The Land at the Linnels is a unique and diverse block of bare land located in the heart of the Tyne Valley. The property includes productive agricultural land, woodland, a significant stretch of river, and the site of a former steading/sawmill. With a rich history dating back to the Wars of the Roses, the land has been well-managed and has recently been re-seeded as part of a Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme. The property offers a range of opportunities, including agriculture, diversification, and tourism, and its accessible location makes it an appealing prospect for anyone looking to capitalize on its notoriety. The land totals approximately 88.34 hectares, with 17.84 hectares being woodland and/or riverbank, and the remaining 69.52 hectares being productive grassland. The property is well-fenced, has good vehicular access, and benefits from mains and natural water to all fields. The woodland provides commercial, amenity, and environmental value, as well as sporting value with a productive yet informal shoot. The land offers a unique combination of commercial, lifestyle, and amenity elements, making it a rare and typically Northumbrian gem.