9 properties for sale in Middleton in Porthcawl Middleton

Rare opportunity to purchase a good size ground floor Two bedroom retirement apartment (over 60's) presented in excellent order throughout. Lounge/diner, kitchen, two double bedrooms, wet room, cloakroom w/c and outside courtyard garden with Seaviews. Situated within walking distance to seafront and Town Centre in Porthcawl. EPC: BCouncil tax band: F Service charge: £2,786.52 approx per annum.Entrance Hall (4.5m x 2.8m)Entrance via hard wood fire door into Hallway, carpet as fitted underfloor heating, intercom system, storage cupboard housing water tank system.Lounge/Diner (5.49m x 4.27m)Upvc double glazed French doors leading out to courtyard garden with Seaviews, carpet as fitted with underfloor heating, electric flame effect fire with attractive surround.Kitchen (3.23m x 2.16m)Co-ordinating wall and base units, stainless steel sink, eye level electric oven, electric hob with extractor fan above, integral fridge/freezer, tiled to splash back area, window to front elevation and ceramic tiled floor and plumbing for wshing machine.Wet Room (2.16m x 2.13m)Fully tiled walls, wall mounted vanity basin, wall mounted w/c, ceramic tiled floor with under floor heating, walk-in shower area with glass side screen.Bedroom One (4.67m x 2.8m)Carpet as fitted, Upvc double glazed window to front elevation, mirrored fitted wardrobes and underfloor heating.Bedroom Two (3.45m x 2.67m)Upvc double glazed window to front elevation, carpet as fitted with underfloor heating.Outside Patio AreaLow maintenance patio area with wrought iron railings, overlooking The Bristol Channel.

Cefneithin is situated within the picturesque village of Middleton. This 4-bedroomed detached bungalow which sits amidst approximately 2 acres of beautiful gardens, paddock, and potential building plot provides endless potential. The grounds of this renovation opportunity enjoys exceptional coastal and countryside views and is just a short stroll from the world renowned Rhossili Bay. The Gower Peninsula is the first ever place to be designated an area of outstanding natural beauty in the UK.Chain-Free, Freehold, Tax Band - F, Oil/Electric, Solar Panels, Propane Gas Bottles, The vendor has advised that an overage for future development of the land may be includedThe breathtaking views, the long sandy beach of Llangennith, Worms Head, the historical wreck of Helvetia visible at low tide and the towering cliffs, all add to its attraction and make it an all year round destination. It is popular with surfers, paraglides, ramblers, locals and holiday makers alike. In spite of this Rhossili still manages to maintain its tranquillity and unspoilt beauty.Let us explore this property in more detail...ApproachAs you meander through the spectacular village of Middleton you will be awestruck by the impressive and ever changing outlooks. Journey down the quaint country road, School Lane and through a 5-bar wooden gate which invites you into Cefneithin. You will arrive at a tarmac and chip stone driveway offering ample parking for an array of cars. You cannot fail to be mightily impressed by the beautiful location of this property nestled amongst the Gower countryside surrounded by all that nature has to offer.Step inside...PorchYou are welcomed into a useful porch with generous space for storing your outdoorsy shoes. This porch is laid with easy to clean tiles and from here you have access to the entrance/hallway.Entrance/HallwayJourney into a bright and airy entrance/hallway thanks to the floor to ceiling window to the front of the home. This spacious area is laid with carpet and offers ample room for housing coats after those long days exploring Gower. From here you have access to the main living spaces, cloakroom, utility, four bedrooms, and family bathroom.CloakroomA useful cloakroom furnished with a WC, wash basin, frosted window to the front, and is laid with tiles.UtilityThe essential utility room is a generous size creating a great space for storage. Housing a range of storage cupboards, porcelain sink, frosted window to the front, and is laid with tiles.Kitchen/Breakfast Room (6.37 x 2.68 (20'10" x 8'9"))A very generous in size kitchen/breakfast room with natural light beaming in through the large window to the front of the home overlooking the Gower countryside. This space offers an array of wall and base units with integrated double inset stainless-steel sink, neff oven and grill, Hotpoint 4-ring gas hob, tiled flooring, room for one under the counter appliance and one free-standing appliance. Here you also have a feature window into the dining room, direct access to the lounge, and space for a desirable breakfast table for up to 4 seats.Lounge (6.35 x 4.51 (20'9" x 14'9"))An abundance of natural light beams into this area through the large floor to ceiling windows with a sliding door guiding you out to the patio. This spacious lounge is a wonderful space for socialising with friends & family and admiring the beautifully manicured garden. Here you also have charming parquet flooring, feature window into the sunroom and an attractive log burner with stone surround and slate hearth. From here you have access into the dining room, kitchen, and entrance/hallway.Dining Room (3.95 x 3.66 (12'11" x 12'0"))Here you have a lovely size dining room with ample space for a large dining set for up to eight seats, a window to the side and is laid with carpet. A wonderful space to wine and dine with loved ones thanks to the great connection with the sunroom and amazing views of the garden.Sunroom (3.21 x 2.85 (10'6" x 9'4"))Through a glass sliding door from the dining room you are welcomed into a wonderful, bright and tranquil space. Offering tiled flooring, a feature window into the lounge and impressive vistas of the garden via the multiple windows and double patio doors. A superb space to unwind in after those long days and observe nature.Journey back to the entranceway and down the hallway where you will find all the bedrooms and family bathroom.Bedroom Three (3.50 x 3.02 (11'5" x 9'10"))Firstly, bedroom three is a lovely size double bedroom with lots of natural light flooding in through the window to the rear. This space is laid with carpet and is fitted with an array of shelving.Bedroom Two (3.50 x 3.01 (11'5" x 9'10"))Another lovely size double bedroom with a window to the rear allowing lots of natural light to brighten this space. Bedroom two also enjoys beautiful outlooks of the garden, fitted wardrobes and storage, wash hand basin, and is laid with carpet.Family BathroomThe family bathroom is fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, fitted bath with shower unit and addition hand-held shower head, frosted window to the front and vinyl flooring.Bedroom One (3.64 x 3.50 (11'11" x 11'5"))Situated to the rear of the home with a window overlooking the garden and feature windows to the side allowing natural light to flood in. This generous double bedroom is laid with carpet and enjoys fitted wardrobes, wash basin with storage underneath, walk-in shower and extractor fan.Bedroom Four (2.71 x 2.43 (8'10" x 7'11"))A beautifully bright single bedroom thanks to the large window to the side. Offering fitted wardrobes, built-in storage cupboard with hanging rail and shelving. This space would create a fantastic home office, play room or what ever you may desire.Step Outside…The exceptional grounds of Cefneithin wrap around the home and offers approximately 2 acres of beautifully presented gardens, paddock, and an orchard which is a potential building plot subject to planning. The garden enjoys a fantastic mix of large patio area and level lawns, which are all lined with mature trees and shrubs and the most amazing displays of flowers for all seasons. Multiple seating areas can be peppered around the grounds, where you can enjoy countryside views and the ever changing sights and sounds of nature. In addition you have the pleasure of a large shed, green house, perfect space for a vegetable patch, and a dormant swimming pool which could easily be reinstated and enjoyed during the summer months. To the side of the home you will also find detached external storage fully equipped with lighting and electric which has ample room for hiding outdoor equipment.The orchard area enjoys an array of fruit trees and also has the pleasure of its very own access from the drive via a 5-bar gate. This area provides endless potential subject to planning. Leading from here, this property benefits from a generous paddock which enjoys spectacular views towards Ilfracombe, Lynton and Lundy Heritage Coast.Solar PanelsCefneithin benefits from solar panels which contribute toward a more energy efficient home.Local AreaLocated in the peaceful coastal village of Rhossili along the Gower Peninsula, the first place to be awarded an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Blessed with many award-winning sandy beaches, beautiful bays, and interesting coves to explore. Offering views towards Mewslade Bay, possibly one of the prettiest bays on the Gower.Connecting with the outdoors is a must; there are opportunities to walk along incredible coastal pathways with the land meeting the sea with a strong defiant dominance. Here and there the undulating landscape meanders more gently towards sandy coves - some of which can only be reached by foot and so preserving the very nature of its seclusion and beauty.Additional Property InformationChain-FreeFreeholdTax Band - FOil/ElectricSolar PanelsPropane Gas BottlesThe vendor has advised that an overage for future development of the land may be included

This is a particularly well designed detached villa Circa 2003) occupying a mature corner plot. It is extremely spacious with flexible accommodation (175sqm) and many attractive features including hardwood floors and open aspect. The impressive living room boasts a large walk-in bay window, log-burning stove and double doors leading into to the dining room. The versatile family room enjoys a dual aspect and benefits from an Aga multi fuel burner. The family room extends into the sizeable well-fitted kitchen with utility room off. A shower room and the fourth bedroom are also positioned on the ground floor. Upstairs is a very spacious master bedroom offering extensive fitted wardrobes plus the luxury of a stylish en suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms (one with in-built wardrobes) and the family bathroom with separate shower.Gas lpg central heating (communal tank) is complemented by two log-burning stoves and double glazing.The property has a spacious single integral garage (17sqm) and double drive. This is a mature corner plot with shrubbery, ornamental trees, patio and timber shed. The central ‘village' green on the development is communal.Lying alongside the A7 road, the small, picturesque hamlet of North Middleton is encircled by open countryside and woodlands. 2 miles (3km) south east of Gorebridge with its railway station and extensive amenities. The village itself has a modern well reputed primary school, a community hall which holds various activities for all ages, and a regular bus service. Midlothian has a wealth of nearby Country Parks, Sports Clubs, Retail Parks and AmenitiesFloor coverings, curtains, blinds and all integrated kitchen appliances are included in the sale price.The property has been valued at £385,000 and the Home Report is available from the espc web site.The property lies in Council Tax band F and has a D rated Energy Performance Certificate.To view telephone Agent out with office hours).ViewingTel Agent or

Enjoying a magnificent setting, right on the shore front of the Firth of Clyde, Middleton Drive is a small, quiet traffic free lane that is home to a selection of delightful stone built properties. In one of Helensburgh’s most picturesque settings, with uninterrupted views across the water over to Craigendoran Pier to the east and the Rosneath Peninsula to the west, this substantial detached stone built Victorian villa offers exceptional family accommodation over its two floors. The house sits in level, mature and enclosed gardens that are mainly lawned to the front, side and rear. There is a gate at the front opening into a path with steps leading up to the front door and at the rear there is a tandem two car garage (with electric door) and a further gate opening into the gardens from Middleton Lane and with access to the rear door of the house from here. The accommodation of the property extends to over 2200 square feet and is perfectly laid out for the larger family. On entering the ground floor, a large and welcoming vestibule can accommodate seating for four people and enjoys sizeable windows taking in the views. From here there is entry through to the main reception hall. To the front of the property there is a large formal lounge with box bay window again enjoying the views and on the other side of the hall, a similarly proportioned formal dining room again with bay window. There is a family/sitting room behind the lounge and behind the dining room is a good sized modern breakfasting kitchen. From the kitchen there is access through to a rear hallway which can be accessed from the back garden and it includes two deep built-in cupboards, a useful utility room and further storage. To the rear of the reception hall is a modern refitted downstairs shower room. Moving onto the half landing there is access from here to a large refitted family bathroom and a separate shower room and off the main landing there are four very well proportioned double bedrooms, two of which enjoy dormer windows taking in the best views in the house over the water. There is also a fifth bedroom, with dormer window taking in the views. This room would be a perfect home office/study. The property has full gas fired central heating and is double glazed throughout.Located in the ever popular Craigendoran area, Middleton Drive is a quiet place to live and is only a short walk from Craigendoran railway station which is just around the corner. The house is also within easy reach of the modern Hermitage Academy and the Morrisons store. The centre of Helensburgh is easily accessible within a fifteen minute walk and it provides a wide selection of shops and supermarkets, bars, restaurants and cafes. There is a post office in the town along with banks and Helensburgh Central train station with services to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Further up Sinclair Street is Helensburgh Upper station which provides a service up the west coast and a sleeper train to London. The area has fantastic leisure facilities with numerous sports clubs in and around the town, along with great sailing on the Clyde and the Gare Loch and with Loch Lomond only a short drive away. Glasgow is within easy reach in around thirty-five to forty minutes as is the International Airport via the A82 and the Erskine Bridge. EPC - Band D.

Spacious stone built family home with flexible accommodation on one level with a generously sized garden and wonderful southerly views.DescriptionTorcraik Court is an attractive property which dates from the 1700s but was converted by the current owner in the 1990s. The property is stone built under a pantile roof and has accommodation arranged in an L-shape over a single storey. The accommodation is very flexible and the layout of the house could be altered to suit the different needs of a buyer if required.The everyday door is into the utility room which is adjacent to the kitchen and the driveway. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units with an integrated breakfast bar, Rayburn range cooker, electric hob and double oven, dishwasher and fridge freezer. Next to the kitchen is a sun room with views on three sides over the garden and bi-folding doors to the patio. Also at this end of the house is a cosy sitting room and a formal dining room, which could also be a fifth bedroom if required.The west wing of the property is where the principal bedroom is located; this has a built in wardrobe as well as an en suite shower room with sauna. There is a further bedroom within the west wing which has an adjacent family bathroom with sunken bath.Set centrally in the house is a generously sized sitting room with views to the front of the house. There is also a sliding door from here out to the south facing elevated patio which has far reaching views. There are two further reception rooms beyond which have gas fireplaces and opposite are two bedrooms which share a spacious family bathroom with bath and large walk in shower. There is a capacious cupboard at the end of the hallway which houses the boiler.The grounds to Torcraik Court are entered through a set of electric gates and at the front of the house is a large gravel parking area where in 2014, planning permission was granted for a garage to be built. The main garden is located on the southeast side of the property and is sheltered by a row of mature shrubs. It includes colourful flower beds and a centrally located pond. In addition there is a substantial terrace to the back of the house which overlooks the surrounding countryside. Beyond the main portion of garden are the ruins of an old mill which sits on the southern edge of the plot.Beyond the boundary is additional rough ground and woodland which can be made available subject to separate negotiation.LocationNorth Middleton is an attractive rural village just south of Gorebridge and adjacent to the historic hamlet of Borthwick in the rolling countryside.Gorebridge is just over a mile away and is located approximately 11 miles to the southeast of Edinburgh city centre and offers local schooling, a good range of convenience shopping together with a variety of leisure and recreational facilities and all the usual amenities including restaurants. The area benefits from a regular public transport service operating to the city centre and neighbouring Midlothian towns and villages.The Edinburgh City Bypass is only a short drive away and this gives direct links heading west to the M8 and Glasgow and the M9, and north over the Forth Road Bridge. Heading eastward, the Bypass connects to the A1 and the heart of East Lothian and beyond. In addition, the Borders rail link is also nearby and offers services in and out of Edinburgh.Square Footage: 3,163 sq ftAcreage:0.96 AcresAdditional InfoViewings - Strictly by appointment with Savills .Services - Mains water and electricity. Private drainage to septic tank. Oil fired central heating.Local Authority & tax band - Midlothian Council Tax Band E.Fixtures & Fittings - Integrated white goods, blinds and light fittings are to be included within the sale. Crystal chandelier is excluded from the sale. Curtains are not included but can be agreed by separate negotiation.Garden statues and pots are not included.Conservation Area - The property is located within a Conservation Area.Solicitors - Lindsays llp. Caledonian Exchange, 19a Canning Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8HE. Tel .Photos Taken - November 2022.Date Produced - November 2022.Planning - Planning permission in principle has been granted for the erection of two dwellings on the land to the northwest of Torcraik Court. Planning permission was granted for a double garage.

This lovely double-fronted house is found on leafy Middleton Road, a pretty street located seconds from London Fields and Broadway Market. Extending just under 1,600 sq ft, the house comprises two large, open living areas, three bedrooms, and an expansive and verdant garden. Constructed circa 1880, the house has wonderful proportions and large windows, typical of the era.Setting the SceneThe house is found in the Graham Road and Mapledene conservation area. Designated in 1997, the area is mostly made up of early-mid 19th-century housing but also a number of Georgian houses further afield, on Dalston Lane. The combination of historical interest and architectural quality merited the conservation order. According to the report of the chief planner at the time: "The predominant character of the area derives from the large scale development in response to the housing demand in the mid-19th century. This has resulted in well-proportioned and pleasant streets of finely designed and built houses... [and] has resulted in an area that is important not just to Hackney, but to London".An excellent example of a late 19th-century townhouse, the house was divided into two apartments at one stage and has been lovingly united back into one home by the current owner. The house has a handsome façade, constructed with London stock brick and black-painted window frames.The Grand TourEntry is on the raised ground floor. A striking green-painted door with ornate stained glass panels opens into the hallway. Original floorboards run throughout the ground floor. On the left is a formal double sitting room, crowned with decorative plasterwork and cornicing. A fireplace with an original marble surround creates a focal point at one side of the room. This is an incredibly bright and sunny room with dual aspect sash windows; at the rear, the window frames green views over the gardens.Ascending downstairs, past a tongue and groove panelled wall and a shower room, is the kitchen. This room is composed of blue-painted cabinetry and wooden worktops set against lovely terracotta floor tiles. From here, a door opens onto the garden. Behind is a useful boot room, with its own entrance onto the street. An open-plan dining and living room is also on this floor, again with wooden floors and a second marble fireplace surround. A pair of French doors lead into a sunken part of the garden, perfect for a morning coffee.There are three bedrooms, one currently used as a study. The principal bedroom lies on the top floor and has a large en suite bathroom, with a freestanding, cast-iron bath in the centre of the room, alongside a separate shower.The Great OutdoorsA magnificent 54 ft garden is found to the rear of the house. This is mostly laid to lawn with planted borders and an apple tree, which is heavy with fruit in the autumn. The garden is surrounded by mature trees and is brilliantly private and peaceful as a result. At the front, the house is set back from the road, behind a small front garden, with further planting and an original chequerboard-tiled entranceway.Out and AboutMiddleton Road is excellently located in central Hackney, just to the west of the popular London Fields and bustling Mare Street and close to the green spaces of Victoria Park and the Regent’s Canal path.There are many fantastic restaurants locally, notably Lardo on Richmond Road, the renowned Angelina’s on Dalston Lane, Elliot’s and Bright on Mare Street, and Pidgin and Violet on Wilton Way. Weekly markets take place at Victoria Park and Well Street, and Broadway Market has a reputation for some excellent places to eat and drink; it also hosts a food market on Saturdays. The E5 Bakehouse, on the edge of London Fields, is excellent for freshly baked artisan bread and grains, and nearby Netil Market is a thriving hub of restaurants, breweries and coffee roasters.The house also lies within the catchment area of Outstanding Queensbridge Primary School.Haggerston and Dalston Junction Overground are equidistant and run direct services to Stratford and Highbury & Islington. Bethnal Green Underground station, easily accessible by bus, has excellent links to central London via the Central Line.Council Tax Band: H

Freehold house. We are delighted to launch to the market this magnificent Georgian style freehold townhouse which has recently been beautifully renovated and restored to an exceptionally high standard.Comprising four bedrooms, two bathrooms, reception room with impressive ceiling heights throughout and an open plan kitchen dining room perfect for entertaining.Middleton Place is located moments away from local shops, restaurants and cafe's on Great Titchfield Street and Great Portland Street as well as being ideal for Oxford Street offering high street shopping as well as fantastic transport links including Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.

Freehold house. We are delighted to launch to the market this magnificent Georgian style freehold townhouse which has recently been beautifully renovated and restored to an exceptionally high standard.Comprising four bedrooms, two bathrooms, reception room with impressive ceiling heights throughout and an open plan kitchen dining room perfect for entertaining.Middleton Place is located moments away from local shops, restaurants and cafe's on Great Titchfield Street and Great Portland Street as well as being ideal for Oxford Street offering high street shopping as well as fantastic transport links including Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.

Accommodation in BriefSadberge HallGround FloorConservatory Entrance | Reception Hall | Drawing Room | Sitting Room | Kitchen | Dining Room | Orangery | Office | Utility Room | Cloakroom | Rear Porch | Leisure Suite with Swimming Pool, Sauna & Changing Facilities | CellarsFirst FloorFive Bedroom with En-suite Facilities | Dressing RoomSecond Floor – ApartmentOpen Plan Sitting Room & Kitchen | Office | Bedroom | Sauna | Bathroom | Shower Room | Snooker Room | Games Room | StorageGardens & GroundsExtensive Landscaped Gardens | Kitchen Garden | Orchard | Outdoor Seating Areas | Kennels | Garaging & Parking | Tennis Court | Potting Shed | Gardeners WCEquestrian FacilitiesIndoor Riding School Arena | Monarch Horse Walker | American Barn with Stabling | Stable Block | Horse Boxes | Solarium/Wash Box | All-Weather Canter Track | Paddocks | Around 31.5 Acres in AllGate LodgeEntrance Vestibule | Sitting Room | Dining Room | Kitchen | WC | Three Bedrooms | Bathroom | Garaging | Gardens | Around 10 Acres of LandThe PropertySadberge Hall is a truly splendid Grade II Listed mansion resting in superb gardens and grounds. The magnificent hall incorporates stunning and expansive accommodation finished with exquisite quality and detail, including wonderfully elegant reception rooms and a luxurious leisure suite. Spectacular landscaped gardens and grounds stretch away with beautiful formal lawns and glorious panoramic views. Beyond the gardens are the superb equestrian facilities, with an exceptional array of high specification resources including an incredible indoor riding school, horse walker, all-weather canter track and sweeping well-maintained paddocks. The hall and grounds extend to around 31.5 acres in all. In addition to the main hall, there is also the Gate Lodge nestled in a private position by the driveway entrance. This three bedroom property benefits from gardens and grounds along with a remarkable further 10 acres of land to the north.Sadberge HallThe historic nature of Sadberge Hall is evident in the glorious red engineered brick construction. The property, dating from 1896, is a fine example of the Queen Anne style, and more specifically the Queen Anne Revival that was popular at the end of the 19th century and the early years of the 20th century. The striking exterior is matched by stunning interiors which retain the atmosphere of a grand country house whilst adding high specification modern touches that never overwhelm the original character. The property was once home to the Pease family, a prominent local family with links to industries including mining and railways.The remarkable accommodation includes impressive reception rooms for every occasion, from the formal drawing room and dining room to the more relaxed sitting room. The spectacular orangery is a breath-taking addition with southerly views over the idyllic gardens. The bespoke kitchen has been created with the highest specification in a contemporary country house style.For the ultimate in luxury, Sadberge Hall features a sensational leisure suite complete with a swimming pool, spa and sauna all served by changing and shower facilities. The leisure suite is an incredible place to relax or to host family and friends.There are five bedrooms arranged across the first floor, including the fabulous principal suite with beautifully refined en-suite bathroom. The other rooms also benefit from a mix of en-suite facilities and there is also a vast dressing room which could be configured as an additional bedroom if required.The second floor offers versatile living arrangements, with the option to utilize the whole floor as a self-contained apartment. An open plan sitting room and kitchen provides bright and generous living space. The fully-stocked kitchen includes a range of appliances. The apartment continues the luxury of Sadberge Hall with a sauna, opulent sunken bath and a separate shower room. The bedroom links through to a fantastic snooker room and a games room which can be used as part of the apartment, or they can be closed off and accessed from the main house by a separate staircase.Gardens & GroundsThe gardens and grounds of Sadberge Hall provide suitably spectacular surroundings for the grand hall. Beautifully maintained formal gardens stretch away to the south drawing the eye onwards to the countryside beyond. Manicured lawns are sheltered by mature trees of various species which extend into a protective area of woodland. The driveway leads through this woodland ensuring privacy for the hall. There are numerous outdoor seating areas, including terraced patios and quiet garden hideaways to enjoy the sunshine throughout the day and at all times of the year. A productive orchard with a mix of fruit trees sits to the west alongside an all-weather tennis court for exercise and fun.An expansive garage block with kennels sits adjacent to the property and has been designed to blend sympathetically with the surrounding architecture. Further parking is available for a great number of vehicles.Equestrian FacilitiesThe equestrian facilities at Sadberge Hall are extensive and of the highest standard. The vast indoor riding school is a remarkable training area and is complemented by a Monarch horse walker, an all-weather canter track and a solarium/wash box. Impressive stabling includes an American barn with seven stables and a separate four stable block. With fantastic sweeping land extending to around 31.5 acres, Sadberge Hall has everything required for the perfect equestrian setup.Gate LodgeNestled in a private position by the driveway entrance is the Gate Lodge offering separate accommodation or the opportunity for an additional income stream. This characterful period property has a sitting room, dining room and kitchen to the ground floor, with three bedrooms arranged across the first floor. The lodge has gardens and grounds and there are 10 acres of further land to the north.Combining Sadberge Hall and the Gate Lodge delivers a magnificent 41 acre estate in a glorious rural setting.Local InformationThe desirable and well-regarded village of Middleton St George offers a wide variety of everyday facilities including a church, primary school, various public houses and restaurants including Platform 1, The Devenport, The Oak Tree and The Old Farmhouse. Other amenities include a doctor’s surgery, pharmacy, vets, general shops and stores. It is within easy travelling of the beautiful market town of Yarm which offers excellent further facilities including a wealth of pubs, restaurants and independent shops and boutiques. Darlington is the main commercial district and there is access to the mainline station here which has services to London taking around two hours into Kings Cross. For the outdoor enthusiast, the property is close to the Pennines, Yorkshire Dales, Cleveland Hills and the North York Moors National Park, all offering ample walking, running, hiking and cycling routes through stunning countryside and moorlands. The luxurious and renowned Rockliffe Hall is also nearby, providing golf and leisure facilities along with spa and fine dining. Darlington offers comprehensive shopping, recreational facilities and amenities and there are excellent schools for all age groups in the vicinity. Nearby Preston Park Museum and Grounds is a popular Georgian Mansion House attraction with a recreated Victorian Street and recreational facilities, great for a day visit and picnic.For the commuter the property is ideally situated with 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 Dinsdale 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 Teeside International Airport is nearby with Newcastle and Leeds Bradford Airports also within easy reach.Approximate MileagesTeeside International Airport 2.9 miles | Darlington Train Station 4.6 miles | Yarm 6.8 miles | A1(M) J57 8.1 miles | Durham City Centre 19.5 miles | Newcastle City Centre 37.3 miles | York City Centre 49.0 milesServicesMains electricity and water. Drainage to septic tank. Gas-fired central heating.Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of WayThe property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars.Agents Note to PurchasersWe strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval.Submitting an OfferPlease note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed.