Detached house for sale in Oranmore, Slaggyford CA8

Pennine Ways are delighted to Offer For Sale this Stone Built 3 Bedroom Property Located in the Highly Desirable Area of Slaggyford. This Character Property has Mains Gas Central Heating, Double Glazed Windows, Multi-Fuel Stove, Garden with woodland Views to the Rear, Garage, Two Stone Sheds and Workshops and a Barn Allowing for Flexible Living Options.

Oranmore

Ground Floor

Entrance 1.58m x 1.00m (5”1’ x 3”2’)
Through a part glazed, UPVC wood effect front door leads to:

A small entrance hall with stairs to the middle leading to the first floor and doors to the living room on the left and kitchen dining to the right. Blue carpet to the floor, single ceiling pendant.

Living Room 4.31m x 4.37m (14”1’ x 14”3’)
Turning left through a timber glazed door:

A characterful living room featuring a multifuel stove, stunning panelling to the walls, exposed beams, and windows to the front and rear aspect. There is a single ceiling light, two wall lights, a radiator, brown carpet to the floor and access to the understairs cupboard.

Kitchen/Dining 3.82m x 5.06m (12”5’ x 16”6’)
Back to the entrance hall Through the timber glazed door to the right:

A very spacious Kitchen/dining room with fitted kitchen with solid oak units and stone effect veneer worktops. There is a gas fired Rayburn providing heating and cooking facilities, sink drainer and stainless-steel mixer tap. There are windows looking to the front aspect and the rear aspect, two ceiling lights, grey floor tiles. There is a UPVC stable style door leading to the back yard and garden area.

First Floor Landing 4.84m x 1.43m (15”8’ x 4”6’) awp
From the staircase leads to:

A spacious landing area large enough for bookcases, featuring blue carpet to the floor, one ceiling light and window to the rear aspect. Provides access to three bedrooms and the bathroom.

Bedroom One 2.88m x 3.71m (9”4’ x 12”1’)
The first door turning left from the stair:

A generous sized double bedroom with built in in storage space, green carpet to the floor, a radiator, single ceiling light and window looking to the front aspect.

Bathroom 2.91m x 1.43m (9”5’ x 4”6’)
Through the next door to the left:

A good-sized bathroom with white ceramic basin and WC with chrome fittings, bath with wood panels, gas fired mixer shower over and shower curtain. There is tiling to the full back wall and around the bath. Decorative tiles to the floor, single ceiling light, window to the rear aspect, period style towel rails to the walls and a radiator.

Bedroom Two 3.10m x 2.32m (10”1’ x 7”6’)
Back to the hallway and the first door to the right of the stairs:

The smallest of the three bedrooms currently being used as a study but potentially could be a small double bedroom. Window looking to the front aspect with a single ceiling light, green carpet to the floor and a radiator.

Bedroom Three 2.88m x 4.07m (9”4’ x 13”3’)
The next door to the right:

Another good-sized double bedroom with window to the front aspect, red carpet to the floor, single ceiling light, radiator and the water tank housed in a cupboard within the room.

Music Room 3.82m x 5.03m (12”5’ x 16”5’)
Accessed from its own entrance porch outside this useful music room could lend itself to many uses. Featuring two windows looking to the front aspect and a window looking to the rear. Exposed beams to the ceiling with spotlights, a sectioned area for a studio office and carpet to the floor.

External
There is ample parking for several cars.

Workshop/Garage 4.73m x 11.34m (15”5’ x 37”2’) awp
Accessed through a large door to the front of the property or the double garage doors to the side aspect this generous garage and workshop creates a very useful space with electric and lighting. The two stone sheds are incorporated into the building and access via separate doors outside.

Workshop/Barn 3.39m x 4.36m (11”1’ x 14”3’)
To the right-hand side of the property there is an additional two storey barn that makes for useful storage or additional workshop space. The ground floor is accessed via wooden double doors. The first floor is accessed by its own timber entrance porch to the rear of the property and has been insulated and plastered, with carpet to the floor and a UPVC double glazed window looking to the side aspect. There are fixtures and fittings ready for electrics and is currently utilised as a hobby room.

Rear Garden
Leading from the back door onto a yard area with wooden and stone steps providing access to the high levelled garden with pathways leading to entrance porches on both sides of the property. The garden is laid to lawn at the back and features an impressive miniature railway feature. The garden looks onto a pleasant woodland area with lots of local wildlife and is a haven for red squirrels. The property benefits from directly backing onto the village green.

Floor Plan

Services
Mains Electricity, Water, Drainage and
Gas fired Central Heating
Council Tax Band D
Energy efficiency rating tbc

Tenure
We are advised by the vendor that the property is freehold.

Additional Information
The Vendors purchased the adjoining workshop/barn more recently creating an essentially detached property. The hot water cylinder can be linked to solar panels for ecofriendly options.
Slaggyford is notable for having a narrow-gauge heritage railway station, which was restored in 2016. The Kirkstyle Inn is located around one mile away.

Local Information
Slaggyford, Knarsdale, Kirkhaugh and Lambley all lie in the beautiful South Tyne Valley, on the fringe of the Cumbrian border. This is fine walking country, where the Pennine Way leaves the hills for a while and the South Tyne Trail follows the line of the former Haltwhistle–Alston railway, which includes a spectacular stretch over the 100 ft high Lambley viaduct.

Directions CA8 7NH
From Alston follow the A689 Towards Brampton until you reach Slaggyford, turn left at the sign for Slaggyford train station, and take another quick left as you turn in. Follow this road a short distance past the Children's play area and Oranmore is the first property on the right-hand side.

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