The Steadings, Longframlington

The Simonside presents a confident gable frontage and a layout thoughtfully designed around modern lifestyle and flexibility.
At the heart of the home, a substantial open-plan kitchen, dining and living space creates a natural hub for everyday living. Full-height glazing opens directly onto a sheltered terrace, allowing light to flow through the space and providing a seamless connection to the outdoors. Engineered wood flooring runs throughout the ground floor, complemented by underfloor heating, while a wood-burning stove introduces warmth and character during the cooler months.
A separate snug or study offers valuable additional space, ideal as a quiet retreat, home office, cinema room or playroom, providing flexibility without compromising the overall flow of the home.
The kitchen is finished to a high standard, featuring quartz work surfaces, integrated AEG appliances and refined detailing that balances design with everyday functionality. Bathrooms are equally well considered, with porcelain tiling and contemporary fittings delivering a clean, durable finish.
To the first floor, the accommodation is arranged across four rooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned and benefits from an en-suite, while the remaining bedrooms are positioned to make the most of natural light and countryside views. A fourth room provides exceptional versatility, lending itself to use as a home office, dressing room, nursery or dedicated laundry space, allowing the home to adapt effortlessly over time.
Externally the property offers a block paved driveway for parking.
Longframlington is one of Northumberland’s most desirable villages, offering a rare balance of rural tranquillity and everyday convenience.
Centred around a traditional village green, the community provides a village shop, café, church and two popular pubs.There is a genuine sense of community here, sports clubs, walking routes and local events form part of village life.
For families in Longframlington, schooling options include nearby village first and primary schools such as Swarland and Longhorsley, with many pupils then progressing to Morpeth’s well-regarded middle and high school.
The surrounding countryside offers immediate access to walking, cycling and riding routes, while the Northumberland coastline, with its sweeping beaches and historic castles, lies within easy reach. Morpeth provides rail connections and a broader retail and schooling provision, and the A697 ensures efficient access both north to Alnwick and south towards Newcastle.
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