Detchant Farm Cottages, Detchant, Belford, Northumberland, NE70 7PF

4 Detchant Farm Cottages is an end of terrace farm cottage situated in the beautiful village of Detchant, in the heart of the Northumberland countryside, and only a short drive from Belford village. The property is in good condition and offers spacious accommodation over two principal floors and a private garden to the rear. 4 Detchant Farm Cottages extends to about 1,014Sq Ft / 94 Sq M and offers very comfortable, well-appointed family accommodation consisting of a family sitting room with feature fireplace, dining kitchen, utility room, 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom. In addition, 4 Detchant Farm Cottages offers a private garden to the rear of the property which is mainly laid to lawn with two outhouses and views over to Holy Island and Northumberland’s Coastline.

Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor
Entrance Vestibule, Sitting Room, Dining Kitchen, Utility Room, Bedroom 3, Family Bathroom.
First Floor
Master Bedroom, Bedroom 2.
Outside
Off-Road Parking, Large Rear Garden, 2 Outhouses.

Area Insights
Detchant village is a small hamlet which lies North of the beautiful Northumberland village of Belford. This stunning town is steeped in history all focused around a pretty Georgian High Street. Belford offers some wonderful local village amenities and services such as a medical practice, dentist, post office, butcher, Coop, chemist, two public houses, farm shop and restaurant, cafes, launderette, and a very well-regarded primary school. The village also offers a thriving community with an annual village show and regular events and services held at the well-attended St Mary’s church.

Belford is perfectly located between Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed and a couple of minutes off the A1. The stunning coastline and sandy beaches of Bamburgh and Budle Bay are within a 10-minute drive and the award-winning Embleton beach and Dunstanburgh Castle are a short jaunt down the coast. Belford is perfectly situated to explore the extensive and diverse range of attractions Northumberland has to offer, including Holy Island of Lindisfarne, Farne Islands, Cheviot Hills, and the many famous castles such as Alnwick, Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh and Chillingham. The Scottish Borders are only 15 miles away, and Edinburgh a 40-minute journey by train from Berwick-upon-Tweed.

The historic market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, with its Elizabethan walls and Georgian architecture offers a wide range of local and national shopping facilities, including five supermarkets, five national banks and numerous retailers. Berwick Upon Tweed also has schooling for all ages as well as the long-established private school Longridge Towers. Berwick also boasts a fine arts theatre, a number of sports clubs, pleasant restaurants and public houses serving real ale.



Berwick is also well served for commuting throughout the country; it has a mainline railway station that frequently connects to both Edinburgh and Newcastle in 45 minutes and London in circa 3.5 hours. The A1 trunk road also provides good road access to north and south.