4 bed character property to buy in NE65

NO UPPER CHAIN!
Northumberland stone built property for sale in Longhorsley - previously home to one of history's most illustrious women Emily Wilding Davison.
We are advised the property is approximately 300 years old and has a range of uses over the years. Formally three houses, then two the property is now one detached dwelling. Once a bakery this is where Emily Wilding Davison lived with her parents and the very house in which the suffragette left before going to the Epson Derby in 1913. A commemorative plaque is erected on the property to acknowledge.
The current owners bought this in 2021 and has recently been refurbished to a high standard. With high ceilings, bright and airy rooms, this character property will appeal to array of potential buyers.
Longhorsely is a popular village in rural Northumberland, The village offers a useful range of local amenities and independent stores, as well as a community hall, first school and public house.
The popular market town of Morpeth is within easy reach ( 7 miles) and boasts excellent shopping and leisure facilities including a golf club, Morpeth train station gives rail links to Newcastle, Edinburgh and London Kings Cross. The surrounding countryside, in addition to a stunning Northumberland Heritage coastline, is perfect for picturesque walks and cycling. The A1 is within easy reach and provides excellent links to extensive facilities in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Accommodation briefly comprises: spacious hallway, shower room, lounge, large kitchen and utility room. To the first floor landing there are four bedrooms; two bedrooms benefitting from en-suite facilities and a large family bathroom. Externally there is a enclosed private secret garden which is accessed over common land. An attached garage is accessed via the rear lane which now forms the utility room/storage. Common land parking at the rear.
For more information or to view please call the Morpeth office. Video Tour Available.