This Grade I-listed, mixed-use property in Barnard Castle is steeped in history, dating back to the 15th century. Originally a lodge and inn, it was visited by Oliver Cromwell during the 17th-century civil war. The property has been sensitively restored to retain its period features, including 17th-century bay windows, a Tudor head window surround, and a coarse squared sandstone façade. The ground floor has a commercial space that was previously a café/antiques shop, while the upper floors offer a spacious three/four-bedroom home with a large dining room, sitting room, and kitchen. The property also features a studio annexe in the planning stages, and is situated in the heart of Barnard Castle's antiques district, surrounded by stunning countryside and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.