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We investigated in detail the system WDS 19312+3607, whose primary is an active M4.5Ve star previously inferred to be young (τ∼300-500Ma) based on its high X-ray luminosity. We collected intermediate- and low-resolution optical spectra taken with 2m-class telescopes, photometric data from the B to 8µm bands, and data for eleven astrometric epochs with a time baseline of over 56 years for the two components in the system, G 125-15 and G 125-14. We derived the M4.5V spectral types of both stars, confirmed their common proper motion, estimated their heliocentric distance and projected physical separation, determined their Galactocentric space velocities, and deduced a most-probable age of older than 600Ma. We discovered that the primary, G 125-15, is an inflated, double-lined, spectroscopic binary with a short period of photometric variability of P∼1.6d, which we associated with orbital synchronisation. The observed X-ray and Hα emissions, photometric variability, and abnormal radius and effective temperature of G 125-15 AB are indicative of strong magnetic activity, possibly because of the rapid rotation. In addition, the estimated projected physical separation between G 125-15 AB and G 125-14 of about 1200AU ensures that WDS 19312+3607 is one of the widest systems with intermediate M-type primaries. G 125-15 AB is a nearby (d≃26pc), bright (J≃9.6mag), active spectroscopic binary with a single proper-motion companion of the same spectral type at a wide separation. They are thus ideal targets for specific follow-ups to investigate wide and close multiplicity or stellar expansion and surface cooling because of the lower convective efficiency.