House For Sale £129,950
Overview
Reside in the land of the prince bishops...Hunters are delighted to present to the market this niche bespoke period property which has been tastefully transformed from an iconic landmark, into what we believe to be, one of County Durham's most prestigious residences nestled in a prime position overlooking The Village Green within this ancient village dating back as early as the 8th century, administered by English Heritage as a conservation area. The residence includes five distinctive apartments and a detached Coach House, each distinctively tailored whilst boasting a historical charm and individuality carefully nurtured by one of the regions superior local craftsmen. Easington Village is situated within reach of a new railway station in the neighbouring village and the A19 which interconnects with all regional centres including the beautiful historical City of Durham some 10.4 miles by car, the vibrant harbour town of Seaham and Hartlepool which consistently hosts the infamous Tall ships race. The village is centred around a beautiful village green and the 12th -13th century St Mary's church, it includes a popular academy school with good Ofsted reports, offers an enchanting village ambience and lies a short distance from the scenic heritage coastline. For further information and to arrange a personal appointment to view please contact your local Hunters office situated in the nearby Castle Dene Shopping Centre in Peterlee. EPC: C
Agents Notes
It is a pleasure for Hunters to assist in presenting to the market this awe inspiring bespoke development of individualistic apartments and detached Coach House which overlook the breathtaking Village Green. "The Coach House" High Green Court embellishes all the notable distinguishable attributes associated with a grandeur of times gone by blended with a splash of contemporary finishes includi...
Lounge (5.77m x 4.19m)
The bespoke nature of this niche detached cottage residence encapsulates the traditional character and blends it together with a spectacular contemporary edge. Entrance into the Coach House is gained via the main inner courtyard for High Green Court, through the attractive old brickwork into the awe inspiring lounge. Two full length feature double glazed panel windows accompany the external d...
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Kitchen
The wonderful array of contemporary wall and floor cabinets finished in alternative white and Oak colours compliment the niche character of the cottage and integrate a halogen hob situated beneath an elevated black extractor canopy, an elevated brushed steel oven and plumbing for an automatic washing machine. Further attributes include a stainless steel sink complete with mixer tap fitments, a...
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First Floor Landing
Positioned at the top of the attractive staircase from the lounge, the charming landing area features a newel posted spindle balustrade, loft access and doors opening into the inspiring master bedroom and lavish shower room W/c.
Shower Room (1.98m x 1.87m)
This fabulous facility has been finished with a sumptuous contemporary suite comprising of a chrome etched double shower enclosure with glazed screens, the appealing wood grained finish to the vanity area compliments the suite perfectly and integrates a concealed flush low level W/c accompanied with an elevated curved hand wash basin finished with polished chrome mono-block tap fitments and a u...
Master Bedroom (4.21m x 3.73m)
The awe inspiring larger than average master bedroom exudes a stylish blend of contemporary flavours with a traditional edge, incorporating sloping beamed ceilings and a radiator complete with two feature niche windows looking onto the inner courtyard.
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Inner Courtyard
Inner courtyard
External Views
External views
View From Village Green
View from village green
EPC
Environmental impact of this property. One of the biggest contributors to climate change is carbon dioxide (CO2). The energy used for heating, lighting and power in our homes produces over a quarter of the UK’s CO2 emissions. An average household produces 6 tonnes of CO2 This property produces 1.8 tonnes of CO2 This property’s potential production 0.5 tonnes of CO2 By making the recommended ...
Reside in the land of the prince bishops...Hunters are delighted to present to the market this niche bespoke period property which has been tastefully transformed from an iconic landmark, into what we believe to be, one of County Durham's most prestigious residences nestled in a prime position overlooking The Village Green within this ancient village dating back as early as the 8th century, administered by English Heritage as a conservation area. The residence includes five distinctive apartments and a detached Coach House, each distinctively tailored whilst boasting a historical charm and individuality carefully nurtured by one of the regions superior local craftsmen. Easington Village is situated within reach of a new railway station in the neighbouring village and the A19 which interconnects with all regional centres including the beautiful historical City of Durham some 10.4 miles by car, the vibrant harbour town of Seaham and Hartlepool which consistently hosts the infamous Tall ships race. The village is centred around a beautiful village green and the 12th -13th century St Mary's church, it includes a popular academy school with good Ofsted reports, offers an enchanting village ambience and lies a short distance from the scenic heritage coastline. For further information and to arrange a personal appointment to view please contact your local Hunters office situated in the nearby Castle Dene Shopping Centre in Peterlee. EPC: C
Agents Notes
It is a pleasure for Hunters to assist in presenting to the market this awe inspiring bespoke development of individualistic apartments and detached Coach House which overlook the breathtaking Village Green. "The Coach House" High Green Court embellishes all the notable distinguishable attributes associated with a grandeur of times gone by blended with a splash of contemporary finishes includi...
Lounge (5.77m x 4.19m)
The bespoke nature of this niche detached cottage residence encapsulates the traditional character and blends it together with a spectacular contemporary edge. Entrance into the Coach House is gained via the main inner courtyard for High Green Court, through the attractive old brickwork into the awe inspiring lounge. Two full length feature double glazed panel windows accompany the external d...
Room
Room
Room
Room
Kitchen
The wonderful array of contemporary wall and floor cabinets finished in alternative white and Oak colours compliment the niche character of the cottage and integrate a halogen hob situated beneath an elevated black extractor canopy, an elevated brushed steel oven and plumbing for an automatic washing machine. Further attributes include a stainless steel sink complete with mixer tap fitments, a...
Room
Room
First Floor Landing
Positioned at the top of the attractive staircase from the lounge, the charming landing area features a newel posted spindle balustrade, loft access and doors opening into the inspiring master bedroom and lavish shower room W/c.
Shower Room (1.98m x 1.87m)
This fabulous facility has been finished with a sumptuous contemporary suite comprising of a chrome etched double shower enclosure with glazed screens, the appealing wood grained finish to the vanity area compliments the suite perfectly and integrates a concealed flush low level W/c accompanied with an elevated curved hand wash basin finished with polished chrome mono-block tap fitments and a u...
Master Bedroom (4.21m x 3.73m)
The awe inspiring larger than average master bedroom exudes a stylish blend of contemporary flavours with a traditional edge, incorporating sloping beamed ceilings and a radiator complete with two feature niche windows looking onto the inner courtyard.
Room
Room
Inner Courtyard
Inner courtyard
External Views
External views
View From Village Green
View from village green
EPC
Environmental impact of this property. One of the biggest contributors to climate change is carbon dioxide (CO2). The energy used for heating, lighting and power in our homes produces over a quarter of the UK’s CO2 emissions. An average household produces 6 tonnes of CO2 This property produces 1.8 tonnes of CO2 This property’s potential production 0.5 tonnes of CO2 By making the recommended ...
