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How To Get Two Acres Of Land, A Garage & Stable - Without Buying A Farmhouse. This chain free end-terrace has more space and land than most. It’s move-in ready so you won’t need to spend much time indoors - and you can concentrate on making the most of all that outside space.

Two acres in Northumberland, with open countryside rolling to the horizon and sheep grazing in the field next door - attached to a simple, straightforward family home you can move into rather than a project that'll consume the next three years of your life.

Pigdon is a quiet little hamlet just off the A1, about five minutes drive from Morpeth. The house itself is simple and straightforward - a well-kept end-terrace that's ready for you to make yourselves at home.

On the ground floor there's a cosy sitting room with a working fireplace. The kitchen diner runs across the back of the house and is a good size for a family - with fitted units, space for a dining table and windows on two sides that let in plenty of light.

The family bathroom’s also on the ground floor, leaving more space upstairs for the bedrooms.

The main bedroom is a comfortable double. The views from the first floor window, out over the garden and the fields beyond are genuinely worth waking up to.

The second bedroom is another good double. The third is a single, perfectly sized for a child's room, dressing room or a home office.

But what sets this property apart from the rest is outside.

The back garden is large, with a generous lawn, a paved terrace and a useful outbuilding that works well as a kennel or stables.

Beyond the garden fence, the land continues - paddocks stretching out across approx two acres in total, bordered by hedging and post-and-rail fencing, with sheep grazing in the adjacent fields on the other side.

If you keep horses, ponies, chickens or any other small animals, the infrastructure is already largely in place.

There's a garage with room for a car and room for extra storage, a workbench or a motorcycle. And a large timber shed (almost 8m x 8m), which opens up all sorts of possibilities.

Despite the quiet, rural location Morpeth is only around five minutes away by car The A1 is about five minutes, which puts Newcastle within easy reach for commuters and makes it easy to head to the beach or explore the National Park.

Morpeth provides primary schools, secondary and King Edward VI Academy.

For the right buyer - someone who wants land, space and countryside on their doorstep without taking on a full-scale rural property - this is a rare find in this part of Northumberland. And it’s chain free.

Get in touch to arrange a viewing - I suspect there’s likely to be plenty of interest in this one and it won't be around for long.

EPC: E

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: A

End Of Terrace House in Morpeth