The 17th century cottage in County Durham which has had a modern makeover
Mill Race Cottage is in a picturesque location and offers modern interiors across three floors of living space.
Take a look inside a stunning 17th century cottage in Shotley Bridge, situated on the banks of the River Derwent, that is on the market for £450,000. Mill Race Cottage, which is being sold by JW Wood, is in a picturesque location and has a swanky modern makeover.
The ground floor has a modern kitchen dining room with sliding doors to the patio area, cloakroom, w.c., and a large lounge with an open fire. On the first floor, there is the main entrance hallway with two double bedrooms adjoining, and both have an ensuite.
On the second floor of the property, there are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. There are three allocated parking spaces for the house, and a decked patio area that overlooks the river.
This property is one of the few remaining period buildings situated in the re-development area of the riverside in Shotley Bridge, a village which is known for its famous sword makers. Shotley Bridge has local shops, restaurants and primary schools, and is well positioned for access to Blackhill and Consett town centre, which is approximately two miles away.
The lounge of a stunning 17th century cottage in Shotley Bridge, on the banks of the River Derwent
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The lounge of a stunning 17th century cottage in Shotley Bridge, on the banks of the River Derwent
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The lounge of a stunning 17th century cottage in Shotley Bridge, on the banks of the River Derwent
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