reputably once being a pub and also the home for the Estate Manager of Hartford Hall. Superbly appointed and presented the property has undergone a great deal of modernisation and updating by the current owners with a high standard of appointment and good attention to detail. There is further opportunity for the successful purchaser to make their own mark and the stone built barn has planning permission to convert to a further dwelling house if required. With oil fired central heating the property retains many character features including lovely panelled doors and ceiling cornicing. The accommodation comprises briefly: Entrance hall, reception hall, cloaks/shower room, WC, lounge, sitting room, dining room, snug, superbly appointed breakfasting kitchen, cellar, laundry room, rear hall, conservatory, propagating room, first floor landing, five bedrooms, refurbished bathroom/WC and separate refurbished shower room/WC. Externally there are lovely gardens extending to circa 0.884 acres with river frontage, courtyard, stable block and ancillary buildings including double garage suitable for conversion. This most desirable property must be viewed internally to be fully appreciated with early inspection recommended.