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Stoneleigh, North Road
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Stoneleigh, North Road, DH9 8EZ

5bedrooms
3bathrooms
Semi-Detachedtype
2,799sq ft
Freeholdtenure

Listed 26 Feb 2026 · Stanley

How the price compares

This home£350,000£125 per sq ft
Median 5 bed in DH9£410k9 homes listed · £125 per sq ft
Difference-15%below the area median

Key features

  • Stone Built
  • Bay Window
  • Garage
  • Garden
  • Stunning Interior
  • Multiple Reception Spaces
  • Period Home
  • Original Fireplace
  • Gallery Landing
  • Aga Oven

About this home

A truly breathtaking late Victorian stone-built residence, double fronted with elegant bay windows and rich in local history, offering five bedrooms, magnificent period features, generous reception space, extensive cellar rooms and a private garden with garage and parking, all combining to create a rare and distinguished end-of-terrace family home.

Set behind a beautifully maintained hedge, this impressive stone home stands proudly with a lawned front garden, planted borders and a symmetrical pathway guiding you to the striking traditional gloss black front door, crowned by a transom window proudly displaying the name 'Stoneleigh'. Side access leads to a useful lean-to workshop, adding practicality to the home's timeless kerb appeal.

Stepping inside, you are welcomed into a spacious inner vestibule where an exquisite stained glass feature, incorporated within the vestibule door and sidelights, casts coloured light into the grand reception hallway beyond. The hallway is particularly generous, exuding stature and elegance, with two beautifully balanced reception rooms set symmetrically to the front. Both enjoy deep bay windows with fitted window seats, inviting you to sit and admire the garden while retaining privacy behind the mature hedge. The sitting room is warm and comfortable underfoot with soft carpeting, centred around a carved wooden mantelpiece with modern gas fire. Across the hall, the dining room showcases impressive exposed timber flooring and an outstanding rouge-veined marble fireplace with intricate detailing, a true statement feature and a wonderful focal point for entertaining.

To the rear sits an additional reception room, again generously proportioned and cosy in feel, with views stretching towards the fields at West Kyo. This room features another striking marble fireplace, this time with a rich emerald hue, further reinforcing the home's period grandeur. From here, steps lead down into the timber-built lean-to workshop, providing valuable storage and exciting potential for further adaptation.

The ground floor also benefits from a convenient shower room with WC, offering flexibility for modern family life and ideal potential for more accessible, ground floor living arrangements. The kitchen, positioned to the rear, is fitted with high quality solid wood cabinetry and offers ample space for dining at its centre, whether arranged traditionally as it is today or reimagined with a central island. The gas AGA forms the warm heart of the home, perfectly complementing its heritage and character.

A rear porch leads down into the enclosed garden, finished with resin bound gravel and a decked seating area, creating a low maintenance yet inviting outdoor space. A spacious garage provides secure off street parking and storage, with a roller door opening directly to the yard, offering scope for further adaptation should additional parking be desired. There is also parking available along the lane to the side.

Rich in local history, the property was formerly the village doctor's residence, with the original surgery housed within the cellar. Accessed from the rear garden, the cellar level comprises several separate rooms and expansive storage areas, lending themselves to imaginative use, whether as workshop space, hobby rooms, utility areas or simply exceptional storage. Ascending from the hallway via a wide staircase with antique balustrade, you arrive at a split level landing and an elegant galleried landing above, an uncommon and impressive feature for a home of this era locally. Built by a former quarry merchant who constructed many of the surrounding stone homes before building this one for himself, the craftsmanship and quality are evident throughout.

The first floor begins with a beautifully appointed bathroom featuring traditional low-level panelling and internal windows to the landing that allow light to filter through. A rear bedroom with fitted wardrobes benefits from en suite facilities and countryside views. There are four further generously proportioned bedrooms, three retaining beautiful original fireplaces with striking tiled surrounds. One particularly special room features rare Delft tiles dating back to the 1600s, uncovered by the current owners many years ago, alongside modern fitted wardrobes that blend heritage with practicality. A rear facing bedroom again enjoys open views towards the surrounding countryside.

This substantial period home is rarely available and offers an exceptional blend of history, space and architectural presence. The AGA provides hot water, complemented by an immersion heater, with water tanks located in the loft. The loft itself is well insulated and the roof has been improved in recent years. A gas Worcester boiler, installed circa 2020 and located within the cellar, serves the property, alongside conventional radiators and Myson fan convectors which efficiently circulate warmth throughout the home. There is uPVC double glazing throughout the majority of the property, and there is a further Upvc window in the loft. The property is situated on North Road, in Catchgate, Stanley, which sits between the towns of Stanley and Consett - at the end of a small row of terraced properties.

Homes of this stature and provenance seldom come to market. Viewing is strictly by appointment and accompanied by Harrington Brown, and comes with the highest recommendation to fully appreciate the scale, craftsmanship and remarkable story behind this distinguished Victorian residence.

Council Tax Band: C (Durham CC) Tenure: Freehold

Vestibule 1.34m x 2.66m

Hall 5.99m x 2.66m

Reception Room 1 6.79m x 4.66m

Reception Room 2 6.92m x 4.68m

Shower Room 1.91m x 2.87m

Snug 4.02m x 4.23m

Workshop 8.33m x 2.75m

Kitchen 4.06m x 4.65m

Porch 1.19m x 1.41m

Externally

Garage 3.09m x 6.43m

LOWER FLOOR

Cellar 3.89m x 5.2m

Utility 3.94m x 2.9m

Laundry Room 1.96m x 3.33m

Utility 1.76m x 3.02m

FIRST FLOOR:

Landing 3.57m x 4.19m

Bathroom 1.89m x 3.41m

Bedroom 1 5.13m x 4.53m

Bedroom 2 5.1m x 4.3m

Bedroom 3 4.2m x 2.63m

En-suite 2.46m x 1.27m

Bedroom 4 4.24m x 3.75m

Bedroom 5 3.41m x 3.16m

Property details

Property type
Semi-Detached
Size
2,799 sq ft / 260 sq m
Council tax band
C
Tenure
Freehold
Parking
Garage, Driveway
Garden
Front garden, Private garden, Enclosed garden
Heating
Gas
Electricity
Mains supply
Water
Mains supply

Floorplan

Floorplan 1

Location

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  • Chester-le-Street Station6.6 mi

What nearby homes sold for

Median sold prices in DH9 over the last 12 months: terraced £94k · semi-detached £145k · detached £260k · flat £70k.

AddressTypeSoldPrice
Braeside, North Road
Stanley DH9 8EZ
Terraced
Freehold
23 Jan 2026£190,000

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All sales in DH9

Buying costs

Monthly repayment£1,751£35,000 deposit · £315,000 loan
Stamp Duty£7,500England 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 Harrington Brown Property Ltd, Shotley Bridge on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 26 Feb 2026; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: added on 26/02/2026.

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