Newgate, Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12 8NJ

A beautifully presented and charming Grade II Listed family home, offering four double bedrooms, three reception rooms and two bathrooms.

Formerly two properties, Appleby House provides flexible living accommodation throughout, as well as the opportunity to revert to two independent units, subject to consents.

Delightful enclosed gardens to rear, as well as a range of garaging/outhouses.

The Property Appleby House, 44 Newgate is a beautifully presented and charming Grade II Listed family home, occupying a convenient position set close to the town centre.

Dating back to 1826 and having formerly been two properties, Appleby House offers the potential to revert to two independent units if desired, subject to any necessary consents.

Having been lovingly restored by the current owners to provide superbly appointed accommodation ideally suited to family living, the property is available with well maintained gardens to the rear, as well as a double garage, and an additional single garage to the rear providing useful storage and off road parking.

The main entrance leads into the reception hallway, which features original mosaic tiled flooring and half panelling to the walls, which contribute to the overall charm and character of the property.

To the right hand side lies a living room, featuring a large multi-fuel stove set upon a slate hearth as the focal point.

The room is flooded with natural light courtesy of the large, sliding sash window to the front elevation which feature original, double wooden shutters.

To the left hand side of the reception hallway lies the kitchen/family room.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of base mounted units, topped with solid oak worktops which incorporate a porcelain Belfast sink.

There is an electric AGA housed within an inglenook with an extractor fan and downlighting above, as well as an integral dishwasher and a oven/microwave. There is also ample space for a dining table.

The kitchen opens into the family room, which can also be accessed from the reception hallway and provides an additional, versatile reception room, ideal for entertaining.

This room features an impressive multi-fuel stove set upon a stone hearth within an exposed inglenook, as well as original, double wooden shutters to the sliding sash window.

The rear hallway provides access to the remaining ground floor accommodation, featuring York stone flooring.

To the left hand side, there is a walk-in pantry with a range of shelving and a traditional stone cold slab. There is also space and power for freestanding appliances.

The WC/cloakroom is fitted with a range of useful storage and features a low level WC and a wash hand basin.

The utility room provides space, power and plumbing for a washing machine, as well as useful storage and a traditional stone inglenook.

The York stone flooring continues into the utility room, while external access to the rear can be granted from here.

An additional reception room lies to the front of the property and could be utilised for number of purposes.

Returning to the reception hallway, the staircase with original balustrading leads to the first floor landing, which is flooded with natural light courtesy of the large, arched window looking out to the garden.

The master bedroom is a well proportioned double facing the front elevation, light and airy courtesy of the two sliding sash windows.

Featuring two useful storage cupboards, the focal point is the impressive, original cast iron fireplace.

The master bedroom benefits from a Jack and Jill bathroom which can also be accessed from the first floor landing.

This bathroom is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a low level WC, a wash hand basin set within a vanity unit, a large walk-in shower cubicle with a mains fed shower, and a freestanding bath with a wall mounted tap.

Featuring original wooden flooring, there is also a cast iron fireplace within a stone surround.

There are two further, well proportioned double bedrooms to the front elevation, both of which feature traditional cast iron fireplaces within ornate wooden surrounds and useful built-in storage.

The fourth bedroom is a further good sized single and enjoys a rear aspect view, and featuring an additional cast iron fireplace.

The landing area benefits from an additional large, arched window with views over the rear garden and provides a useful office space.

An additional shower room completes the first floor accommodation and is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a low-level WC, a wash hand basin set within a vanity unit and a large walk-in shower cubicle with a mains fed shower.

Featuring fully tiled walls, the floor is laid with mosaic effect tile.

To the rear of the property, there is an enclosed garden which is predominantly laid to lawn and features flowering and shrubbery borders.

There is a delightful patio area providing an ideal entertaining space, as well as an additional raised decked area featuring a timber built summer house.

In addition to this, there is a greenhouse, ideal for the keen gardener.

There is gated access to the service lane at the side, as well as to the double and the additional single garage at the rear, both of which benefit from up and over doors, power and lighting. Notes 1.

Please note that the windows to the rear elevation are not operational. 2. Please also note that spray foam insulation has been used in the roof space. 3.

Listed Building Consent has been granted for full replacement of the roof.

This is due to be carried out by a specialist heritage roofing contractor in April 2026, which will include removal of the spray foam insulation. 4.

In line with The Estate Agents Act 1979, we are required to inform any interested parties that the vendor is related to a Partner of GFW LLP. 5.

The service lane to the side is under ownership of a neighbouring property. It is understood that Appleby House benefits from pedestrian and vehicular rights.

Tenure & Possession Freehold, available with vacant possession upon completion. EPC Rating This property has been certified with an EPC Rating of D/62. Local Authority Durham County Council.

The property is Council Tax Band E. Utilities The property benefits from mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. The central heating system is powered by a gas fired boiler.

Parking There is a double garage, and an additional single garage to the rear of the property providing off road parking.

Characteristics Broadband is currently connected with average download speeds of approximately 34.6mbps.

Mobile coverage is available, interested parties are advised to perform their own due diligence in respect of availability. The property is Grade II Listed and is located within a Conservation area.

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The Area Barnard Castle is an historic market town providing a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities including The Witham which provides the town with a café along with hosting a range of events.

Often referred to as the gateway to Teesdale, there are many renowned beauty spots close at hand along with access to the Lake District, Swaledale and North Yorkshire Moors.

For the commuter the A66, A67 and A1(M) provide links with the major commercial centres of the North East.

Darlington Main Line Railway Station and Durham Tees Valley International Airport offer further communications with the rest of the country.