Broomhouse Farmhouse, Chatton, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66 5NE

Property Description
Broomhouse Farmhouse is an extremely attractive, traditional stone built property, set over two principal floors, with southerly views overlooking North Northumberland. The property, built circa 1825, is set in a small hamlet of developed farm buildings set less than a mile outside the popular village of Chatton. Broomhouse Farmhouse is beautifully presented and in excellent condition throughout and many of the building’s period features have been retained and enhanced. Broomhouse Farmhouse would make a wonderful family home with its comfortable and spacious accommodation. The property consists, three reception rooms, five bedrooms, 2 family bathrooms, and a home office / hobby room. Outside there are several outbuildings including a plant room for the newly installed Bio-mass boiler. The garden which is mainly to the front of the house has been planted with a variety of shrubs and fruit trees. There are several chicken runs and the current owner grows much of their own vegetables.

Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor - Entrance Vestibule, Reception Hallway, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Family Sitting Room, Kitchen, Shower Room, Utility Room, Rear Porch, 5th Bedroom above the Kitchen.
First Floor - Master Bedroom, 3 Further Bedrooms, Home Office / Hobby Room, Family Bathroom.
Garden and Grounds - South-Facing Private Garden, Chicken Runs, Greenhouse, Coal & Woodstore, 2 Garden Outbuildings, Plant Room, Off Street Parking.

Distances
Wooler 5 mile, Berwick upon Tweed 17 miles, Morpeth 32 miles, Alnwick 15 miles, Bamburgh 11 miles, Kelso 26 miles, Newcastle City Centre 46 miles, Newcastle Airport 46 miles, Edinburgh Airport 75 miles, Edinburgh City Centre 67 miles.
(All distances are approximate)

Area Insights
Broomhouse Farmhouse is positioned under a mile outside the popular village of Chatton. Lying only a few miles east of Wooler and a short drive from the spectacular heritage coastline of North Northumberland, Chatton is one of North Northumberland’s most popular villages. It is a thriving village with a wholesome community offering a wide range of events and clubs which include fishing at the Chatton Trout Fishery, a very well attended parish church and a village hall which puts on regular community events. Although nearby Wooler offers an excellent range of shops and amenities, the Village of Chatton has a fantastic local shop, a lively local public house called the Percy Arms and a very well-regarded art gallery which would all love your support.
5 miles east of Chatton is Wooler. Set in the foothills of the Cheviot Hills, Wooler offers further and more mainstream amenities such as an excellent local butcher, baker, The Good Life Delicatessen, coffee shops, a CO-OP, pharmacy and a number of well frequented pubs and restaurants. Wooler also offers direct access into the Northumberland National Park. 15 miles South of Chatton off the A1 is the market town of Alnwick, home to Alnwick Castle and offering many local amenities and attractions. About 20 miles North of Chatton, up the A1, is the market town of Berwick upon Tweed which has a wealth of cafes and restaurants, the Maltings Theatre and Cinema, a brand new leisure centre and a good choice of doctors and dental surgeries as well as a local hospital. Berwick also has an east coast main line railway station with regular trains to Edinburgh and London.
The region offers a range of popular attractions, including historical castles and villages to explore and a particularly stunning coastline to enjoy. For those who enjoy slightly more challenging walking opportunities, the Northumberland National Park and Cheviot Hills are very nearby. The A1 trunk road which is nearby provides easy, commutable access to both Newcastle and Edinburgh. Both cities also offer international airports.
Despite the areas proximity to both Edinburgh and Newcastle, the area has a low population and can therefore offer a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.