Welcome to Teesside's finest country home.
Upsall Hall is set in 12 acres with sweeping carriage driveway leading to this stunning refurbished home complete with lesuire complex, cinema room and outdoor kitchen. Upsall Hall is a stone built Grade II listed country home built in 1850 by George Swan, of Swan Hunter.
Set in 13 acres of grounds this is arguably Teesside's finest home having been painstakingly restored and refurbished by the present owners to offer a stunning and elegant home brimming with modern tech and restored character.
Double electric gates lead to a carriage driveway approaching the entrance with grounds surrounding the property and an additional detached dwelling called The Old Stables.
As you enter the large hallway with porcelain tiled flooring and a stylish staircase with double stairway to the first floor. The drawing room with bay window overlooking the gardens and fireplace. Double doors lead to a modern kitchen dining with integrated appliances and Island unit, dining room with panelled walls and fireplace, library with classical mouldings, book shelving and fireplace, cinema room, utility and cloakroom. There is cellar space and boiler room.
On the first floor a pillared landing with roof light leads to the master bedroom with dressing room with fitted robes and an en suite bathroom with separate shower and free standing bath. Guest bedroom with dressing room, four further double bedrooms, bathroom with separate shower, dressing room and shower room.
An attached lesuire complex offers a gym and pool room with sauna, jacuzzi, cloakroom, showers and bar area and seating and bifold doors to the terrace with a covered fully eqipped outdoor kitchen.
The property is set in 13 acres with lawns, paddock and pond and an additional 3/4 bedroom property in the grounds called The Old Stables also refurbished and with outbuildings.
The property enjoys; new windows, gas central heating, a smart home entertainment system throughout and an additional unused top floor with further potential to convert.

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