A four-bedroom detached house in Hexham’s Woodland Rise development has gone on the market for £525,000, offering a potential fifth bedroom and flexible space across two floors.
The property is on Laurel Road and is being marketed by Brunton Residential. It is offered with no onward chain.
Open-plan kitchen at the centre of the home
The house includes a large open-plan kitchen and dining area with a central island and granite work surfaces. The space opens directly on to the rear garden and has been presented as the main hub for family life and entertaining.
There are two further reception rooms: a lounge and a separate family dining room, both with bay windows. The property also has a utility room and a downstairs bathroom.
A study with a lift is described by the estate agents as having the potential to be used as a fifth bedroom. The four existing bedrooms are on the first floor.
Four bedrooms, garage and enclosed gardens
The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, while the other three bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with both a bath and a shower. Three of the bedrooms have built-in wardrobes.
Outside, the detached property has a garage and off-street parking. The enclosed gardens include a lawn and patio seating areas, providing space for outdoor dining, entertaining or relaxation.
Brunton Residential said the combination of the generous accommodation, open-plan kitchen and dining area, flexible ground-floor space, storage, gardens and no onward chain made it a “superb and highly versatile family home”.
Location in Hexham
The listing describes Hexham as a market town with supermarkets, independent shops, delicatessens and a bimonthly farmers’ market. It also highlights professional services, leisure facilities, a cinema and a theatre.
Schools described as being within walking distance include Hexham Sele First School, Hexham Middle School and Queen Elizabeth High School. Hexham Sele First School is described in the listing as “outstanding”.
The property’s location also offers access to regular rail services linking Hexham with Newcastle, Carlisle and the wider Tyne Valley. The A69 provides road connections across the region.
The house is described as being in a “sought-after” development and offers “substantial and versatile accommodation across two floors”. Its asking price is £525,000.