4 Dye House Guyzance Bridge, Morpeth, NE65 9AB

A superb Grade II listed building formerly part of a dye house used in fabric production, this property is one of four beautiful conversions and offers a unique blend of contemporary living within a period property nestled in a peaceful and tranquil environment.

Elizabeth Humphreys Homes are delighted to welcome to the market this beautiful 3 bedroomed property featuring relaxing green and leafy outside spaces, parking to the front for up to four cars, uPVC windows and doors at the rear and wooden windows and doors at the front, super-fast fibre connection, oil central heating, a shared water treatment plant, mains electric and water.

This lovely home is perfectly placed to enjoy country life as well as the benefit of being close to the stunning Northumberland coastline.

Guyzance Bridge is a small hamlet located just outside Acklington village and with superb access to the A1 to travel south to Newcastle and north to Edinburgh.

Acklington is a peaceful village in the heart of Northumberland with a lovely sense of community.

Only a few miles away is the stunning Druridge Bay Country Park with its seven-mile stretch of sandy beaches and a series of smaller nature reserves, home to resident rare birds.

It’s the perfect place to ride, cycle, paddle or surf and you can even launch your own boat on the park’s lake.

A short drive away is the vibrant harbour town of Amble, where you will find plenty of shops, pubs, restaurants and other amenities.

Entry is via the front door which opens into a hallway with a Stiltz lift which ascends to the floor above and various doors leading off.

The ground floor WC is a superb asset as it negates the need to continually frequent the upstairs facilities.

The suite comprises a concealed cistern toilet, a half pedestal wall hung hand wash basin and a useful storage cupboard.

Formerly the garage, the kitchen-diner has been beautifully designed to create a stunning space in which to create culinary delights in addition to entertaining family and friends.

The addition of a slightly lower ceiling to part of the room creates a subtle divide between the kitchen and dining area and the space is finished with quality lvt flooring.

A large window within the dining area takes advantage of the green and leafy outlook in addition to allowing a wealth of natural light to circulate.

The kitchen offers a good number of wall and base units with a wooden door complemented by a contrasting block wood-look laminate work surface.

A central island showcases further base units with a wooden, blue-coloured door which work in harmony with the Silestone surface creating a sublime look.

Within the central island there is a belfast sink and a wine rack as well as bar stools which provide additional seating.

There is plumbing and space for a free-standing dishwasher, a free-standing fridge freezer, a built-in double oven, a microwave oven and a five-place induction hob with a pop-up extractor fan.

Two large windows overlook the rear garden in addition to allowing further light to enter.

The utility room, with useful storage, leads from the kitchen and houses the Worcester boiler for ease of access.

There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and a tumble dryer and a door provides external access to the rear garden.

Taking the attractive stairs to the first floor, the spacious and airy landing opens out to a large hallway which provides convenient access to the living room which is a welcoming room in which to spend time with family and friends.

A wood burner set upon a hearth forms an exquisite focal point enticing you to sit before it during the cooler months.

Two large windows allow a wealth of natural light to circulate within the space which flows freely into a superb multi-use space which takes advantage of the garden views.

This room would be ideal as a home office where views can be enjoyed whilst working or equally could be utilised as a playroom or a hobby room.

A second reception room, currently a bedroom, is a light and bright space courtesy of southerly orientated windows and a pair of double doors which open to decking leading to the rear garden.

This is a superb multi-use space. The property continues to impress with the third-floor accommodation where the landing opens out to two large en-suite bedrooms.

Slightly further removed from the main hub of the home, these are both beautifully peaceful rooms. The principal bedroom is a spacious double featuring a walk-in wardrobe.

With a vaulted ceiling incorporating a Velux window and a window overlooking the rear, this room is wonderfully light and airy.

There is further storage space available and room for a range of additional bedroom furniture.

The en-suite comprises a shower with jets and a waterfall shower head and separate shower head within, a concealed cistern toilet and a vanity unit with a concreate effect work surface with a recessed hand wash basin on top.

The space is finished with a non-slip floor and deep-grey marble-look wet walling within the shower area creating a sleek and stylish look. A window to the rear allows for natural light.

Bedroom 2 is a large double room with three windows overlooking the front capturing a green and leafy outlook and features a free-standing slipper style bath where you can relax and enjoy the tree top views.

The en-suite comprises a vanity unit with a shaped hand wash basin on top and a close coupled toilet with a push button behind.

The space is finished as in the previous en-suite and again creates a designer boutique hotel feel.

The property boasts beautiful wild gardens to the front and rear allowing you to reconnect with nature and enjoy watching birds and wildlife in their natural habitats.

The rear garden extends up behind the property where a pathway allows access to the different areas all of which offer different views of the wild and natural outside spaces views of which can also be appreciated from many of the principal living areas.

Furthermore, there is a beneficial outside summerhouse, with power and lighting, which is an ideal space in which to relax and unwind at the end of the day or which could be utilised as a second office space or hobby room.

There is also a garden shed and a useful wood store.

Tenure: Freehold Council tax Band: E, £3,174 for the 2026/27 financial year EPC: D “We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those selling or buying a property.

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EPC Rating: D Location Guyzance Bridge is a small hamlet located just outside Acklington village and with superb access to the A1 to travel south to Newcastle and north to Edinburgh.

Acklington is a peaceful village in the heart of Northumberland with a lovely sense of community.

Only a few miles away is the stunning Druridge Bay Country Park with its seven-mile stretch of sandy beaches and a series of smaller nature reserves, home to resident rare birds.

It’s the perfect place to ride, cycle, paddle or surf and you can even launch your own boat on the park’s lake.

A short drive away is the vibrant harbour town of Amble, where you will find plenty of shops, pubs, restaurants and other amenities.