Birdhope Farm in Redesdale comprises a traditional farmhouse and 364 acres of woodland, pasture and upland grazing.
The approach to the property, via a private ‘Bailey’ bridge across the River Rede, adds to its charm. There are also fishing rights.
Alistair Cochrane of Galbraith said: “The sale of Birdhope Farm offers an outstanding opportunity to acquire a delightful mixed landholding in the heart of the National Park, amidst some of the most striking scenery in England.
"Given its glorious location and versatility, we expect a great deal of interest.”
It is for sale through Galbraith for offers over £1.2m.
Take a closer look with these 10 pictures.
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The farm buildings are located close to the farmhouse and comprise a range of mainly traditional buildings which have been beautifully restored, including a range of stables, a distinctive timber hay barn with slate roof, a workshop and a separate former byre Photo: Galbraith
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The landholding is a mix of flower-rich meadow land, permanent pasture, native woodland and fell grazing. Photo: Galbraith
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Birdhope includes around 19 acres of mowable land adjacent to the River Rede, as well as about 26 acres of enclosed, permanent pasture. Further to the south west, as the land rises, the fell grazing extends to about 302 acres. Photo: Galbraith