Detached house for sale in "The Draper" at Longframlington, Longframlington NE65

Plot 47 (The Draper) - priced at £654,995

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About the Home

Making a dramatic impression upon first sight, The Draper’s characterful, double-fronted exterior and integral double garage are only the beginning of its many charming features. This remarkable 5-bedroom detached home has been designed with growing and mature families in mind, as well as aspirational buyers seeking a ‘forever home’ to treasure and share with loved ones for many wonderful years to come.

The ground floor living space unfolds from the entrance hallway, with the jewel in The Draper’s crown being the extensive open-plan kitchen, dining and family area, which has been masterfully zoned to create dedicated spaces for each purpose whilst ensuring that light, conversation and movement can freely flow. The kitchen is well-equipped, with plentiful surface space, including an island with breakfast bar that family and friends will love to gather around to chat, cook and enjoy a drink together.

The dining area easily accommodates a substantial dining table, and French doors open onto the rear garden to extend the living space and invite the sunshine in. In the spacious and versatile family area, there is a second set of French doors to the garden, which open up the room even further and add an element of the indoor-outdoor lifestyle that contemporary families covet.

The kitchen has an adjoining utility room that has doors to the outside and into the garage, making laundry days and home maintenance more efficient and helping to keep your home well-organised. A storage cupboard in the dining area is useful for hiding away coats, shoes and unsightly appliances, or could be used as a pantry to maximise kitchen space.

At the front of the home is the separate, formal living room, which has an attractive bay window This room also could serve a multitude of purposes, from a cosy family cinema to a games room or playroom, or a dedicated space with a home bar for entertaining. The cloakroom is conveniently located just across the hallway.

Upstairs are all five bedrooms, four of which are double, and three have en suites Bedroom 1 is the master suite, with an enviable dressing area that has designated wardrobe spaces, and leads into the en-suite shower room Bedrooms 2 and 3 both also benefit from their own en-suite shower rooms, making them ideal for older children or teenagers who would like a greater level of privacy or independence in their home, or alternatively one could be reserved as a luxurious guest bedroom.

The family bathroom serves bedroom 4, and bedroom 5, which is well-suited to use as a nursery, home office, gym, or craft room. The finishing touch to the first floor is a good-sized storage cupboard on the landing, a welcome feature for keeping the family’s towels and bed linens within easy reach.

Additional information

• Estate Management Charge: £400.00
• Internal Area: 2243 sq. Ft.
• Annual service charge: £518.13
• Council tax band: Tbc
• Tenure: Freehold

The additional information provided for council tax, service charges and ground rents (where applicable) is only an estimation. Please check with your Sales Advisor for more specific details.

About the Development

Meadowcroft is a stunning development of new homes situated in the semi-rural village of Longframlington, Northumberland. This exclusive development offers a range of 4 and 5-bedroom detached homes, appealing to many potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, working professionals, and commuters to Newcastle and its surrounding areas.

Longframlington is situated 11 miles north of Morpeth town centre, and 25 miles north of Newcastle city centre. Benefitting from a vibrant village community, as well as accessible amenities and excellent transport routes to surrounding towns, Meadowcroft is rich in rural surroundings.

The nearby countryside is home to some of the region's outdoor leisure gems - including National Trust's Cragside and Brinkburn Priory - while some of the country's finest natural beauty spots - including Northumberland National Park and the Northumberland Coast - are less than 10 miles away.

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About Meadowcroft

Meadowcroft is a stunning development of new homes situated in the semi-rural village of Longframlington, Northumberland. Offering a range of 4 and 5-bedroom homes, the site appeals to many homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, working professionals, and commuters to Newcastle, Morpeth, and Alnwick.

Leisure

Meadowcroft is well placed for residents to benefit from the leisure opportunities Longframlington and the surrounding areas have to offer.

Cragside - a treasured National Trust site - is just a 10-minute drive away, situated on the outskirts of Rothbury. As a renowned area of historical significance in Morpeth, the site boasts 40 miles of breathtaking scenery comprised of beautiful woodland, rockery, lakes, and flora. Another peaceful oasis is Longframlington Gardens a mile-and-a-half away. With wildlife and stunning natural scenes spread across 12 acres, it is the ideal place to relax.

Morpeth is around 20-minutes' drive away, with highlights including Morpeth Golf Club - a recently renovated 18-hole course set within 130 acres of beautiful countryside - and Morpeth Sports and Leisure Centre. Here, visitors can take advantage of the 25-metre swimming pool and fitness classes held at this modern facility. In addition, Northumberland National Park is a local gem, known across the country for its natural beauty.

City centre attractions are easily accessed via the A1 a 45-minute drive away, with the renowned Northumberland coastline 12 miles away.

Education

Young families in Longframlington benefit from being a six-minute drive away from Longhorsley First School and Swarland Primary School. For older children, Dr Thomlinson C of E Middle School is a 14-minute drive away - or 36 minutes via public transport - while The Duchess's Community High School is also a 14-minute drive. King Edward VI School in Morpeth is a 19-minute drive away, or 32 minutes via public transport.

Those looking to pursue higher education have two of the country's finest universities in Newcastle and Northumbria, both just over half an hour away in the car or a little over an hour's commute via public transport.

Shopping

Meadowcroft is on the periphery of village convenience, with Longframlington boasting a corner store, a butcher, a popular caf?, and two local pubs - both of which serve hearty food - a two-minute walk from the development. With everyday needs taken care of, the nearby market town of Morpeth - 12 miles away - satisfies more comprehensive shopping needs. Featuring a choice of supermarkets and a string of high-street brands, Morpeth also offers a terrific selection of dining on both Bridge Street and Newgate Street, with options including Italian, Thai, and Turkish food.

Flanked by several retail parks, the city of Newcastle covers all shopping and dining needs in excess, with a selection of authentic world food, as well as independent retailers for unique gifts. Look out for weekend markets in Tynemouth, the Ouseburn, and on the Quayside.

Gateshead's Metrocentre is a 33-minute drive away and offers flagship brands, favourite restaurants, and indoor leisure all under one roof.

Transport

St Mary's Church bus stop - a three-minute walk away - supplies regular routes to Morpeth and Newcastle for easy town and city access. Morpeth train station - 12 miles away - offers national rail connections, with frequent journeys into Newcastle, as well as travel up to Edinburgh, down to London, and even across to Bristol.

The development is just off the A697, which leads north into Scotland, and south intersecting with the A1 after 12 minutes leading to Newcastle and beyond. Alternatively, the A1 can be accessed at Felton - a neighbouring village of Longframlington - just eight minutes' drive away.

Newcastle Airport is a 35-minute drive away and offers a terrific range of flights worldwide.

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday closed
Wednesday closed
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00

Directions

Meadowcroft is ideally positioned for residents to enjoy a richly varied lifestyle. Situated within the beautiful semi-rural surroundings of Longframlington, residents benefit from a vibrant village community which easily connects to the local area, including to Morpeth and Rothbury, as well as Newcastle city centre.

This development falls under the administration of Northumberland County Council.