Three County Durham properties homes that are the envy of most people are on the market, ranging between £1.1million and £1.85million.

Mole Hill Stud Farm, on Boghouse Lane in Beamish, Stanley is a magnificent mansion house in the County Durham countryside.

It has stunning views, and is currently on the market with Strutt & Parker for £1,850,000.

The enormous home has three double bedrooms, a ‘leisure sweet’ and a ‘garden room.’

Mole Hill Stud Farm is a beautiful, detached property, with equestrian facilities and an added self-contained two-bedroom holiday cottage.

Mole Hill Stud Farm, Stanley, County Durham. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

The lounge. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

Mole Hill Stud Farm. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

Kitchen area. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

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Next is East Butterwick Farm, which is a spacious farmhouse set in approximately three acres of land situated just off the A689 Sedgefield to Wynyard Road.

This former farmhouse and farm comprises; seven bedrooms, four reception rooms, breakfast kitchen, cloakroom/study and a family bathroom.

The dream home is currently on the market for £1,100,000 with Stuart Edwards.

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On the second floor there is a self-contained two bedroom apartment which consists of a large reception room, bathroom, two bedrooms and a kitchen.

The surrounding land is picturesque and there is even a drained small lake.

There are three separate staircases, a self-contained two-bedroom top floor apartment, a section of the property could be converted into an additional apartment or granny flat.

The total approximate size of the property is 6000 sq. Ft. There is a double garage and barn with outhouses.

East Butterwick Farm, Sedgefield. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

Lounge area of East Butterwick Farm. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

Kitchen area. Picture: East Butterwick Farm, Sedgefield (Image: Zoopla)

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The final property is Eshton Hall based in New Brancepeth, Durham and has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and detached offices.

The enormous home is on the market for £1,750,000 with links to Durham and Chester-le-Street.

The country house set in 4.5 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds.

With impressive views of the surrounding countryside, 4.5 acres of land, and mature gardens provide privacy and seclusion, together with approximately 11.5 acres of woodland and ample off-road parking.

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Located in the very heart of Eshwood, a site of ancient woodland, Eshwood Hall and its gardens are an impressive sight, and is on the market with Stuart Edwards.

On the ground floor there is a spacious lounge, elegant traditional dining room, and a large wood panelled room with snooker table.

There is an extensively fitted dining kitchen with aga, a conservatory with French doors leading directly onto the garden and paved area which is ideal for outdoor entertaining.

The dining room, sitting room and family room all have feature fireplaces. The rooms are large and look out over the gardens.

Eshton Hall, New Brancepeth. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

Lounge of Eshton Hall. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)

Eshton Hall lounge, New Brancepeth. Picture: Zoopla (Image: Zoopla)