Dalehead, a rarity of British residential architecture—a 1960s modernist edifice—perches on the edge of a village a short drive north and west of Newcastle. It recently came on the market at an asking price of £945,000. This corner plot property is in an elevated position taking advantage of the stunning views across the River Tyne and surrounding valley. It’s a compelling proposition for homebuyers looking to balance the best of urban convenience with the splendor of the outdoors.
Dalehead is set in rural surroundings, near the village of Corbridge and the historic town of Hexham. This enviable spot provides excellent access to everything the area has to offer without sacrificing that serene suburban lifestyle. The home includes six oversized bedrooms and three updated bathrooms, perfect for a growing family or anyone who enjoys having room to roam.
Third on that list of Dalehead’s unique features is its upside-down structure. This creative design puts the living spaces on the top floor. Current residents host friends and family with great pride, sharing the dramatic views of the valley from their vaulted ceiling living room. The room boasts exposed beams and a large picture window that overlooks the beautifully maintained lawn, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.
The rich colours of Dalehead’s exterior blend perfectly with its dramatic backdrop. Its lovely exterior makes it the perfect place for a family residence or vacation getaway. Surrounded by open fields and wildlife, the large corner lot allows outpost, gardening, recreation, and relaxation.
Prospective buyers can reach out to the local listing agency, Finest Properties, for more details or to arrange an in-person tour. They can be called at 0330 111 2266.