Occupying a truly enviable position within the picturesque historic village of Romaldkirk, Hollincroft is a distinguished period residence enjoying one of Teesdale's breathtaking settings. Standing within beautiful gardens extending to just over 1/3 of an acre, the property commands spectacular far-reaching countryside views, particularly from the first floor, creating a wonderful sense of peace and privacy.
This substantial family home has retained an abundance of original character and charm, with many period features complementing its generous accommodation. An entrance lobby leads into an impressive reception hallway where the original tiled floor immediately sets the tone for the quality and heritage found throughout the home. The elegant sitting room enjoys a beautiful bay window overlooking the gardens together with an attractive fireplace, whilst the equally impressive dining/drawing room provides a second superb reception space. A delightful orangery offers the perfect place to relax and appreciate the surrounding gardens and scenery, whilst the spacious kitchen/breakfast room is complemented by a useful utility room and separate cloakroom/WC.
To the first floor are three generous double bedrooms, all enjoying delightful outlooks across the surrounding countryside. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite shower room, whilst the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom.
The grounds are every bit as impressive as the house itself. Mature gardens surround the property, providing a high degree of privacy together with numerous seating areas from which to enjoy the exceptional rural views. A detached double garage incorporates a workshop, while two additional workshops offer excellent flexibility for hobbies, storage or home business use. Above these is a self-contained one-bedroom open-plan apartment, ideal for multi-generational living, or perhaps generating additional incomas a holiday let, subject to any necessarry permissions
Tenure: Freehold
Services: oil boiler, biomass secondary heating, solar photovolaics
Mains electric, water and drainage.
Double glazing
Local Authority: Main House - Durham County Council (Tax Banding G) Annexe - Durham County Council (Band A)
The property is situated on a conservation area (Romaldkirk)
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14 Duke Street, Darlington, County Durham, DL3 7AA
