13 pictures of idyllic former Northumberland school house with fishing rights on the River Coquet

An idyllic property on the banks of the River Coquet in the pretty village of Warkworth has come to the market.

The Old School House is a Grade ll listed stone property which dates back to 1825.

The title deeds include fishing and mineral rights over a section of the river making it the only stretch of the river that is privately owned.

The property provides spacious accommodation and the present owners have successfully used part of the accommodation as a working Airbnb.

It is for sale through WalkersXchange, Newcastle, for offers in the region of £825,000. Visit https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/103381109

Take a closer look here with these 13 pictures.

5. Fishing rights

The Old School cones with fishing rights. The river is known for salmon and trout with the odd seal making its way up the river. Photo: supplied

The kitchen design includes a selection of contrasting shaker style base and wall cabinets which incorporate a range of appliances. Photo: supplied

The house has unrivalled views of the River Coquet. Photo: supplied

A private jetty with natural stone seating and steps down to the river. Photo: supplied