Accommodation Comprises​

Ground Floor

Entrance Vestibule, Large Utility with Large Workshop off, Dining Room, WC/Larder Storage/Boiler Room, Breakfasting Kitchen with Double Glass Doors to Snug, Snug with Multi-fuel Stove, Drawing Room, Front Vestibule, Storage Under the Stairs, Stairs to First Floor

First Floor

Master Bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom and WC, Two Further Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Airing Cupboard

Garden and Grounds

South-Facing Lawned Walled Garden with Mature Trees, Shrubs and Herbaceous Borders, Summerhouse, Graveled/Paved Stone Terrace, Stable Block with Large Store Shed/Garage off, Coal Store, Log Store, Garden Shed, Further Shed Storage, ‘L’ Shaped One Acre Paddock to Front and Side of House, Graveled Parking for Cars to Front of Property, Grass Vehicular Access to Front of Property, Parking to Back of Property.

About 1 acre in total 

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Distances

Wooler 1 mile, Berwick upon Tweed 18 miles, Morpeth 31 miles, Alnwick 18 miles,

Bamburgh 17 miles, Kelso 23 miles, Newcastle City Centre 47 miles, Newcastle Airport 46 miles,

Edinburgh Airport 79 miles, Edinburgh City Centre 64 miles.

(All distances are approximate)

Area Insights

Coldmartin Farmhouse is a particularly beautiful family home, perched high above Wooler within a small farm development, overlooking un-spoilt breath-taking south facing views of the Cheviot Hills. 

The small and popular market town of Wooler, known as the ‘Gateway to the Cheviots’, was listed in the Sunday Times ‘best places to live’ list. Wooler is situated in one of the more sparsely populated areas in England, however Edinburgh to the north and Newcastle to the south are still easily accessible. Berwick East coast mainline train station is only eighteen miles away, with its extremely low crime rate, vibrant community spirit, down to earth friendly people, fantastic shops and local services, all on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, it is easy to see why Wooler is so popular amongst tourists and residents. Excellent local amenities include Cheviot Farm Bakery, TR Johnson Butcher, The Good Life Deli, The Chocolate Box, The Co-op Supermarket and numerous eateries including the Milan Restaurant, The Percy Arms in Chatton and the local Tankerville Arms. Schools include Glendale Middle School and Wooler First School, both have excellent reputations. Furthermore Wooler has numerous sporting activities to suit everyone (netball, pilates, yoga, football, badminton, golf), an art group, and it also offers an abundance of cycling, walking, wildlife, riding and birdwatching. 

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The surrounding area of Wooler is steeped in history with Bronze and Iron Age sites and the haunted Chillingham Castle. Wooler is also within easy reach of the wonderful Berwickshire and Northumbrian east coasts, with seaside towns such as Craster (renowed worldwide for its kippers), Bamburgh and Seahouses with their incredible unspoilt beaches, historical buildings and beautiful landscapes. The ancient Border towns of Coldstream, Kelso and Melrose are within easy reach. The historical town of Alnwick with its famous gardens, fountains and castle (as featured in Harry Potter) is only eighteen miles away. Country and sporting pursuits are also readily available in the nearby area, including hill walking, salmon and trout fishing, riding, hunting and shooting. There are plenty of excellent golf courses available relatively locally, such as: Wooler, Bamburgh, Alnwick, Seahouses, Berwick, Goswick, Eyemouth and the Hirsel.

A few miles to the northeast is the popular market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. It is famous for its stunning architecture, has a wide selection of amenities and is well serviced with local and national shops, five national supermarkets and schooling for all ages including a private school at Longridge Towers. Berwick also has a selection of leisure and sports clubs, banks, public houses, restaurants and The Malting theatre and cinema that offers daily shows and movies. There is a main line railway station that has regular trains to Edinburgh, Newcastle and London. Both Edinburgh and Newcastle are under one hour in travel time and London in circa three hours forty-five minutes. There is also the A1 trunk road that bypasses the town and provides easy access both north and south respectively.

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The attractive town of Morpeth can be found just thirty-one miles to the south and offers a first-class range of shopping, leisure facilities, healthcare, and schooling. There are excellent rail links to Newcastle, the North and the South. Newcastle-upon-Tyne lies forty-seven miles south and delivers everything you’d want from a busy vibrant city.

Coldmartin Farmhouse is remarkably well positioned to access the Scottish Borders, Edinburgh to the North, Newcastle to the South, and Newcastle International Airport is less than an hour away.