See Inside this Edwardian Home in Hexham

Recently renovated, the property combines contemporary finishes with traditional period detail, and is arranged over three floors.

The entrance vestibule leads into a welcoming central hall, where high ceilings, decorative plasterwork and natural light establish the home’s character from the outset. To the front, the sitting room is arranged around a wide bay window overlooking the garden, while across the hall a separate study provides a useful workspace.

The rear of the house has been thoughtfully reconfigured to create a sociable, open-plan kitchen, dining and family room. In the dining area there’s a wood-burning stove, while the adjoining living space centres around a traditional open fireplace. The kitchen is bright and streamlined, with a peninsula offering additional preparation space and informal seating. Full-height glazed doors beside the living area allow the space to extend naturally onto the terrace.

On the first floor are three double bedrooms each of which is filled with natural light and enjoys views over the gardens. A modern shower room with a walk-in rainfall shower sits alongside a separate bathroom with a traditional suite.

On the second floor there are two further bedrooms, offering flexibility for guests, home working or additional family accommodation. A well-appointed bathroom serves this floor, and a bright landing area at the top of the stairs would make a perfect reading nook or study space.

Outside, a brick-paved driveway provides parking and access to the garage. There are formal lawns, landscaped borders and a paved courtyard terrace tucked between the garage and entrance hall. A second paved terrace extends along the side of the house, accessed directly from the open-plan kitchen and family room. Mature trees, clipped hedging and carefully curated beds enhance the sense of privacy, even in this remarkably central setting.