A five-bedroom detached house on Leazes Lane, Hexham, has gone on the market for £900,000, offering three reception rooms, an extended kitchen-diner and wrap-around gardens featuring a large koi pond.
The property is being marketed by Brunton Residential, which describes the home as having period character and generous proportions. It occupies what the listing calls an elevated position within a sought-after residential location, with far-reaching views and walking access to Hexham.
What the Hexham house includes
The home has five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, a ground-floor bathroom and three reception spaces. The family room is currently used as a home office and has a wood-burning stove and twin side windows. The living room includes a large bay window and marble fireplace with an open fire, while the sitting room has another bay window and a decorative ceiling.
The newly fitted kitchen is described in the listing as “spectacular”. It has a central island, a five-ring gas hob, two full-size built-in ovens, an integrated dishwasher and a full-height fridge. A lantern roof light sits above the dining area, while bi-folding doors open onto the patio and gardens.
There is also a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine, an entrance porch with mosaic tiled flooring and a large reception hall. Upstairs, the landing leads to all five bedrooms and the bathrooms, including a family shower room, a Jack and Jill shower room serving two bedrooms and a separate WC.
Wrap-around gardens and outdoor features
The gardens extend around the property and include extensive lawns, well-stocked borders and established trees, bushes and shrubs. Several patios provide outdoor dining and relaxation areas, while other features include a large koi pond, a greenhouse and a garden shed.
“The gardens are undoubtedly one of the property's most impressive features”
The property also has an attached garage with large double doors, a block-paved driveway and three reception rooms. It is connected to mains electricity, water, drainage and gas, with gas central heating provided by radiators.
Solar panels and Hexham location
Fifteen solar panels generate electricity for household use and export surplus power to the grid. According to the listing, they are currently generating approximately £3,000 a year in income.
The listing highlights Hexham’s supermarkets, independent shops, delicatessens and bi-monthly farmers’ market, as well as leisure facilities, a cinema and a theatre. It also points to nearby walking routes, golf courses, sports clubs, Hexham Racecourse and the shops and artisan stores of Corbridge.
For families, the property details mention Sele First School and Queen Elizabeth High School. The listing also highlights transport links towards Newcastle and confirms that the home is available for £900,000. Further information is available through the Rightmove listing.