Rokeby Park Barnard Castle

No 4 at Rokeby Hall is a first floor 2 bedroom apartment situated in the East Pavilion of the Grade I Listed Rokeby Hall, a privately owned Palladian country house constructed in 1735 which is set within parkland forming part of the Mortham Estate. No 4 views Southwards over the main expanse of lawn as well as Eastwards and towards the River Tees.

Location
No 4 is set within the grounds of Rokeby Hall, North off the A66 at Greta Bridge and signposted off the C165 road to Barnard Castle.
3 miles and within easy reach of Darlington 19.6 miles and Durham 39 miles (distances are approximate). Good road links the cities of Newcastle, Durham, York and Leeds with the A66 and A1 (M) interchange 10.8 miles away at Scotch Corner bringing many areas into commuting distance.

Main line train stations at Darlington, Northallerton, Durham with international Airports at Durham Tees Valley, Newcastle and Leeds Bradford.

Accommodation:

Entrance Hall leading to;

Kitchen (3.8m x 2.67m) Large Kitchen at the front of the property with windows facing west. A range of fitted base and wall units incorporating an extractor hood and marble effect work surface with inset sink. Integrated appliances include a cooker and fridge/ freezer

Lounge (7.03m x 4.96m) Currently used as a lounge/ dining room. Charming sash windows looking east and south with views over the Hall lawns towards the River Greta

Family Bathroom (2.83m x 1.68m) Comprising white w/c, wash hand basin and bath with overhead shower. Window to the west of the property.

Bedroom 1 (4.94m x 3.88m) A double bedroom at the front of the property with a window to the west and north.

Bedroom 2 (3.82m x 2.67m) A double bedroom/ study at the rear of the property with a window to the west.



Externally:

Gardens to the rear and sides predominantly lawn. These are communal areas with access to the network of walks adjacent to the River Greta to residents of the main house and the other six cottages and flats and to members of the public when the Park is open to the public on Monday and Tuesday afternoons during the summer -

Council Tax Band A £1564.56 24/25

EPC: F38 (Exemption Ref BEIS00332092BFDBC_