A 19th century landmark detached property, which sits on 2.5 acres of land in the heart of Stockton, has gone on the market with Northern property specialists, Bradley Hall.
A 19th century landmark detached property, which sits on 2.5 acres of land in the heart of Stockton, has gone on the market with Northern property specialists, Bradley Hall.
Bishopsgarth House, located on Darlington Back Lane, is for sale for £1.25million. The home is a recognisable landmark in the area and sits on 2.5 acres of land.
Dating back over 100 years, the property had been home to one family for a number of decades. Many of the original features have survived over the years including the wooden front door adorned with a wooden pillared canopy and the original grand staircase inside the property.
Boasting six bedrooms, two bathrooms, four living areas and basement rooms, the palatial mansion is ideal for family living. Outside, large lawned gardens surrounded by established trees and plants surround the home, whilst the private driveway and detached double garage ensures plenty of space for storage and parking.
There is also the potential for a seasoned developer to make use of the large acreage the property stands on to develop new homes.
Lesley Parry, from Bradley Hall’s Tees Valley office, commented on the property: “Bishopsgarth House is a real landmark in Stockton and has stood proudly for over 100 years. The property would make a lovely family home or could be a great project for a seasoned developer to take on.
“The home does need some modernisation, but the added benefits of 2.5 acres of land alongside the closeness to the centre of Stockton and the A19 means Bishopsgarth House is a unique, one-of-a-kind property in the region.
“There has been lots of interest in the home and I would encourage anyone interested to get in contact at their earliest convenience.”
Nestled between the trees and with expansive views of the countryside, the stunning façade of the property is reflected within as original covings, ceilings and ornate fireplaces aid the sense of history and grandeur the home offers.
Downstairs, large picture windows provide a view of the extensive grounds whilst French doors in the rear lounge offer easy step-free access to the lawns.
Six large bedrooms grace the upper floor of the home, alongside two family sized bathrooms.
Bradley Hall, which has offices in Tees Valley, Newcastle, Sunderland, Gosforth, Leeds, Alnwick, Morpeth and Durham, has an extensive history of marketing and managing the sale of mansions across the North East and Yorkshire.
For more information about this property, visit https://www.bradleyhall.co.uk/residential-properties/bishopsgarth-house-stockton/
