This property presents a unique renovation and investment opportunity in the picturesque hamlet of Tow House, Bardon Mill. Spanning approximately 0.689 acres, the site has obtained planning permission for the construction of two four-bedroom residential homes, each featuring garages, driveway parking, and spacious gardens.
Situated just north of The Forge in Tow House, this location offers a blend of rural charm and community spirit. The village is well-equipped with essential amenities, including a village hall, an activity park, a public house, and a local store that also serves as a coffee shop. Families will appreciate the proximity to a first school with nursery facilities nearby.
Accessibility is another strong point of this property; it is conveniently located near the A69 corridor which connects Newcastle to the east and Carlisle to the west. The Bardon Mill railway station provides reliable cross-country services for commuting or leisure travel. For more extensive shopping and recreation options, Haydon Bridge is just a short distance away, while Haltwhistle—approximately four miles from the property—offers supermarkets and additional amenities.
The surrounding landscape is rich in natural beauty, ideal for walking and outdoor activities. Proximity to Hadrian's Wall country and Northumberland National Park further enhances its appeal as an investment site where potential homeowners can enjoy both tranquility and adventure.
In terms of development logistics, mains water and electricity connections are reported to be available nearby. Interested parties are encouraged to assess these services' capacity relative to their development plans.
Planning permission details can be verified through Northumberland County Council under reference number 21/01074/REM.
For those considering this investment potential or seeking more information on viewing arrangements, appointments can be made through YoungsRPS in Hexham.
