3 bedrooms with light, airy rooms and countryside views
Extended kitchen-diner with Bosch oven and Quartz worktops
Solar panels and air-source heat pump reduce running costs
Garage with utility space and driveway parking for several cars
Decent rear garden with open-field outlooks and planted borders
Small overall internal size (approx 402 sq ft) — compact rooms
Single family bathroom only; limited upstairs facilities
Remoter village location with limited amenities and average broadband
Set in the peaceful Northumberland village of Otterburn, this 3-bedroom semi-detached house offers a compact, light-filled home with genuine countryside appeal. The extended kitchen-diner and lounge with a multi-fuel stove create warm, sociable living spaces while large windows capture far-reaching rural views and night-time dark skies ideal for star gazing.
Energy-efficient features include solar panels and an air-source heat pump with an unvented hot water cylinder housed in the adjoining garage/utility — strengths for lower running costs in a rural setting. Practical space includes a garage with utility area, gravel driveway parking for multiple cars and a decent rear garden with planted borders and open-field outlooks.
The layout is traditional and straightforward: ground-floor WC, integrated storage beneath the stairs, three bedrooms upstairs and a family bathroom. Characterful details — original internal doors, exposed roof trusses in places and picture windows — add charm alongside the more modern fixtures like a Bosch oven, Quartz worktops and uPVC triple-glazed windows.
Important practical notes: the home is small overall (about 402 sq ft listed) with a single bathroom, and its remoter village location means limited local amenities (shop and pub only) and average broadband. This property will suit buyers seeking a low-maintenance country base or a family/retirement move who value views, energy efficiency and outdoor space over large internal floor area.
