The Thrunton, North En...

Positioned along the southern edge of an attractive courtyard development, The Thrunton offer a well-balanced approach to village living, combining contemporary design with practical, everyday comfort.
The property opens into a spacious entrance hall, creating an immediate sense of light and space. From here, the ground floor leads into a generous open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, designed with both flow and functionality in mind. A large sliding door and full-height glazing allow natural light to flood the space while providing a seamless connection to the garden.
Engineered wood flooring and underfloor heating run throughout the ground floor, enhancing comfort and finish. A separate WC adds further practicality, while an additional reception room offers flexibility as a second sitting room, home office or playroom.
The kitchen is fitted with quartz worktops and integrated AEG appliances, delivering a clean, modern aesthetic alongside everyday usability.
To the first floor, three well-proportioned bedrooms provide versatile accommodation. The principal bedroom benefits from an ensuite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a contemporary family bathroom. Porcelain tiling and quality fittings run throughout.
Externally, the private gardens enjoy a desirable south-facing aspect, capturing sunlight throughout the day and opening onto open countryside, creating a peaceful and private setting. The dark timber exterior reflects the rural character of the development, while an air source heat pump supports energy efficiency.
The Thrunton also benefits from driveway parking for two vehicles.
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.
Garden
Patio and Lawn to rear