4 bedroom detached house

A superb contemporary home with numerous outbuildings, private garden and rural views.

Description

Saltergill Gardens is a highly individual contemporary home, designed and built under the guidance of an established builder as his own residence. Finished to exacting standards, using high quality materials, the house showcases the best in modern design and construction.

The majority of the living accommodation orientates to the south, the highlight being a spacious kitchen/dining/living area with two sets of full height bi-fold doors opening onto the rear terrace, the whole area being underfloor heated and finished with a combination of oak floor boards and porcelain tiles. The kitchen is both stylish and high tech, fully fitted and well designed, perfect for entertaining and keen chef's. On the same elevation is a useful study/fifth bedroom and a
There is a more cosy sitting room on the opposite wing a luxury bedroom suite complete with walk in wardrobe and stunning bathroom, all under floor heated. The is a more cosy sitting room to the front of the house with cast iron fire place and above three double bedrooms served by three en suite bathrooms, all with excellent built in storage space.

In addition to the main house is a more recently constructed garden room/entertainment space, finished in cedar cladding, glazed on two sides with double doors opening onto a part covered deck with a sunken hot tub and BBQ area. Beyond this is a large lawned garden bordered by flower beds and bound by a timber fence.

Situated at the end of a long private drive, flanked by mature trees to the north and open countryside to the south, the house and gardens are particularly private. There is a large courtyard parking area to the front with space for numerous cars and access to the large outbuilding which currently serves as a two story garage and storage area extending to just under 3700sqft.

Location

Low Worsall has been a dwelling place since before the first records in 1086, which show transfer of land into the ownership of Robert de Brus, an early relative of Robert The Bruce. The village benefits from a pub/restaurant and lies on the outskirts of the Georgian Market Town of Yarm which is full of thriving independent shops, delicatessens, artisan eateries and restaurants.

The property is ideally situated within easy access to the A1(M) and A66 providing excellent links to major commercial centres of Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh to the North and Leeds, York and London to the South. Nearby Yarm Station offers a Northern Rail service which links to Darlington station on the East Coast mainline with regular services to Newcastle, Edinburgh, York and London while Durham Tees Valley International Airport, currently benefitting from a huge £588m redevelopment program, is nearby with Newcastle and Leeds Bradford Airports also within easy reach.

Please note all distances are approximate

Square Footage: 2,893 sq ft