Initial price	£395,000
07/12/24	£355,000
Price Change	-10.13%

This charming Northumberland stone-built property in Longhorsley has a rich history, previously being the home of suffragette Emily Wilding Davison. The property has undergone recent refurbishments and now offers a range of uses, with high ceilings and bright, airy rooms. The village of Longhorsley provides a range of local amenities, and the nearby market town of Morpeth offers excellent shopping and leisure facilities. The property boasts four bedrooms, including two with en-suite facilities, a large family bathroom, and a spacious hallway. Externally, there is a private secret garden and an attached garage with common land parking at the rear. With its unique history and charming character, this property is sure to appeal to a wide range of potential buyers.