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Freehold
Guide price
£1,750,000
4 bed detached house for sale
Beadnell, Chathill NE674 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC rating: F
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
G
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Seahouses Primary School 1.6 miles
- Chathill 3.2 miles
- Embleton Vincent Edwards Church of England Primary School 4.2 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Rare oppotunity
- Larges garden plot in Beadnell Village
- Reception hall/dining room
- Kitchen/breakfast room
- Utility
- 2 Cloakrooms
- Drawing room
- Conservatory
- Sitting room/4th bedroom
- Principal beroom with en suite and dressing room
Moments from the shoreline with stylish, architectural design, Hallgarth offers a spacious, light-filled and versatile living environment, with a grand central reception/dining hall featuring a beautiful stone fireplace and offering a welcoming sense of arrival. Reception areas are interconnected in the south-west wing of the home and comprise a sitting room/4th bedroom centred around another striking fireplace, an adjacent light filled drawling room which extends into the bay alcove, with both relaxed settings having double doors providing a link into the conservatory. With glazed doors and windows to all aspects affording views to the garden, this flexible-use space is filled with natural light and offers a spot to enjoy the garden throughout the seasons. The kitchen/breakfast room has a Burgundy Red Aga at its heart, with cabinetry in two complementary colour-tones and ample space for a large informal dining table, whilst ancillary space is provided by the generous utility room which offers a home to domestic appliances and an area to cast off and store outdoor wear. An additional WC can be accessed through the utility room.
The three generous double bedrooms and vast, well-appointed family bathroom which has a full size bath and separate shower cubicle. These rooms are situated in the north-easterly wing, with the principal room offering a luxurious retreat featuring another large bay window which floods the room with natural light. There is a spacious dressing room with fitted wardrobes and drawers, an en suite with a full size spa bath and separate shower cubicle.<br /><br />Hallgarth is set in tranquil and enclosed private grounds, a low-level stone wall form the boundaries, with trees planted just inside creating a wooded border which is underplanted with spring bulbs, ground cover and shrubs, and generates a sense of seclusion within the large plot. The garden features swathes of lawn and a large naturalistic pond with pretty aquatic and marginal planting. There is a bed filled with an attractive selection of clipped evergreen shrubs which adjoins the house and a length of driveway extends from the private wrought iron gated entrance and wraps around the property to the double garage.
In all the house sits centrally within 2.48 acres of private gated gardens and grounds<br /><br />Idyllically situated on the stunning Northumberland coastline, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the allure of Beadnell extends beyond its historical and natural charms to its breathtaking coastline, renowned for its pristine beaches and dramatic cliffs. Beadnell Bay, with its sweeping sandy shores and azure waters, beckons visitors to indulge in seaside adventures, from exhilarating water sports to tranquil beachcombing. Coastal paths offer mesmerising views of rugged cliffs and hidden coves, perfect for exploration and discovery.
Local amenities include a village store, public houses and restaurants, along with the popular café, The Landing.
For those seeking cultural immersion and exploration, Beadnell serves as an ideal base to discover Northumberland's treasures. Nearby attractions such as Bamburgh Castle, steeped in medieval history and commanding coastal views, and the historic market town of Alnwick with its majestic castle and world-famous gardens, promise unforgettable experiences steeped in heritage and culture. Additionally the town offers a range of useful ameneties such as
supermarkets, a good range of independent and chain shops, primary and secondary schooling, a modern leisure centre, playhouse/cinema and a hospital.
For the commuter, access to the A1 is just 6 miles distant affording journeys northwards to Berwick and in a southerly direction to Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International Airport. Mainline railway stations, in addition to Chathill, include Berwick and Alnmouth which provide regular links to Edinburgh, Newcastle, York and London.
The three generous double bedrooms and vast, well-appointed family bathroom which has a full size bath and separate shower cubicle. These rooms are situated in the north-easterly wing, with the principal room offering a luxurious retreat featuring another large bay window which floods the room with natural light. There is a spacious dressing room with fitted wardrobes and drawers, an en suite with a full size spa bath and separate shower cubicle.<br /><br />Hallgarth is set in tranquil and enclosed private grounds, a low-level stone wall form the boundaries, with trees planted just inside creating a wooded border which is underplanted with spring bulbs, ground cover and shrubs, and generates a sense of seclusion within the large plot. The garden features swathes of lawn and a large naturalistic pond with pretty aquatic and marginal planting. There is a bed filled with an attractive selection of clipped evergreen shrubs which adjoins the house and a length of driveway extends from the private wrought iron gated entrance and wraps around the property to the double garage.
In all the house sits centrally within 2.48 acres of private gated gardens and grounds<br /><br />Idyllically situated on the stunning Northumberland coastline, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the allure of Beadnell extends beyond its historical and natural charms to its breathtaking coastline, renowned for its pristine beaches and dramatic cliffs. Beadnell Bay, with its sweeping sandy shores and azure waters, beckons visitors to indulge in seaside adventures, from exhilarating water sports to tranquil beachcombing. Coastal paths offer mesmerising views of rugged cliffs and hidden coves, perfect for exploration and discovery.
Local amenities include a village store, public houses and restaurants, along with the popular café, The Landing.
For those seeking cultural immersion and exploration, Beadnell serves as an ideal base to discover Northumberland's treasures. Nearby attractions such as Bamburgh Castle, steeped in medieval history and commanding coastal views, and the historic market town of Alnwick with its majestic castle and world-famous gardens, promise unforgettable experiences steeped in heritage and culture. Additionally the town offers a range of useful ameneties such as
supermarkets, a good range of independent and chain shops, primary and secondary schooling, a modern leisure centre, playhouse/cinema and a hospital.
For the commuter, access to the A1 is just 6 miles distant affording journeys northwards to Berwick and in a southerly direction to Newcastle City Centre and Newcastle International Airport. Mainline railway stations, in addition to Chathill, include Berwick and Alnmouth which provide regular links to Edinburgh, Newcastle, York and London.
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Strutt & Parker - Morpeth
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