The estate agent handling the sale, Finest Properties, highlights the home’s historical character and modern amenities – having been refurbished while retaining its original charm.
Hagg House, built in the 1850s on the edge of Cotherstone, is surrounded by formal gardens, meadows, and the tranquil River Balder.Open plan kitchen (Image: Zoopla)
One is property’s selling points is its location in a conservation area, adding to its appeal as an ‘idyllic rural retreat’.
The estate agent describes the interior as ‘spacious and beautifully appointed’, with premium details throughout.
The main reception rooms boast expansive bay windows, high ceilings, bespoke shelving, and decorative fire surrounds, creating a grand and inviting atmosphere.Sitting room (Image: Zoopla)
A standout feature of the property is the open-plan kitchen and breakfast room, which enjoys an abundance of natural light and a scenic view of the rear gardens.
The kitchen is well-equipped, with a Rangemaster induction hob, integrated Bosch fridge freezer, large central island, and a walk-in pantry.
The adjoining utility room offers practical storage solutions and access to the rear garden.Music room (Image: Zoopla)
The ground floor also includes a dining room, a study, and a WC.
Upstairs, the first floor houses five well-proportioned bedrooms, each with views of the neatly maintained formal gardens.
The principal bedroom is a spacious dual-aspect room, complete with an en-suite featuring a bespoke design by aqs Bathrooms.En suite bathroom (Image: Zoopla)
This includes ‘high-end’ fixtures such as a walk-in shower, WC, and hand wash basin.
The second main bedroom also benefits from a dual aspect and includes an en-suite shower room.
Three further double bedrooms share access to a ‘well-appointed’ family bathroom.Double bedroom (Image: Zoopla)
Externally, Hagg House is set within approximately 1.84 acres of walled gardens, extending to the riverside.
The gardens include formal sections, a large pond with a bridge, a wildflower meadow, and a cottage garden with an orchard containing 14 apple and plum trees.
Two patios adjacent to the house provide ideal spots for outdoor dining and relaxation.Open plan kitchen/diner (Image: Zoopla)
The meadow also includes a vegetable patch for gardening enthusiasts.
The property includes several outbuildings, with the highlight being a Grade II listed folly known as ‘Monk’s House’.
This outbuilding has planning permission for restoration.Walk in shower (Image: Zoopla)
The paddock, extending to approximately 1 acre, features 26 solar panels, offering sustainable energy solutions.
A double garage with an electric roller door, power supply, and lighting provides ample space for parking and storage, with a workshop area at the rear.
Located on the edge of the village of Cotherstone, the property is near a village shop, local cafes, two public houses, and a popular primary school.An ‘idyllic’ setting (Image: Zoopla)
The nearby historic market town of Barnard Castle, approximately 4.5 miles away, offers nurseries, primary and secondary schools including the renowned Barnard Castle School and Prep School, riverside walks, the Bowes Museum, and a range of restaurants.
Main line train stations are accessible at Darlington and Penrith, with international airports at Newcastle, Leeds Bradford, and Tees Valley.
The A66 and A1(M) are also easily accessible, bringing many areas within commuting distance.