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4 bed detached house for sale
St Georges Church Vicarage, Mickley, Stocksfield NE43

    • 4 beds

    • 3 baths

    • 4 receptions

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Historic family home 'st georges church vicarage'

  • Substantial home over three floors

  • Sitting in approx 3 acres inc, garden, woodland, field.

  • Four double bedrooms

  • Three stunning bathrooms

  • Annex/guest area to lower ground floor

  • Double detached garage

  • Refurbished to A high standard

  • Stunning views over the valley

  • Must be seen, rare opportunity

Magnificent period vicarage • approximately three acres of grounds • substantial accommodation over three floors • four double bedrooms • three stunning bathrooms • versatile lower ground floor guest suite • extensively refurbished throughout • two driveways & detached double garage • beautiful gardens, orchards & woodland • breathtaking tyne valley views • A truly rare opportunity

St George's Church Vicarage, Eastgate Bank, Mickley. A truly magnificent stone-built historic Victorian-era vicarage residence (dating back pre-1900), occupying an enviable position in the historic village of Mickley, with breathtaking views across the Tyne Valley. Set within approximately two acres of beautiful grounds, St George's Church Vicarage offers an exceptional combination of architectural character, substantial and versatile accommodation, and extensive refurbishment to an impressive standard.

With its handsome stone elevations, tall sash-style windows, attractive slate roof and elegant proportions, this remarkable home is brimming with charm and individuality.

The property enjoys a fascinating association with the neighbouring St George's Church, whose origins date back to the 1820s. Historical Land Registry documents reveal connections with the Reverend Thomas Stenhouse as early as 1927, followed by further transactions involving the Parochial Church Council and Newcastle Diocesan Society in 1932, offering an intriguing glimpse into Mickley's rich heritage.

Extensively refurbished by the current owners since 2021, the property beautifully combines its period features with modern comforts. Improvements include a new roof, traditional cast iron radiators, lime-plastered walls and an oil-fired central heating boiler installed approximately three years ago. Original features, including exposed stonework, timber floorboards, traditional fireplaces and window shutters, further enhance the character of this exceptional home.

Ground Floor
The accommodation is arranged over three floors, providing generous living space and excellent flexibility for modern family life.

The entrance porch is currently utilised as a family room/playroom, offering a welcoming and versatile additional living area.

There are two substantial reception rooms, comprising an elegant lounge and a spacious dining room/library, both featuring impressive working period fireplaces with attractive surrounds. The dining room also enjoys French doors opening directly onto the rear garden, creating a wonderful connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.

Polished timber floorboards flow throughout the principal ground-floor living areas, adding warmth and character.

The recently upgraded kitchen is both stylish and practical, featuring quartz work surfaces, a range cooker, integrated dishwasher and microwave, and a central island providing additional preparation space. There is also ample room for a dining table, making this an ideal space for everyday family life and entertaining.

Lower Ground Floor
An attractive stone staircase leads to the lower ground floor, which offers a fantastic opportunity for guest accommodation, multigenerational living or a private retreat.

This versatile area comprises a cosy snug/lounge with a log-burning stove, a generous double bedroom with a beautifully refurbished en-suite shower room, and a separate boiler room/utility.

The layout provides a wonderful degree of flexibility, whether accommodating visiting family and friends or creating a more independent living space within the main residence.

First Floor
The first floor continues to impress, with three further generously proportioned double bedrooms, each enjoying the charm and character of period feature fireplaces.

One bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, while the stunning principal family bathroom is a particular highlight of the home. Featuring a freestanding bath and walk-in shower, it enjoys spectacular views across the Tyne Valley, creating a wonderfully relaxing space in which to unwind.

A delightful balcony accessed from the staircase provides yet another opportunity to appreciate the magnificent surrounding countryside and far-reaching valley views.

Gardens, Grounds & Garaging
The property is surrounded by approximately two acres of grounds, creating a wonderful sense of space, privacy and connection with nature.

The established gardens include mature planting, fruit orchards, vegetable growing areas, attractive stone steps and even a charming wishing well, providing a truly enchanting outdoor setting.

The property sits in approximately just over 1 acres of grounds, with a proportion of woodland, regularly visited by deer and other local wildlife, adding to the peaceful, rural atmosphere.

Two separate driveways provide extensive off-street parking for numerous vehicles, with the second sweeping driveway leading to a substantial detached double garage. The garage benefits from electricity and a staircase leading to a useful first-floor storage area.

With beautiful outdoor spaces, extensive grounds and exceptional views, this is a property that offers a lifestyle as impressive as the house itself.

Additional Land
The property is offered for sale together with an additional parcel of land (approx 1.9 acres) sitting in front of the house with field and woodland, held under a separate Land Registry title. This land is subject to certain legal provisions including an overage clause, the full details of which are currently being verified and will be confirmed with legal conveyancers.

A Truly Special Home
St George's Church Vicarage is a rare opportunity to acquire an outstanding period residence that has been thoughtfully and extensively refurbished, while retaining so much of its original character.

Combining generous accommodation, versatile living spaces, beautiful grounds and spectacular views across the Tyne Valley, this is a home that must be viewed to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.

Additional Information
Services: Mains electricity, mains water and oil-fired central heating. The boundary plans on the description photos are a 'guide' only, these will be confirmed by legal conveyancers plans.

Tenure: Freehold. The additional land is held under a separate freehold title with an overage clause.

Council Tax Band: G

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