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Musgrave Garden Lane, Wynyard, TS22
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£895,000Offers over

Musgrave Garden Lane, Wynyard, TS22 5TR

4bedrooms
3bathrooms
Detachedtype
3,488sq ft
Freeholdtenure

Listed 25 Sept 2026 · Billingham

How the price compares

This home£895,000£257 per sq ft
Median 4 bed in TS22£390k82 homes listed · £271 per sq ft
Difference+129%above the area median

Key features

  • Beautiful high quality kitchen with island unit
  • Double garage
  • Off street parking for several cars
  • Solar panels
  • Underfloor heating on ground floor
  • Engineered oak flooring and skirting boards
  • Solid oak doors throughout
  • Lusso bathrooms fittings

About this home

There is a quiet confidence about this exceptional detached home on Musgrave Garden Lane. Generous without feeling excessive, beautifully proportioned and finished with real attention to detail, it offers the space of a substantial family home while remaining equally compelling for someone looking to step down from a larger property without surrendering quality, entertaining space or privacy.

Electric gates create an immediate sense of arrival, opening onto a broad frontage with ample parking for family cars and visiting guests. The detached double garage adds far more than vehicle storage, with power, water and an electric vehicle charging point giving useful space for bikes, hobbies or everyday equipment while keeping the main house uncluttered.

Inside, the entrance hall sets the tone for what follows. It is unusually generous, with engineered oak flooring and underfloor heating creating both warmth and continuity as the ground floor unfolds. The proportions feel calm and assured rather than ostentatious, with each room given enough space to work properly in its own right.

The principal lounge stretches from front to back and is one of those rooms that changes with the seasons. A substantial fireplace with log-burning stove gives it warmth and intimacy through winter, while wide bi-fold doors open directly onto the rear terrace when the weather allows. It can feel enclosed and relaxed when you want it to, then become part of the garden when summer arrives.

Two further reception spaces give the house the flexibility that makes larger homes work so well. The additional sitting room provides somewhere quieter to read, watch television or simply retreat from the main living areas, while the separate study has French doors outside and gives home working a proper place of its own. For family life, that separation is invaluable. For a downsizer, it means hobbies, guests and work can all be accommodated without sacrificing the principal rooms.

The kitchen and dining room is where daily life naturally gathers. Beautifully designed cabinetry is paired with Dekton work surfaces and splashbacks, while the substantial island is as useful socially as it is practically. It gives plenty of room for cooking and preparation, but also becomes the obvious place for coffee, breakfast, conversation or a glass of wine while dinner is being made.

The specification is equally impressive, with twin ovens, induction cooking, integrated microwave, coffee machine, separate fridge and freezer and a wine chiller. More importantly, there is generous space for a full dining table and broad glazing to the rear, allowing family meals, entertaining and everyday living to happen together rather than in separate rooms. Bi-fold doors open onto the terrace so, in warmer weather, the kitchen can extend naturally outdoors.

A dedicated utility room keeps laundry, storage and household equipment out of the main kitchen and a beautifully finished cloakroom completes the ground floor. It is a small detail, but one that helps the more formal spaces remain calm and uncluttered.

Upstairs, the sense of proportion continues. Rather than trying to maximise bedroom numbers, the first floor provides four genuinely substantial rooms, making this a home in which everyone has space of their own.

The principal suite is particularly impressive. The bedroom itself extends across a significant part of the house and enjoys windows to both front and rear, creating a light and private retreat away from the main living spaces. From here, a fully fitted dressing room provides extensive wardrobes, drawers, shoe storage and a dressing table, before leading into an en-suite bathroom that feels much more like a private bathing space than an ancillary shower room.

A freestanding Lusso bath, separate rainfall shower, vanity furniture and fitted storage give the en-suite a luxurious feel, while the second bedroom also benefits from its own shower room. Bedrooms three and four both include fitted storage and the family bathroom continues the same level of finish with another freestanding bath, rainfall shower and Lusso sanitaryware.

Outside, the garden is deliberately more manageable than the scale of the house might suggest. A broad porcelain-paved terrace provides plenty of room for dining, seating and summer entertaining, with lawn and established planting beyond. It gives enough outside space to enjoy properly without the maintenance commitment that can come with much larger plots elsewhere on the estate.

That balance is likely to be a real part of the appeal. Families still have usable garden space, while buyers moving from a larger house can retain the feeling of a substantial home without spending every weekend maintaining extensive grounds. Solar panels, underfloor heating and the current EPC B rating add another practical dimension to the ownership experience.

Life on the Wynyard Estate adds considerably to the property itself. Wynyard Golf Club offers its 18-hole Wellington Course, practice facilities and clubhouse dining, while nearby Wynyard Hall brings together gardens, woodland walks, a farm shop and café, lakeside spa and The Glass House restaurant. Wynyard Church of England Primary School is based within the village, with a wider choice of secondary and independent education available across Teesside, Yarm and Eaglescliffe.

Despite the sense of separation that makes Wynyard feel distinctive, it remains extremely well connected. The A689 provides straightforward access to the A19 for travel across Teesside, Durham and the wider North East, with the A1(M) accessible to the west. Darlington provides mainline rail connections and Teesside International Airport is also readily accessible by road.

What makes this home so successful is not simply its size or specification, but the balance it strikes. There is room to entertain properly, space to retreat when needed and a principal suite that feels genuinely special, all within a garden and setting that remain easy to live with. It is a home of scale, quality and flexibility without unnecessary excess.

The Owner Loves: "How the house gives you the space of a much larger home without becoming difficult to manage, particularly the way the kitchen, living spaces and terrace come together when entertaining."

What We Love: The proportions. Nothing feels squeezed or compromised, from the reception rooms to the principal suite, and the manageable garden makes the whole property feel particularly easy to own and enjoy.

Council Tax Band: G (Hartlepool Council) Tenure: Freehold Restrictions: Restrictive covenants

Entrance hall Part double glazed oak front door, Double glazed windows to front x 2, Double glazed windows to rear x 2, Engineered oak flooring, Under floor heating, Smoke alarms x 2, Large storage cupboard, Inset spot lighting, Wall lights, Thermostat, Alarm key pad

Lounge Double glazed bi-fold doors to rear, Double glazed windows to front x 3, Engineering oak flooring, Under floor heating, TV point, Fire place, Log burner for wood and coal, Inset spot lighting, Smoke alarm, Thermostat

Reception Room Double glazed windows to front x 3, Opaque double glazed window to side, Engineered oak flooring, Under floor heating, Thermostat, TV point, Inset spot lighting

Study Double glazed French doors, Engineered oak flooring, Under floor heating, Thermostat, TV point, Inset spot lighting

Kitchen Double glazed bi-fold doors, Double glazed windows to rear x 3, Electronic blinds, Engineered oak flooring, Under floor heating, Fitted wall and base units, 1.5 Asterite sink/drainer, Dekton work surfaces, Dekton splashbacks, Island, Double electric oven, AEG induction hob, Integrated microwave, Integrated coffee machine, Integrated fridge, Integrated freezer, Wine chiller, Inset spot lighting, Under cupboard lighting, Plinth lighting, Extractor fan, Thermostat, TV point

Utility Opaque double glazed window to side, Wall and base units, Asterite sink/drainer, Central heating boiler, Consumer unit, Plumbing for washing machine, Composite work surfaces, Splashbacks, Porcelain floor tiles, Under floor heating, Water softener, Water tank, Extractor fan, Media control unit

Cloakroom Vanity unit, WC, Part tiled, Porcelain floor tiles, Under floor heating Inset spot lighting, Automatic lighting, Wooden slat panelling Extractor fan,

FIRST FLOOR:

Landing Double glazed velux windows x 2, Carpet flooring, Glazed stair panels, Loft access, Radiator, Thermostat, Inset spot lighting, Smoke alarm

Bedroom 1 Double glazed windows to front x 2, Double glazed windows to rear x 2, Carpet flooring, Radiators x 2, TV point, Inset spot lighting, USB socket

Dressing room Double glazed window to front and side, Venetian blinds, Carpet flooring, Built in storage cupboards and drawers, Built in dressing table, Built in shoe storage units, Built in clothes rails, Inset spot lighting, Radiator, Loft access

En-suite Opaque double glazed window, Porcelain floor tiles, Lusso freestanding bath with mixer taps, Lusso WC, Lusso vanity unit, Mirror, Shower cubicle with rainfall shower head, Extractor fan, Inset spot lighting, Heated towel rail x 2 Shaver point, Built in shelving with glass doors and lighting,

Bedroom 2 Double glazed Velux windows x 2 with black out blinds, Double glazed window, Roman blind, Carpet flooring, Inset spot lighting, Radiator, USB socket

En-Suite 2 Opaque double glazed windows x 2, Lusso vanity unit, Lusso WC, Porcelain floor tiles, Part tiled, Heated towel rail, Shower with rainfall shower head, Shaving point, Inset spot lights

Bedroom 3 Double glazed windows to front x 2, Roller blinds, Carpet flooring, Fitted wardrobes, Radiator, Inset spot lighting, TV point, USB socket

Bedroom 4 Double glazed window to rear, Roller blind, Carpet flooring, Built in wardrobes, Radiator, TV point, Inset spot lighting, USB socket

Bathroom Double glazed Velux windows x 2, Lusso bath with mixer taps, Lusso WC, Lusso vanity unit, Shower cubicle with rainfall showerhead, Porcelain floor tiles, Part tiled, Heated towel rail, Shaver point, Extractor fan, Inset spot lighting

OUTSIDE

Front Garden Railings, Electric gate, Intercom, Oak wood porch canopy, Lawn, Hedging, Outside lighting, Porcelain tiles leading to rear garden,

Rear Garden Railings, Lawn, Patio with porcelain tiles, Terrace, Outside taps x 2, Outside lighting, Electric sockets, Mature shrub borders

Double garage Up and over doors x 2, Part double glazed door, Power, Lighting, Plumbing, Electric vehicle charger, Water supply

Property details

Property type
Detached
Size
3,488 sq ft / 324 sq m
Council tax band
G
Tenure
Freehold
Parking
Garage, On street, Driveway, Off street
Garden
Front garden, Private garden, Enclosed garden, Rear garden
Heating
Gas
Electricity
Mains supply
Water
Mains supply

Floorplan

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Location

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  • Billingham Station3.6 mi
  • Middlesbrough Station6.2 mi

What nearby homes sold for

Median sold prices in TS22 over the last 12 months: detached £428k · semi-detached £178k · terraced £230k · flat £150k.

AddressTypeSoldPrice
5 Musgrave Garden Lane
Billingham TS22 5TR
Detached
Freehold
9 May 2025£835,000
3 Musgrave Garden Lane
Billingham TS22 5TR
Detached
Freehold
31 Mar 2025£750,000
8 Musgrave Garden Lane
Billingham TS22 5TR
Detached
Freehold
15 Jan 2024£700,000

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All sales in TS22

Buying costs

Monthly repayment£4,477£89,500 deposit · £805,500 loan
Stamp Duty£34,750England rates

Estimates only, using rates in force from April 2025. Check GOV.UK, Revenue Scotland or the Welsh Revenue Authority and speak to a mortgage adviser before you offer.

Listed by Anthony Jones Properties, Darlington on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 25 Sept 2026; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: added on 25/09/2026.

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