Spacious Family Home in Bowes with Large Gardens, Historic Charm & Sweeping Countryside Views – No Onward Chain!

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Bowes, Barnard Castle, Barnard Castle (Great britain)

4 Bedrooms · 2 Bathrooms · 157Floor area

€760,500

Villa

No parking

4 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

157m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Nestled in the charming village of Bowes, near Barnard Castle, this villa represents a wonderful family home that blends timeless history with modern-day convenience. If you're an overseas buyer or an expat looking for a piece of England's stirring landscapes, this could be the ideal spot for your future. It's a delightful property, filled with potential for long-lasting memories, well-suited for a family eager to immerse themselves in the bresh air and quaint tranquility of the English countryside.

Located in County Durham's breathtaking North Pennines Area of Outstanding natural Beauty, you will immediately gain appreciation for the picturesque views surrounding this coveted home. With its expansive gardens, this property sprawls across about 0.64 acres, offering plenty of space for children to roam or for gardening enthusiasts to thrive in the natural beauty. The gardens are expansive, featuring stunning south-west facing views that treat you with beautiful sunsets over the lush greenery.

The interiors of this property are ready to welcome family living with its ample 157 square meters (1,690 square feet) of living space. Its fabulous L-shaped kitchen/dining room - designed by Nixon's - is an appealing heart of the home and is just ideal for family gatherings and entertaining. Alongside, includes a sitting room that's perfect for cozy evenings, and a large snug or office that provides versatility for a fifth bedroom or a dedicated home workspace. Here's a peek into some of the key features you'll find:

• 4 cosy double bedrooms
• 2 well-appointed bath/shower rooms
• Charming L-shaped kitchen/dining area
• Snug/office (potential 5th bedroom)
• Utility room for your laundry needs
• Additional washroom/WC
• Convenient adjoining garage/workshop
• Freehold with no onward chain for a quick purchase

Beyond the confines of the home, Bowes as a village embraces a life that feels as if it's out of a storybook. Children can attend the local primary school, and for social gatherings, the village hall and social club offer ample opportunity for community involvement. Explore the intriguing Bowes Castle that bears testimony to the area's rich history; in fact, the villa itself holds part of this history, once serving as a 17th-century coaching inn that Charles Dickens himself visited.

As you make yourself comfortable in this peaceful corner of England, you're not far cut-off from essentials or entertainment. The nearby market town of Barnard Castle is home to further amenities, schools, and vibrant local shops. Travel's convenient, too—with proximity to the A66 Trans Pennine Route and the A67 road links.

Weather in this region is typically English, with moderate summers and winters. Summers bring comfortable warmth, making it perfect for enjoying the serene garden or exploring the countryside, while winters require a cozy night in by the fire, perhaps reminiscing over the villa's rich history.

Should you decide to transform part of the villa or personalize it further, its current good condition is welcoming to updates or tweaks without the stress of major functional overhauls. Add your personal touches, and the property could unfold into the dream home you’ve been searching for.

Living in a villa like this offers an unparalleled level of privacy, with room for expansive gardens and inimitable peacefulness from everyday hustle and bustle. Imagine sipping your morning brew on the patio, engulfed in the soothing symphonies of nature and spectacular landscapes—that's the life you can invite here.

Here lies a rare opportunity to settle into a life enriched with history and modern charm. Seize this chance to become part of a vibrant community, to live in a home where history echoes in its walls, and beauty marks every corner. With price reflective of its allure and offering a gateway to a unique lifestyle, it's a gem worth considering.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
4
Size
157
Price per m²
€4,844
Garden size
2590
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
2
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Villa
Energy label

Unknown

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Allow me to paint a picture of a charming countryside retreat that is the Manor House. Nestled in the picturesque village of Kirkby Malham, near Skipton in North Yorkshire, this property offers a delightful blend of history, charm, and convenience. It's an ideal destination for those yearning to immerse themselves in the serene beauty of the Yorkshire Dales while still having access to the daily amenities offered by nearby towns. First, a touch of the local magic. Kirkby Malham stands proudly within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, an area renowned for its stunning landscapes. Just nearby, Malham beckons hikers and outdoor enthusiasts alike with its mesmerizing features like The Cove and Gordale Scar. Skipton, a short drive away, is a vibrant market town known for its quaint streets, historic castle, and bustling weekly markets. Settle and Gargrave also lie close at hand, offering convenient access to shopping, dining, and a variety of community activities. Now, let's delve into The Manor House itself. This stone-built country home oozes historical charm, with sections of the property dating back to the 17th Century. It's not just any country home, but one with a story, once owned by renowned American author Bill Bryson. With its original stone floors and exposed beams, the Manor House tells tales of days gone by while offering all the necessities of modern living. As a family home, it ticks all the boxes for comfortable living. The property unfolds over two floors, providing ample space for family members of all ages. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and dining room, which is perfect for family gatherings, Sunday roast diners, or quiet breakfasts. This country home's features create coziness: - Detac ... click here to read more

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Step into a world where rural serenity meets a tapestry of local heritage at the splendid East Stobby Lea farmhouse, nestled in the heart of Hexhamshire, Northumberland. If you're looking for a home where the charm of the countryside dovetails with tantalizing opportunities for development, this might just be your match. With 3 expansive bedrooms spread across a 289 square meters of well-thought-out space, this farmhouse is an expat's dream looking to settle into the English countryside. Before we dive into the finer details of the property, let me tell you a bit about what life is like in this neck of the woods. Living here, you're enveloped in the luxuriant greens that define Northumberland’s landscapes. Hexham, the picturesque market town just 9 miles away, offers everything— from splendid shopping experiences with both national and local brands, to a delightful mix of cafes offering home-style goods. Hexham is also the gateway to a variety of outdoor activities. Walks in the breathtaking countryside, historic sites like Hadrian’s Wall, and golfing at nearby Slaley Hall are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to leisure. With the A69 and A1 leading you to bigger commercial centers, you’re just far enough away for tranquility, yet close enough for convenience. Now, East Stobby Lea isn't just any property; it's a 3-bedroom farmhouse bursting with potential. Built using traditional Northumbrian stone, it's been a part of the local narrative for years. Though currently vacant, it offers ample opportunity for personalisation and modernisation to make it truly yours. The structure's quaint charm draws you in immediately, unveiling spaces that are cozy yet surprisingly roomy. The farmhouse greets you with a fitted k ... click here to read more

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Introducing Warren Lane House, a stunning detached period villa nestled in the picturesque village of Galphay, Ripon, North Yorkshire. As a seasoned and busy real estate agent, I've seen quite a few gems, but this one's got a certain charm you don't come across everyday. The property offers an impressive blend of traditional and modern living, with its historical features and thoughtfully updated interiors, making it ideal for anyone looking to enjoy the grandeur of country living without sacrificing modern comforts. This villa welcomes you with its handsome stone elevations as you approach it via a long private gravel driveway, which culminates in a generously-sized parking area. If you've got a family or just love having friends over, there's plenty of room for everyone's car here, which is always nice. The detached triple garage and additional workshop provide ample space for storage or projects. Let's step inside! Imagine walking into a gorgeous 26ft reception hall that truly makes an impact. It's currently serving as a formal dining room and offers access to the well-proportioned kitchen and breakfast room. With a regal blue, oil-fired Aga and an original Omega oven, the kitchen just screams "time to cook!" The window seating by the mullioned windows adds a touch of charm, ideal for informal dining. The adjoining utility room and pantry only enhance the convenience for anyone who loves a good bit of organization. Let's not forget the other splendid living spaces. The main reception room—a generous sitting room—features a dual aspect, allowing natural light to pour in, further spotlighted by its majestic open fireplace. A cozy snug perfect for unwinding, along with a comfortable family room boasting feature wood p ... click here to read more

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Imagine owning a slice of picturesque Scotland. Located in the serene heart of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Cashel Farm offers an authentic farmhouse experience coupled with sprawling estate grounds. The property features not only an idyllic rural retreat but also a unique opportunity for personal development or investment in conservation projects. The farmhouse itself is traditionally constructed, resonating with character and rustic charm. It boasts four ample bedrooms and three bathrooms, facilitating comfortable family living or hosting friends. Although the home is well-maintained, it shows potential for modernisation, providing a wonderful canvas for those looking to imprint their personal style. With a total living area of 218 square meters, the house offers a spacious yet cozy environment. Additionally, the estate encompasses 1,242 hectares (3,069 acres) of diverse landscapes, including hillsides, moorland, and woodlands. For those considering relocation or seeking a second home, the farmhouse environment promises a tranquil yet engaging lifestyle. It is perfect for families, nature enthusiasts, or retirees who appreciate both the quiet of a rural setting and the potential for active engagement with the environment. The local area brims with opportunities for outdoor activities. Neighboring properties steward similar conservation ideologies, fostering a community passionate about sustainable living and wildlife preservation. The estate’s network of walking paths not only provides an excellent walking, hiking, or biking experience but also an educational journey through native flora. Property Features: - Four bedrooms and three bathrooms - Spacious living area of 218 square meters - Heating via ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of the serene village of Melling, Yew Tree Cottage is a picture-perfect slice of country life just waiting to be rediscovered. This charming country retreat, with its origins dating back to 1756, whispers stories of a bygone era while offering endless possibilities for modern living. It’s a prime spot for anyone looking for a tranquil escape with room to breathe, yet with the vibrant community of Carnforth just a hop, skip, and jump away. Melling itself is a gem in the crown of the captivating Lune Valley, known for its stunning landscapes and rich history. The village prides itself on being a conservation area, and it's easy to see why. A wander around the picturesque streets reveals an array of well-preserved buildings and stunning vistas, giving you a sense of stepping back in time. It's a small haven of peace, yet surprisingly accessible, providing the best of both worlds. The cottage, sitting on its own 0.40-acre plot, is a true escape from the hustle and bustle, offering a unique opportunity for those who thrive in a serene environment. As you approach, the first sight you’ll encounter is the enduring character of this period property. Century-old sash windows, quaint fireplaces, and exposed wooden beams tell their own stories, weaving together an enchanting tapestry of history where modern comforts could easily be added. Upon entering through the Gothic arch doors, you’re welcomed into a generous sitting room that basks in natural light. The room’s triple aspect lets in mounds of sunlight, while the fireplace draws you in for cozy gatherings. Alongside, a snug provides that perfect nook for curling up with a good book or simply unwinding after a long day. The dining kitchen, with its authen ... click here to read more

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Ah, The Old Rectory & Annexe in Clifton, Penrith—a truly intriguing find here in the heart of Cumbria. Nestled on the cusp of the charming village of Clifton, this property offers a rare opportunity for those looking for a touch of Victorian elegance combined with a peaceful rural lifestyle. Let me walk you through this remarkable abode, which I like to think of not just as a house but a potential family home awaiting the personal touch of its new owners. As a busy estate agent who knows every nook and cranny of Penrith, I can tell you this place is quite the catch! First off, The Old Rectory is not just any house. It’s a Grade II listed Victorian residence, which means it comes with the charm you’d expect from a property with history—it’s got the high ceilings, spacious rooms, and don’t get me started on the entrance hall that practically oozes grandeur. But hey, let’s be real, while it's been well-maintained, it is indeed suited for someone who’s ready to do a bit of updating. All the basics are there; it just needs someone with a vision to reinvigorate its beauty. The property features an “in and out” driveway—let’s call it drive-in cinema style—perfect for your cars plus some friends’ too! Should you be inclined towards DIY projects or simply need space for your hobbies, the double garage is quite the gem with an inspection pit, power, lighting, and a built-in workbench. Here's a quick rundown of what the property includes: - 5 spacious bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - A double garage with ample parking - Original Victorian features throughout - Well-kept, extensive lawned gardens - A two-bedroom annexe And with no onward chain, the transition could be as smooth as a Sunday morning pancake. How often do you hear that no ... click here to read more

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Welcome to an enchanting opportunity nestled in the tranquil village of Armathwaite, perched elegantly upon the rolling landscape of Cumbria. This villa, lovingly known as Pennine House, is a splendid four-bedroom detached home that could be the dream abode for overseas buyers eager to settle in a picturesque slice of England. Okay, let's dive right into what makes this property a great place for families and expats alike, because we know you're bussy people making big decisions. Firstly, the locale. Armathwaite sits almost equidistant between the bustling towns of Penrith and Carlisle. It’s a village where the rural charm of England still thrives, with breathtaking views of the North Pennine Fells right from your doorstep. Living in this area means you are never far from charming English country life and a plethora of outdoor activities, tailored for those who cherish nature. From hiking the scenic trails, bird-watching, or simply taking a lazy stroll on a Sunday morning to soak in the serene atmosphere, there is no shortage of things to do. Armathwaite holds the allurement of community-centered living. The local primary school is well-regarded, making this home perfect for families with young children. For the grown-ups, the village boasts two delightful pubs that double as restaurants—a nod to British hospitality, with a pint or a glass of wine waiting for you after a long day. There’s also a local shop for your immediate needs and a railway station that keeps you connected to wider adventures. Now, let’s step inside Pennine House. Here, your potential new home awaits with nearly 2,000 square feet of living space well-distributed across its many rooms. This villa has been maintained to a high standard, offering air ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the tranquil village of Padfield, Glossop, this captivating country home on Temple Street offers an idyllic retreat for those seeking a perfect blend of rural charm and modern amenities. This generously sized detached property boasts ample space, with a layout that promises a comfortable lifestyle catering to families or anyone searching for expansiveness. Set on a sizable plot of approximately one-third of an acre, this home flanks beautiful open countryside, delivering serene views and a genuine feel of countryside living. The property's core charm lies in its traditional character. Imagine a home with soaring ceilings, adding an airiness to each room, alongside the appeal of character features adorning every corner. As you step into the grandeur of the entrance hall, you can already sense the blend of space and elegance. For those working from home, the conveniently located study room offers a quiet sanctuary. The property flows from its formal dining room seamlessly into a well-fitted kitchen, which has an open aspect that unfurls into a generous sitting room. The possibilities that wait outside are just as grand. A substantial stone-paved terrace beckons you to step outdoors, extending into a lush, expansive lawn, adorned with mature plant beds and whispering trees. These well-kept boundaries, with dry-stone walls, craft a quintessentially rustic British garden experience. Imagine warm summer days spent on the terrace, with the fragrant smell of flowers wafting through the air as you gaze out over the bucolic scenery beyond. The rear garden, with its sunny aspect, delights with a strong sense of privacy, making it a perfect spot for tranquil afternoons or entertaining guests. There's plenty of room for ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the tranquil village of Fadmoor, North Farm stands as a beautiful testament to the charm of 18th-century architecture, masterfully converted into a delightful farmhouse. With a sense of serenity enveloping this property, both foreign buyers and ex-pats will find a comforting slice of English countryside life here. With a price of £1,023,750, North Farm offers versatile living spaces across its three distinct self-catering cottages, each radiating its unique character. Let's explore what makes this property an appealing choice for those seeking a piece of peaceful life in the UK. Located in the heart of Yorkshire, Fadmoor is a village that whispers tales of the past with its picturesque rolling hills and serene landscapes. As a foreign buyer, you would be delighted to know that this place offers a genuine taste of rural England. Only a stone's throw away from the bustling towns of Kirkbymoorside, Helmsley, and Pickering, this property sits conveniently without sacrificing the beauty and stillness of country living. Climate-wise, the area enjoys a moderate climate, typical of the UK, with warm summers and mild winters, which allows you to enjoy outdoor activities almost year-round. The village is hugged tightly by the stunning North York Moors National Park, which is a treasure trove for walking and cycling enthusiasts. Imagine starting your day with a brisk walk or a cycling adventure along the myriad of trails that wind through the countryside, all commencing just outside your doorstep. The farmhouse itself is in a good condition, maintaining much of its historical allure while providing modern conveniences. The main house sleeps six comfortably, featuring spacious, well-appointed rooms. The large, well-eq ... click here to read more

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Nestled snugly in the heart of the breathtaking landscape of Kelso, we find a modernized country cottage, effortlessly mingling contemporary comforts with rustic charm. This exquisite property, with a generous price tag of £625,950, beckons overseas buyers, especially those looking for a permanent retreat or a new beginning in the quaint and verdant environs of the UK. Kelso, elegantly tucked away in the Scottish Borders, is known for its enchanting vistas, a gentle pace of life, and an inviting community spirit. When you live here, you'll wake each morning to the stunning views of the Cheviot Hills, a sight splendid enough to imbue your day with a surge of tranquility and inspiration. The climate in this area is typically mild, with warm summers—perfect for exploring the rolling hills and lush landscapes—and chilly, but cozy winters that invite you indoors for comforting fireside evenings. Now, let's journey through this inviting property. Picture an afternoon in your spacious reception room, one of the two this home offers, filled with laughter and the warmth of a gathering with loved ones. This is a home that doesn't just exist in the scenic countryside; it is an essential part of it. With four bedrooms in the main house, ample space is afforded for family or friends, promising privacy and comfort, complimented by two well-appointed bath/shower rooms, including a rather convenient ensuite. - 4 spacious bedrooms - 2 bath/shower rooms - 2 large reception rooms - Fully-functional modern kitchen - Breakfast area - Utility room - Downstairs WC - Double garage - Private parking - Ample storage workshop The kitchen, veering towards the modern spectrum, is not just a space for cooking but a hub of the home, where e ... click here to read more

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Let me paint a picture of your future home, a charming and idyllic country estate nestled in the serene landscape of Northumberland. Welcome to Berrington Backhill, a delightful 18th-century farm steading conversion located in the beautiful town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Firstly, the property's historical roots give it a unique character that’s hard to come by in modern constructions. Berrington Backhill has been thoughtfully converted to provide extensive family accommodation on 1.30 acres of well-maintained garden grounds. This home offers a truly rural lifestyle that many dream of but seldom find. The property is arranged in a square around a large, sheltered courtyard featuring a pond, stream, and patios surrounded by lush planting. It’s perfect for those looking for a peacefull country atmosphere without being too far from necessary amenities. Living in Berwick-upon-Tweed situates you in a historically rich town steeped in charm, with riveting tales of ancient conflicts and a plethora of historic landmarks to explore. From the medieval town walls to the iconic Royal Border Bridge, there’s never a dull moment. Plus, with its proximity to the Northumberland Coastline, you're always just a short trip away from breathtaking seaside views and delightful coastal walks. There’s tons to do around town. You can spend your weekends exploring the Northumberland National Park, a haven for nature lovers and hikers. Take a stroll along the River Tweed, enjoy some fishing, or visit the local cafes for a cozy, laid-back afternoon. Berwick also has a vibrant arts scene with galleries and theaters offering year-round entertainment. The property itself boasts generous and versatile accommodation, flowing naturally from room to room. ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of the stunning Hope Valley, this charming 5-bedroom country home awaits a family or investor who appreciates both character and opportunity. Located on Edale Road, this property isn't just about a house; it's about embracing a lifestyle in one of England's most picturesque regions. With a handsom 3.75 acres of lush grazing land and an annexe that adds kinda flexibility to your living arrangments, this farmhouse strikes a perfect balance between countryside allure and modern potential. Let's take a walk through this lovely abode. As you approach the property, you're greeted by the charm of the English countryside—serene, green, and utterly calming. The farmhouse itself presents a quintessential blend of period elegance and contemporary comfort. With five expansive bedrooms and three well-appointed bathrooms, there's ample space for everyone to relax and enjoy. - 5 Bedrooms - 3 Bathrooms - Annexe for flexible living - Approximately 3.75 acres of land - Existing outbuildings/stables/garage - Close proximity to local amenities - Spectacular views of Hope Valley - Peaceful location on Edale Road - Room for further extension - Possible Airbnb/holiday cottage potential What's particularly exciting about this property is the existing planning permission, which allows for a two-storey side extension to restore an existing cottage. This not only increases living space but opens up possibilities for personalising the area to your liking. Whether you're dreaming of a larger family space or a hobby room, there's room to make this farmhouse your own. While the property is in good condition now, these opportunities for renovation ensure that the buyer can put their own stamp on the place, making it truly thei ... click here to read more

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