northumberland property for sale with sea views uk

Houseladder Property Ref: 777856. Quick Click Ref: 1433 121move.co.uk are pleased to offer for sale this 4 bedroom, end of terrace family home situated within walking distance of local primary and secondary schools and all local amenities includinding golf course, beaches & promenade. Thi. For full contact details please use the link or goto www.houseladder.co.uk

** Sea Views - Generous Family House - Modern Well Planned Accommodation - No Upper Chain** Completed during 2006 this spacious detached family home enjoys wonderful coastal views in a popular village only around 2 miles from the main A1 road. This property is available with no upper chain and an early inspection is recommended. The welcoming entrance hall with central stairway has Karndean flooring throughout and cloakroom/ w.c. off. The sitting room is to the rear of the house with French doors opening out to the garden, and direct access to the large kitchen/ breakfast room, also with French doors out to the garden. There is a separate family room/ dining room and study, plus utility room. On the first floor the galleried landing also has sea views with access to the master bedroom with en suite shower room, guest room with en suite shower room, three further bedrooms and family bathroom. Gas central heating and double glazing included. The enclosed rear garden is west facing and gives access to the detached double garage with driveway parking to the side. East Moor is a small select estate within the village which has first school, shop, church and post office, and is only around 1 mile from the beach at Sugar Sands. The A1 gives access north and south, and the east coast railway station at Alnmouth is approximately 3 miles away with direct links north to Edinburgh and south to Newcastle and London. Alnwick is around 4 miles away and has recently been voted ‘Best U.K. Shopping Street’ by Google Maps, and is the home of Alnwick Castle and Gardens. Solid entrance door to: Hallway Karndean flooring leading throughout the ground floor. Central stairway. Deep double cloaks cupboard. Two radiators. Double doors open to the sitting room, family room and kitchen. Sitting Room (rear facing) 17' 3" (5.26m) x 13' 8" (4.17m) A well-proportioned room with French doors opening out to the garden. Coal effect gas fire with stone style surround. Two radiators. T.V. point. Door to kitchen. Kitchen/ Breakfast Room (rear facing) 21' 6" (6.55m) x 14' 6" (4.42m) Range of fitted units with solid beech fronts incorporating 1 ½ bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Integral dishwasher, fridge and freezer. Range style cooker with gas hob and electric oven. French doors opening out to the garden. Karndean flooring. Access to the utility room. Utility Room (side facing) 7' 5" (2.26m) 7' 0" (2.13m) Range of fitted cupboards. Plumbing for washing machine. Space for tumble dryer. Karndean flooring. Door to outside. Study (front facing) 9' 10" (3m) x 8' 5" (2.57m) Also with Karndean flooring. Telephone point. Radiator. Family Room/ Dining Room (front facing) 15' 9" (4.8m) x 9' 11" (3.02m) Karndean flooring. Radiator. T.V. point. First Floor Stairs to galleried landing with front facing window enjoying views across the fields to the sea. Radiator. Airing cupboard. Loft access. Master Bedroom (rear facing) 14' 3" (4.34m) x 12' 3" (3.73m) Two built-in double wardrobes. Two radiators. T.V. point. En Suite (side facing) Large shower, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Radiator. Extractor fan. Inset ceiling spotlights. Karndean flooring. Bedroom Two (front facing) 13' 10" (4.22m) x 9' 10" (3m) plus wardrobes Also enjoying good views to the sea. Three built-in wardrobes. Radiator. En Suite Large shower, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Radiator. Extractor fan. Inset ceiling spotlights. Karndean flooring. Bedroom Three (front facing) 13' 5" (4.09m) x 9' 9" (2.97m) plus wardrobes Also with sea views. Two double built-in wardrobes. Radiator. Bedroom Four (rear facing) 12' 8" (3.86m) x 8' 6" (2.59m) Radiator. Bedroom Five/ Study (rear facing) 9' 1" (2.77m) x 8' 11" (2.72m) Karndean flooring. Radiator. Bathroom (rear facing) Panel bath with mixer tap, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Radiator. Shaver point. Extractor fan. Inset ceiling spotlights. Karndean flooring. Outside To the rear of the property is a Yorkstone patio and private lawned garden enjoying south and west facing sun. External tap and electric socket. Detached Double Garage 17' 1" (5.21m) x 16' 3" (4.95m) Two up and over doors. Driveway parking. Power sockets. Lifestyle Activities Beach Coastal Village Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Detatched West Facing Sea View 1st Floor Property Features Garden Central Heating Cloakroom Dining Room Double Garage Double Glazing Ensuite French Doors Garage Lobby Study Views Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1083865/

The good size family lounge and breakfasting kitchem complimented by three bedrooms and a shower room form a comfortable compact home with the benefit of a conservatory exploiting the southerly aspect. Rothbury, an excellent central point from which to enjoy the outstanding natural beauty of the countryside extending from the North Sea Coast the Scottish border, adequately supports either permanent residence or holiday occupation. First and Middle Schools are within the Village and High School pupils are bussed to Morpeth. Market town facilities at Morpeth and city amenities at Newcastle Upon Tyne are within easy reach, some 25 and 45 minutes respectively. The Village has a comprehensive range of shops and services. Outdoor pursuits within the neighbourhood and adjacent National Park encompass a wide variety of activities including walking, climbing, football, golf, tennis, bowls and scenic excursions. The centrally heated and double glazed accommodation briefly comprises:- Lounge, Breakfasting Kitchen, Conservatory, 3 Bedrooms and Shower Room. Mount Terrace, a popular location overlooking the Village, comprises stone built cottages providing surprisingly commodious accommodation in this property comprising:- Entrance Lobby cloaks, stairs rise to the first floor landing and door opens to the :- Lounge 14’8 x 14’4, a comfortable spacious room with wood fire surround, tiled insert and hearth with gas fire, large under stair store cupboard, window to the over Village view, feature stripped stone walls, door to :- Breakfasting Kitchen 17’7 x 8’5, fitted base and wall wood units with beech wood work tops and Spanish hand painted tile splash backs, incorporating integrated fridge, sink unit, freezer, electric cooker; stripped stone wall feature, period fire recess with fitted shelves, wood flooring, recessed ceiling lights, door to conservatory and utility. Utility central heating boiler, plumbed for washing machine, Conservatory a very pleasant sun trap with quarry tiled floor, door to the :- Patio the sheltered southerly aspect provides a welcome exterior fine weather recreation complimenting the patio. The stairs rise from the front door lobby to the night accommodation and :- Landing hatch to roof space, electric meters. Bedroom 1 14’5 x 8’7, two built-in wardrobes with hanging and shelved space, feature fire place, north aspect window. Bedroom 2 10’5 x 8’6, built-in wardrobe, north aspect window. Bedroom 3 9’9 x 8’2, wood panelled walls and ceiling, laminate flooring, south aspect window. Shower Room Redring electric shower, hand basin, wc., two tiled walls, two walls and ceiling wood lined. The property, compact and easily managed with William Morris wallpaper and joiner-made bespoke doors, achieves that country cottage atmosphere so often lost in refurbishment. The patio with borders is ideal for container culture. Council Tax Band ’A’ 988.66 payable 2011 to 2012. Mains Services-Electricity, Gas, Water and Drainage. New Double Glazing To Front Elevation and Conservatory. Gas Fired Central Heating. View By Appointment.

The sale of this elevated detached residence, having a most pleasant degree of seclusion without isolation and verged by mature woodland, presents a rare opportunity to enjoy the benefits of a most desirable rural location and natural habitat. The roe deer are often seen close to the kitchen window at breakfast time (eating the roses !) The view from the principal rooms, extending over the valley to the Simonside Hills, is framed by mature specimen trees. These are under grown with flowering shrubs bordering the easily maintained lawns. A small vegetable plot is to the rear, this could easily be either extended or taken into the lawn. There is ample horticultural potential within the copious garden. Comprehensive village shopping and service facilities, quite adequate for daily basics, are complimented by those of the market town outlets in Morpeth (16 miles), while city amenities including the arts, social/sporting venues and travel connections are available at Newcastle upon Tyne (approx 45 mins). Northumberland, a county of outstanding natural beauty, supports a wide range of outdoor activities ranging from the physically demanding to the leisurely rewarding within such diverse terrain as the Border Hills and the North Sea Coast. Lobby, Cloakroom, Reception Hall, Lounge. Dining Room, Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Integral Garage, Copious Garden High Close’ comes to the market to enable the Vendor to relocate in retirement within her family circle. The well stocked garden, which provides an excellent floral display, based upon a careful selection of rhododendrons supplemented by a variety of flowering and variegated shrubs. Specimen conifers frame the splendid southerly aspect providing shelter from the southerly east and west winds, to the north are the mature trees of the Cragside Estate. A substantial stone wall bounds the property apart from where to the south it adjoins the garden of Windscarth. The joint tarmacadam drive passes by Windscarth to the boundary of High Close, from where it is exclusive to High Close, terminating at the parking area from which are both the formal and informal entrances. The hardwood front door opens to the :- ENTRANCE Lobby a welcome initial reception leading through to the:- Reception Hall 19’9 x 10’10, polished oak board floor, beech wall panelling, doors to reception rooms, cloakroom and kitchen, stairs to first floor landing, south aspect to view. Cloakroom anti-room with cloaks and hand basin through to separate wc. Lounge 16’6 x 13’4, polished oak board floor, picture window exploiting the southerly aspect, Cumberland Slate fire surround and hearth incorporating a Baxi open fire with external ash extraction and log recess, wall display alcove, arched opening to study, door to vinery. Vinery 16’0 x 8’0, mature Homburg vine, door to garden. Study 8’11 x 6’10, polished oak board floor. Dining Room 14’11 x 10’2, polished oak board floor, serving hatch from kitchen, door to :- Veranda 25’0 x 7’0, spanning the hall and dining room with door to garden. Kitchen 15’0 x 9’6 (including the pantry cupboard), fitted base and wall units incorporating work surfaces with pine board splash backs, stainless steel sink unit, tiled floor, hatch to dining room, door to rear lobby. REAR Lobby small utility and passage to central heating boiler and door to integral garage. Open plan stairs from the Hall to the first floor Bedrooms:- Bedroom 1 14’7 x 13’6, built-in furniture incorporating wardrobe with hanging and shelved space and hand basin in vanity unit, polished pine floor, southerly aspect over garden to view. Bedroom 2 11’1 x 10’10, wardrobe alcove, hatch to roof space, polished pine floor, southerly aspect over garden to view. Bedroom 3 13’0 x 11’’0, built-in L’ shaped unit of dressing table, drawers and wardrobe with hanging and shelved space, polished pine floor, southerly aspect over garden to view. Bedroom 4 9’7 x 7’2, built-in airing and linen cupboards, immersion heater, northerly aspect over garden. Bathroom 9’6 x 5’0, three piece suite with vanity unit to hand basin and an over bath shower, full wall tiling at bath the remaining walls 1/2 tiled, heated towel rail. Garage 18’0 x 10’0, water and electricity, up and over door. Grounds the grounds are stocked with mature trees and shrubs to form a low maintenance garden entirely in keeping with the adjoining woodland and forming excellent shelter for the front and rear lawns. The discerning selection of species ensures an extended floral season combined with varied foliage. The whole presenting a peaceful wildlife habitat with interesting horticultural potential. Council Tax Band F’ 2142.67 payable 2010 to 2011. Main Services-Electricity, Water and Drainage. Central Heating-Oil fired. Double Glazing. Notethe drive from the highway to the High Close boundary is jointly used with the owner of Windscarth and the liability for maintenance of this jointly used section is understood to be shared on a 50/50 basis. The remainder is exclusive to High Close. The water supply and drainage for High Close and Windscarth are laid through the Windscarth site. It is understood that provision is made in the deeds of both properties for maintenance of the pipes and drains both in sole and joint user. Viewing By Appointment.

** MAGNIFICENT GARDEN - POPULAR COASTAL VILLAGE** Lilac Cottage was originally two properties, and now has been combined to create a substantial house with generous rooms and large secluded gardens. The property has very generous sized rooms with potential to create further bedroom space if required. The large and well-stocked garden is sheltered and secluded with varied seating areas, pond and vegetable plot. There is ample parking and turning space with useful outhouse and storage. Internally the rooms combine traditional character with modern living including gas fired central heating and double glazing. The large conservatory to the rear opens onto the stone terrace further extending the living space. The ground floor includes sitting room with cast iron stove, separate dining room, study or family room, conservatory, kitchen and utility room. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, although one of these could create a third bedroom, en suite shower room and family bathroom. Longhoughton is a popular village with first school, shop, post office, church and public house. It is approximately 3 miles to the railway station at Alnmouth where there are direct links north to Edinburgh and south to Newcastle and London. The county market town of Alnwick is approximately 5 miles away with choice of supermarkets, modern leisure facilities, theatre/ cinema and hospital. There are varied specialist retail units, and Bondgate Within has recently been voted ‘U.K’s Best Shopping Street’ by Google. The main A1 road gives easy commuting north and south and there are outstanding beaches and golf courses all the way up this area of the coastline, designated one of ‘Outstanding Natural Beauty’. An early inspection is recommended. Half glazed door opening to: HALL Stairs to first floor. Radiator. DINING ROOM (front facing) 15' 4" (4.67m) x 12' 6" (3.81m) A very traditional room with exposed wood flooring. Radiator. Beamed ceiling. Door to sitting room. SITTING ROOM (front and rear facing) 21' 3" (6.48m) x 15' 9" (4.8m) (max) Very spacious well-lit room with access to the study and conservatory. Stone Inglenook fireplace with cast iron stove sitting on stone hearth. Two radiators. Beamed ceiling. French doors opening to the conservatory. CONSERVATORY (rear facing) 21' 9" (6.63m) x 10' 0" (3.05m) A lovely garden room with double doors opening to the stone terrace. Views over the pond and garden. Exposed wood flooring. Radiator. STUDY/ FAMILY ROOM (rear facing) 17' 1" (5.21m) x 7' 4" (2.24m) An excellent flexible reception room or possible ground floor bedroom. Telephone point. Radiator. KITCHEN (front facing) 15' 7" (4.75m) x 9' 3" (2.82m) Range of fitted units incorporating 1 ½ bowl sink with mixer tap. Plumbing for dishwasher. Integral fridge. Gas hob with electric double oven. Exposed wood flooring. Radiator. Telephone point. Door to utility room. UTILITY ROOM (rear facing) 9' 4" (2.84m) x 7' 3" (2.21m) Range of fitted units. Plumbing for washing machine. Radiator. Half glazed door to outside. FIRST FLOOR Stairs to landing. Radiator. Loft access. Good view across the garden towards the sea. BEDROOM ONE (front facing) 21' 1" (6.43m) x 15' 8" (4.78m) (max including wardrobes) Formerly two bedrooms, and could be re-divided. Stone fireplace. T.V. point. Walk-in wardrobe. Two radiators. BEDROOM TWO (front facing) 17' 5" (5.31m) x 10' 9" (3.28m) Radiator. EN SUITE Shower, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Tiled walls and floor. Radiator. Extractor fan. BATHROOM (front facing) 12' 1" (3.68m) x 9' 6" (2.9m) Panel bath with shower mixer tap, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c. with high level cistern. Radiator. Extractor fan. Two built-in cupboards. OUTSIDE To the front of the property is a cottage garden with access to the side driveway giving excellent off-road parking and turning. To the rear of the property is a useful outhouse with w.c. and wash handbasin, also storage space and containing the boiler for the central heating. There is a lovely terraced patio overlooking the large pond. Lawn. Established flowering plants and shrubs. Summerhouse in a sheltered sunken area. Hedged surrounds. Vegetable garden. Lifestyle Activities Golf Coastal Town Village Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Storage Ground Floor 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Central Heating Conservatory Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Outbuilding Pond Study Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t915193/

Summary Fox & Sons are delighted to offer 'For Sale' this first floor apartment situated in the sought after Shoreham Beach area. The property benefits from two bedrooms, west facing balcony off the living area, second balcony off bedroom two, communal gardens, garage. Viewing Highly Recommended. No Chain. Description . Entrance Communal entrance, lift and stairs to first floor, door to; Living Area 23' 2" x 14' 3" max ( 7.06m x 4.34m max ) Secure entry phone system, dimmer switch, storage cupboard with hanging and shelving, wooden flooring, double glazed window to southerly aspect with sea views, double glazed door providing access to; West Facing Balcony Tiled flooring with views of the English Channel and overlooking the communal gardens Bedroom One 12' 4" x 9' 1" ( 3.76m x 2.77m ) Radiator, dimmer switch, wooden flooring, built in wardrobes with hanging, shelving and storage over, double glazed window with views of the English Channel and overlooking the communal gardens Bedroom Two 11' x 10' ( 3.35m x 3.05m ) Coving, wooden flooring, radiator, telephone point, double glazed door to; Balcony With distant views of the English Channel and downland Kitchen 13' 3" x 9' ( 4.04m x 2.74m ) Range of wall and base units, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink/drainer inset into worksurface, four ring halogen hob inset with oven under and extractor fan over, space for fridge/freezer, space and plumbing for washing machine, part tiled walls, rubbish shoot, heated towel rail Bathroom White suite comprising panel enclosed spa bath with mixer tap and shower over with shower screen, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap, low level flush WC, extractor fan, heated towel rail, fully tiled walls, tiled flooring Outside Communal Gardens Laid to lawn, range of mature trees and shrubs Garage Up and over door, no.9 1. Money Laundering Regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. These Particulars Are Issued In Good Faith But Do Not Constitute Representations Of Fact Or Form Part Of Any Offer Or Contract. The Matters Referred To In These Particulars Should Be Independently Verified By Prospective Buyers Or Tenants. Neither Sequence (UK) Limited Nor Any Of Its Employees Or Agents Has Any Authority To Make Or Give Any Representation Or Warranty Whatever In Relation To This Property. Purchase Incentives Chain Free Lifestyle Activities Beach Spa Property Characteristics Storage West Facing Sea View 1st Floor Property Features Garden Balcony Double Glazing Garage Lift Views Wooden Floors Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Carpets Cooker Fridge Shower Telephone Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1085813/

Houseladder Property Ref: 615806. Sea for yourself ! Located in one of the most sought after areas in Thorpe Bay is this three bedroom first and second floor maisonette offering spacious accommodation throughout and benefitting from off street parking, rear garden and Estuary views. No on. For full contact details please use the link or goto www.houseladder.co.uk

Summary Fox & Sons are delighted to offer 'For Sale' this well presented three bedroom property situated on the sought after Shoreham Beach. The property benefits from 3 bedrooms all with ensuite bath/shower rooms, south facing balcony with sea views, summer house, front & rear gardens, garage. Description . Entrance Entrance Hall Coving, laminate flooring, radiator Bedroom One 14' 3" max x 11' 10" max ( 4.34m max x 3.61m max ) Radiator, double glazed window to front southerly aspect, door to; Ensuite Bathroom Suite comprising panel enclosed P-shaped bath with mixer tap and shower over, shower screen, vanity style wash hand basin with mixer tap and storage under, low level flush WC, heated towel rail, part tiled walls, extractor fan, frosted double glazed window to side aspect Kitchen 17' 7" max x 16' 7" ( 5.36m max x 5.05m ) L-shaped room, range of wall and base units, ceramic butcher style sink unit, five ring gas hob inset in granite work surface, integrated fridge, space for freezer, space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, splash back, two radiators, cupboard space for additional fridge/freezer, dual aspect double glazed window to side and rear aspect, frosted double glazed door providing access to rear garden Inner Hallway Understair storage cupboard, laminate flooring, down lighters, stairs to first floor Bedroom Three/Dining Room 14' 3" x 9' 1" ( 4.34m x 2.77m ) Currently being used as a dining room, television point, laminate flooring, radiator, double glazed window to rear aspect, double glazed door providing access to rear garden Ensuite Suite comprising walk in shower cubicle, low level flush WC, wash hand basin, tiled floor, extractor fan, part tiled walls, radiator First Floor Landing Laminate flooring, velux window to side aspect Bedroom Two 13' x 13' ( 3.96m x 3.96m ) Radiator, walk in wardrobe style storage cupboard, double glazed window to rear aspect, door to; Ensuite Shower Room Walk in shower cubicle with tiled enclosed, vanity style 'his & hers' sinks with mixer taps and storage under, low level flush WC, shaver point, part tiled walls, radiator, extractor fan, down lighters, velux window to side aspect Lounge 18' 2" max x 22' 3" max ( 5.54m max x 6.78m max ) Two radiators, telephone point, television point, wooden flooring, loft access, dual aspect with double glazed window to side aspect and double glazed doors providing access to; Balcony South facing with views across the English Channel, tiled flooring, Outside Rear Garden Part laid to lawn, part laid to decking, part laid to raised patio, range of mature trees and shrubs, side access, wooden pergola Outside Office/Summerhouse With power and lighting Front Garden With shrub borders, and laid to hardstanding off road parking leading to; Garage Housing gas boiler, power and lighting, up and over door 1. Money Laundering Regulations: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. Measurements: These approximate room sizes are only intended as general guidance. You must verify the dimensions carefully before ordering carpets or any built-in furniture. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. These Particulars Are Issued In Good Faith But Do Not Constitute Representations Of Fact Or Form Part Of Any Offer Or Contract. The Matters Referred To In These Particulars Should Be Independently Verified By Prospective Buyers Or Tenants. Neither Sequence (UK) Limited Nor Any Of Its Employees Or Agents Has Any Authority To Make Or Give Any Representation Or Warranty Whatever In Relation To This Property. Lifestyle Activities Beach Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched South Facing Storage Sea View 1st Floor Property Features Garden Balcony Attic Central Heating Deck Dining Room Double Glazing Ensuite Garage Views Wooden Floors Patio Summer House Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Carpets Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1066442/

Houseladder Property Ref: 845741. IMMACULATE THREE BEDROOMED MODERN END TERRACE, GEORGE WIMPEY BUILT IN 2006, Situated within Skelton, located near local school, shops and medical centre, this property is an ideal family home well worth internal viewing. . . Property briefly comprises Ent. For full contact details please use the link or goto www.houseladder.co.uk

Houseladder Property Ref: 808040. Alnwick Properties are proud to offer this outstanding 4 Bedroom detached property For Sale, as due to the popular location and fantastic open views of farmland and East coast, they rarely become available For Sale. Immaculately decorated throughout, the . For full contact details please use the link or goto www.houseladder.co.uk

A very well presented mid link modern house within the popular Northumbrian village of Beadnell, close to the beach, harbour and local amenities. The property is ideally suited to those seeking a holiday let investment, or simply a weekend retreat for exploring the wonderful Northumbrian Coastline. The current owners currently rent out the property on a holiday let basis, with occupancy of approximately 30 weeks per year. The well presented accommodation briefly comprises: entrance hall, living room, cloaks/WC and fitted kitchen. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom/WC. Accommodation: Entrance Hall: With electric panel heater and door to: Living Room: Measuring approx. 12' 5" x 11' 9" (3.78m x 3.58m) With double glazed window to front, staircase to first floor, electric storage heater, TV aerial point, telephone point and door to inner hallway. Cloaks/WC: Equipped with corner wash hand basin, WC, extractor fan and electric heated towel rail. Kitchen: Measuring approx. 11' 9" x 8' 8" (3.58m x 2.64m) Equipped with a range of cream base, wall and drawer units, with a stainless steel sink and drainer set into roll top work surfaces with tiles to splash backs. Features include; electric oven and hob with a stainless steel extractor hood over, integrated washer/dryer, integrated fridge/freezer and integrated dishwasher, double glazed window to rear, extractor fan, spotlights to ceiling and door to rear garden. First Floor Landing: With loft access hatch. Bedroom One: Measuring approx. 11' 9" x 8' 2" (3.58m x 2.49m) With double glazed window to front with distant sea views, TV aerial point and wall mounted electric heater. Bedroom Two: Measuring approx. 11' 10" x 8' 8" (3.61m x 2.64m) With double glazed window to rear with distant sea views, TV aerial point, built in storage cupboard and electric wall mounted heater. Family Bathroom/WC: Measuring approx. 8' 3" x 6' (2.51m x 1.83m) With part tiled walls and equipped with a white suite comprising panelled bath with electric shower over and shower screen, pedestal wash hand basin with tiles to splash back, low level WC, extractor fan, shaver point, spotlights to ceiling and wall mounted electric towel rail. Externally: There is a block paved driveway providing off street parking. To the rear is a lawned area with patio area. EPC: Property Ref:84_1469_1725522 Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Terraced Storage Sea View 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Double Glazing Off Street Parking Views Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t977052/

**IDEAL HOLIDAY LET - GARAGE AND GARDEN** First floor apartment with excellent views in a popular coastal village ideally suited for holiday letting. The property has generous accommodation extending to sitting room with views across to the coast, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. PVC double glazing and night storage heating is included. There is a garage and parking space, plus garden with patio area. Beadnell has a fantastic sandy beach popular with water sports enthusiasts, overlooked by the castle at Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh, with golf courses and other amenities. The village is approximately 10 miles from the main A1 road, with shopping facilities in nearby Alnwick which was recently voted ‘The U.K’s Best Shopping Street’. An internal inspection is highly recommended. External steps leading up to: ENTRANCE PORCH Door to sitting room. SITTING ROOM (side facing) 15' 11" (4.85m) x 13' 6" (4.11m) Enjoying an excellent view across the dunes towards the beach. Night store heater. T.V. point. Open plan to kitchen. KITCHEN (front facing) 9' 9" (2.97m) x 8' 6" (2.59m) Range of fitted units incorporating stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Plumbing for washing machine. Electric hob and oven with extractor fan over. Breakfast bar. BATHROOM (front facing) Suite in white comprising panel bath with electric shower over and shower screen, wash handbasin with cupboard under, and w.c.. Part tiles walls. Cupboard with hot water tank. Door leading from the sitting room to: INNER HALL Electric convector heater. Loft access. BEDROOM ONE (rear facing) 15' 8" (4.78m) x 9' 0" (2.74m) Excellent open view. BEDROOM TWO (side facing) 12' 5" (3.78m) x 5' 11" (1.8m) Window seat with cupboard under. GARAGE Single garage. One parking space. OUTSIDE Garden with hedged surround. Patio area. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t879957/

**IDEAL HOLIDAY LET - GARAGE AND GARDEN** First floor apartment with excellent views in a popular coastal village ideally suited for holiday letting. The property has generous accommodation extending to sitting room with views across to the coast, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. PVC double glazing and night storage heating is included. There is a garage and parking space, plus garden with patio area. Beadnell has a fantastic sandy beach popular with water sports enthusiasts, overlooked by the castle at Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh, with golf courses and other amenities. The village is approximately 10 miles from the main A1 road, with shopping facilities in nearby Alnwick which was recently voted ‚The U.K’s Best Shopping Street’. An internal inspection is highly recommended. External steps leading up to: ENTRANCE PORCH Door to sitting room. SITTING ROOM (side facing) 15' 11" (4.85m) x 13' 6" (4.11m) Enjoying an excellent view across the dunes towards the beach. Night store heater. T.V. point. Open plan to kitchen. KITCHEN (front facing) 9' 9" (2.97m) x 8' 6" (2.59m) Range of fitted units incorporating stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Plumbing for washing machine. Electric hob and oven with extractor fan over. Breakfast bar. BATHROOM (front facing) Suite in white comprising panel bath with electric shower over and shower screen, wash handbasin with cupboard under, and w.c.. Part tiles walls. Cupboard with hot water tank. Door leading from the sitting room to: INNER HALL Electric convector heater. Loft access. BEDROOM ONE (rear facing) 15' 8" (4.78m) x 9' 0" (2.74m) Excellent open view. BEDROOM TWO (side facing) 12' 5" (3.78m) x 5' 11" (1.8m) Window seat with cupboard under. GARAGE Single garage. One parking space. OUTSIDE Garden with hedged surround. Patio area.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION ON 30TH JANUARY 2012 AT THE MARRIOTT HOTEL, GOSFORTH PARK. Terms & conditions apply - see **REQUIRING UPDATING - IDEAL INVESTMENT** First and second floor maisonette in the popular holiday village of Alnmouth. Ideal investment opportunity requiring refurbishment and updating. Accessed from the rear of Argyle Street, external stairs lead up from the courtyard to the private entrance door. The entrance hall leads to the kitchen with views over the estuary and feature exposed stone wall, and sitting room with bay window enjoying the views. On the second floor there are three bedrooms and bathroom. Gas central heating is included with unrestricted on street parking. The river estuary and beaches at Alnmouth are a popular tourist attraction overlooked by the golf courses and within the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has shop, post office and church, with choice of public houses/ restaurants. Further day to day shopping is available in Alnwick, recently voted ‘U.K’s Best Shopping Street’ by Google. There is a first school at Hipsburn and the railway station is just over 1 mile away with direct links north to Edinburgh and south to Newcastle and London. Convenient for bus route to Alnwick and Newcastle. Solid entrance door opening to: ENTRANCE HALL Store cupboard. Stairs to second floor. Radiator. KITCHEN (rear and side facing) 13' 10" (4.22m) x 9' 2" (2.79m) Views over the estuary. Exposed stone wall. Range of fitted units incorporating stainless steel sink. Plumbing for washing machine. Electric cooker point. Radiator. SITTING ROOM (front and side facing) 22' 6" (6.86m) x 17' 8" (5.38m) max into bay Again with estuary views. Mahogany fire surround with marble inset. Two radiators. SECOND FLOOR Stairs to landing. Cupboard with combi boiler. Electric panel radiator. BEDROOM ONE (front facing) 15' 3" (4.65m) x 9' 11" (3.02m) max into dormer Radiator. BEDROOM TWO (front facing) 13' 8" (4.17m) x 13' 8" (4.17m) max into dormer and inc robes Fitted wardrobes. Radiator. BEDROOM THREE (rear and side facing) 10' 11" (3.33m) x 9' 11" (3.02m) plus wardrobe Radiator. Coastal views. BATHROOM (rear facing) Panel bath with power shower over, wash handbasin with cupboard under, and w.c.. Heated towel rail. Shaver point. OUTSIDE Shared courtyard. Lifestyle Activities Golf Village Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Train Station Property Characteristics 2nd Floor Property Features Bay Windows Central Heating Courtyard Lobby On Street Parking Views. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1093260/

Roomsfirst[New] (1 x 1 metre)About Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Features Landscaped Gardens. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1269420/

Roomsfirst[New] (1 x 1 metre)About Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Features Landscaped Gardens. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1270398/

The Rowan is an impressive three bedroom detached home with an integral garage.The ground floor offers perfect family living with a well planned layout. The nicely proportioned lounge leads through to a kitchen and family room, with French doors opening out onto the rear garden. Upstairs the master bedroom has an en-suite, whilst the further two bedrooms share the family bathroom. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 87.2m2 (938 sqft) Provision of gable windows is plot dependent, see sales advisor for details.RoomsgroundLiving Room (4.95 x 3.58 metre) maxFamily Area (2.98 x 3.05 metre) max, minKitchen (2.33 x 3.33 metre) min, maxW.C. (.85 x 1.68 metre)firstMaster Bedroom (3.11 x 3.60 metre) max, maxEn-Suite (1.20 x 2.20 metre)Bedroom 2 (3.75 x 2.68 metre) max, maxBedroom 3 (3.52 x 1.97 metre)Bathroom (1.70 x 1.83 metre) max, minAbout Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched Ground Floor Property Features Garden Ensuite French Doors Garage Landscaped Gardens. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1291890/

The Impressive Cedar has a separate dining room perfect for entertaining at the front of the house with a stylish bay window. To the rear of the house is a living room with an impressive square bay window incorporating double doors to the garden.There is also a large kitchen ideal for the serious cooks amongst us. Upstairs the four bedrooms are perfect for any family, with the main bedroom having an en-suite to take the pressure off the morning frenzy and the others sharing a family bathroom. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 112m2 (1205 sqft)RoomsgroundLiving Room (5.13 x 3.28 metre) max, maxDining Room (3.40 x 3.28 metre) max, maxKitchen (3.12 x 4.74 metre)W.C. (1.82 x .97 metre) max, maxfirstMaster Bedroom (3.57 x 4.81 metre) max, maxEn-Suite (1.48 x 2.46 metre)Bedroom 2 (3.57 x 3.25 metre) max, maxBedroom 3 (3.14 x 2.98 metre) min, maxBedroom 4 (3.14 x 2.45 metre) max, maxBathroom (1.70 x 2.19 metre) maxAbout Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched Property Features Garden Bay Windows Dining Room Ensuite Landscaped Gardens. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1312452/

** B & B Opportunity - 3 Letting Bedrooms Plus Owners Accomodation** Excellent commercial opportunity or permanent family home on the highly sought after Holy Island which must be viewed to be appreciated. The property has been operating as a successful Bed and Breakfast business with en suite accommodation and guest parking. The accommodation is on the ground floor and consists of conservatory entrance, guest dining room and three en suite bedrooms, kitchen with study off, and owners’ accommodation consisting of sitting room, bedroom and bathroom. Double glazing and oil fired central heating is included. Rear lawned garden with views out towards the sea. Interested purchasers should note Holy Island is accessible only at low tide and tide tables are available online. Often known as Lindisfarne, this small island has religious heritage and picturesque 16th century castle. It is attractive to tourists and holiday makers with quiet beaches and unique natural history. Conservatory/ Entrance Hall 13' 3" (4.04m) x 7' 5" (2.26m) Enjoying views across towards the coast. Access to inner hall for guests. Radiator. Telephone point. Storage cupboards. Door to dining room. Dining Room (front facing) 19' 6" (5.94m) x 10' 11" (3.33m) Generous guest dining room. Access to kitchen. Brick fireplace with shelving adjacent. Two radiators. Shelved storage cupboard. Kitchen (front facing) 11' 6" (3.51m) x 8' 1" (2.46m) Stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Plumbing for washing machine. Five ring gas hob (Lpg bottles). Gas double oven. Built-in shelved cupboard. Study/ Office (overhead Velux) 8' 5" (2.57m) x 8' 0" (2.44m) Built-in cupboard. Telephone point. Guest Bedroom One (rear and side facing) 14' 9" (4.5m) x 10' 8" (3.25m) including en suite Views to the coast. Radiator. En Suite Shower, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Extractor fan. Shaver point. Radiator. Guest Bedroom Two (rear and side facing) 11' 9" (3.58m) x 10' 8" (3.25m) Radiator. En Suite And Dressing Area Radiator. Shower, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Part tiled walls. Extractor fan. Shaver point. Guest Bedroom Suite (side facing) 10' 7" (3.23m) x 9' 7" (2.92m) Radiator. Sitting Room (side facing) 10' 7" (3.23m) x 7' 7" (2.31m) Radiator. T.V. point. En Suite Shower, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Radiator. Shaver point. Extractor fan. Owners Accommodation Leading from the kitchen is the owner’s private entrance area with hallway and utility with plumbing for washing machine. Sitting Room (side facing) 11' 10" (3.61m) x 11' 5" (3.48m) (max) Radiator. Access to bedroom. Bedroom (side facing) 9' 7" (2.92m) x 7' 10" (2.39m) plus wardrobes Radiator. Telephone point. Bathroom (front and side facing) Panel bath with shower over, pedestal wash handbasin and w.c.. Tiled walls. Radiator. Leading from the entrance hall there are steps up to: Attic Room (side facing) 11' 10" (3.61m) x 6' 10" (2.08m) (part sloping ceiling) Attic storage space. Outside Private patio area for the owners. Rear lawned garden for the guests with views. Greenhouse. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t907866/

The Chestnut is a striking four bedroom detached property, with integral garage. With a modern design, including a stunning kitchen/breakfast and family area with French doors to the rear garden, it is perfect for entertaining and contemporary family living. Upstairs are 4 generous bedrooms, with the master bedroom having an en-suite shower room. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 106.8m2 (1150 sqft)RoomsgroundLiving Room (Incl. Bay) (4.75 x 3.14 metre) maxFamily Area (2.99 x 3.14 metre) minBreakfast Area (2.91 x 2.11 metre)Kitchen (2.91 x 2.81 metre)Utility (1.36 x 1.82 metre)W.C. (1.49 x 1.11 metre) max, maxfirstMaster Bedroom (3.91 x 3.14 metre)En-Suite (1.11 x 2.08 metre) minBedroom 2 (3.10 x 2.84 metre) max, maxBedroom 3 (3.14 x 2.81 metre) max, maxBedroom 4 (2.74 x 3.04 metre) max, maxBathroom (1.70 x 2.20 metre)About Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched Property Features Garden Ensuite French Doors Garage Landscaped Gardens Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1312451/

A most desirable freehold semi-detached bungalow pleasantly situated on the southern slope of the Coquet Valley overlooking the Village and with extensive views to the Cragside woods. The property has the advantage of a detached garage and is complimented by the easily maintained gardens, which with mature hedges afford an attractive degree of privacy. 'Beechcroft', although towards the periphery of the Village, is within walking distance of the centre where there are comprehensive shops and services to meet the day to day requirements. A public bus service runs to the market town of Morpeth, which hosts a good choice of specialist retailers, and on to Newcastle Upon Tyne, where the spectrum of city amenities encompasses art, science, entertainment and sport. Northumberland, renowned as a county of outstanding natural beauty with a rich historical and architectural heritage, is readily accessed with convenient routes to upland and lowland topography ranging from the Cheviot Hills to the North Sea Coast and displaying a great diversity of houses and castles bearing witness to the turbulent past of Border conflict. The vendor has completely refurbished the bungalow to a demanding contemporary standard and reluctantly relinquishes this retirement home or perhaps rural retreat to take up family commitments. Accommodation briefly comprises:- HALL, LOUNGE, KITCHEN, UTILITY, 2 BEDROOMS, BATHROOM, GARAGE and GARDENS. No. 9 Beechcroft is located in a cul-de-sac at the corner of the estate enjoying the privacy of it’s gardens and with the benefit of a detached garage. It is anticipated that this recently refurbished bungalow, available for quick completion, will attract the discerning purchaser, who does not wish to bear the hassle or extra expense of undertaking remedial works. Tucked away from the bustle of life the property is approached from the cul-de-sac over a short path through the front garden, from where the hardwood front door opens to the:- HALL compact reception off which the principal rooms open, storage cupboard, tiled floor, ceiling spotlights. radiator. LOUNGE 13’5 x 11’9, laminate flooring, tv. point, gas fire, radiator. window to front garden (south). KITCHEN 13’0 x 8’ 5, fitted base and wall units incorporating work surfaces with tiled splash backs, display unit, drawers, stainless steel sink unit, plumbed for washing machine, gas cooker, tiled floor, pantry cupboard, radiator, hatch to roof space, door to utility. UTILITY a comfortable household facility with door to garden. BEDROOM 1 12’4 x 10’4, built in cupboards, laminate flooring, radiator, view over rear garden. BEDROOM 2 10’4 x 7’4, built in cupboard, radiator. laminate flooring, view to front garden. BATHROOM three piece white suite with over bath shower and glass splash screen, radiator, part tiled walls, tiled floor. OUTSIDE & GARAGE the formal front garden is laid to lawn with an attractive crescent border, curving gravel path and featuring a raised sun deck exploiting the shelter of the well maintained mature hedge. The rear garden is a family recreation area with raised bed and compact vegetable plot. A detached GARAGE adjoins the rear garden. COUNCIL TAX BAND A’ 988.66 payable 2011 to 2012. MAIN SERVICES-Electricity, Gas, Water & Drainage. FULL CENTRAL HEATING GAS FIRED. VIEW BY APPOINTMENT.

The Horsechestnut is a four bedroomed detached home, perfect for a contemporary lifestyle. Boasting a separate living room, dining room and fully fitted kitchen/family area with French doors leading to the rear garden, it's ideal for those relaxing afternoons and fun weekends. This two and a half storey home has four bedrooms, with two of the bedrooms offering en-suite and dressing area. A real feature of this home is the bay window, which is not only featured in the ground floor living room, it also runs up to the first floor making for an attractive second bedroom. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 156.6m2 (1685 sqft) Note: Second floor dimensions taken from 1.5m high ceiling height.RoomsgroundLiving Room (4.76 x 3.24 metre) max, maxDining Area (3.27 x 3.24 metre)Family Area (2.90 x 2.41 metre)Kitchen (2.90 x 2.51 metre)Utility (1.46 x 2.52 metre) max, maxW.C. (1.77 x 1.13 metre) max, maxfirstBedroom 2 (5.33 x 3.21 metre) maxEn-Suite (2.73 x 1.38 metre)Dressing Area (2.73 x 1.74 metre)Bedroom 3 (3.65 x 2.86 metre)Bedroom 4 (3.66 x 2.45 metre) min, maxBathroom (2.39 x 2.39 metre)secondMaster Bedroom (4.34 x 3.96 metre)En-Suite (1.83 x 2.86 metre) minDressing Room (2.41 x 2.86 metre) max, maxAbout Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched High Ceilings Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Property Features Garden Bay Windows Dining Room Ensuite Fitted Kitchen French Doors Landscaped Gardens. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1312448/

This two and half storey home is perfect for modern living. The ground floor offers living space suitable for all the family with a separate living room with walk in bay window. The versatile family area off the kitchen has French doors out to the garden, and a utility and WC complete this floor. The first floor offers three generous bedrooms, one with en-suite, plus the family bathroom. The whole top floor is dedicated to making a perfect hideaway for parents, or creating that perfect teenage pad complete with its own dressing room and en-suite. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 122.9m2 (1322 sqft) Note: Second floor dimensions taken from 1.5m high ceiling height.RoomsgroundLiving Room (5.30 x 3.59 metre) maxFamily Area (3.36 x 3.57 metre) max, maxKitchen (2.85 x 2.75 metre) max, maxUtility (1.27 x 1.90 metre) max, maxW.C. (.82 x 1.90 metre) max, maxfirstBedroom 2 (3.21 x 3.35 metre) max, maxEn-Suite (1.46 x 2.15 metre) max, maxBedroom 3 (3.38 x 2.78 metre) max, maxBedroom 4 (2.78 x 2.69 metre) minBathroom (1.87 x 1.70 metre)secondMaster Bedroom (3.03 x 4.23 metre) max, maxEn-Suite (1.80 x 2.44 metre)Dressing Area (1.80 x 3.03 metre)About Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched High Ceilings Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Top Floor Property Features Garden Bay Windows Ensuite French Doors Landscaped Gardens Fixtures and Furnishings Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1312453/

The Beech is a contemporary 3 bedroom family sized home featuring a large living room with bay window, cloakroom/WC, a contemporary kitchen/family area with french doors opening out onto the rear garden, and utility. To the first floor the landing opens up to three bedrooms, the master bedroom with en-suite, and a family bathroom. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 94.9m2 (1021 sqft) Provision of gable windows is plot dependent, see sales advisor for details.RoomsgroundLiving Room (5.30 x 3.60 metre) max, maxFamily Area (3.36 x 3.56 metre) maxKitchen (2.77 x 2.76 metre)Utility (1.33 x 1.91 metre) maxW.C. (.87 x 1.74 metre) max, maxfirstMaster Bedroom (3.41 x 3.56 metre) max, maxEn-Suite (1.67 x 1.77 metre) max, maxBedroom 2 (3.37 x 2.64 metre)Bedroom 3 (2.78 x 2.84 metre) minBathroom (1.89 x 1.91 metre) maxAbout Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched 1st Floor Property Features Garden Bay Windows Cloakroom Ensuite French Doors Landscaped Gardens Fixtures and Furnishings Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1312449/

The Beech is a contemporary 3 bedroom family sized home featuring a large living room with bay window, cloakroom/WC, a contemporary kitchen/family area with french doors opening out onto the rear garden, and utility. To the first floor the landing opens up to three bedrooms, the master bedroom with en-suite, and a family bathroom. Please note: elevational treatments may vary Total floor area - 94.9m2 (1021 sqft) Provision of gable windows is plot dependent, see sales advisor for details.RoomsgroundLiving Room (5.30 x 3.60 metre) max, maxFamily Area (3.36 x 3.56 metre) maxKitchen (2.77 x 2.76 metre)Utility (1.33 x 1.91 metre) maxW.C. (.87 x 1.74 metre) max, maxfirstMaster Bedroom (3.41 x 3.56 metre) max, maxEn-Suite (1.67 x 1.77 metre) max, maxBedroom 2 (3.37 x 2.64 metre)Bedroom 3 (2.78 x 2.84 metre) minBathroom (1.89 x 1.91 metre) maxAbout Miller @ Beaumont CourtMake yourself at home in Miller @ Beaumont Court, a new development of 78 superior homes located in Pegswood. The county of Northumberland is made up of untouched coastlines and rich beautiful countryside. There could be no better place to create a new home. Pegswood is derived from the Old English Peg’s Worth meaning an enclosure belonging to a man named Pecg. The earliest settlement recorded at Pegswood was probably a late Prehistoric or Roman farmstead. Pegswood began life as a small village but its population has been growing steadily ever since. The village was focused around its colliery for many years until it closed in 1968. The remnants at Pit Heap have been landscaped and turned into a fantastic park. Here is the starting point of many a glorious walk leading to Longhirst, Bothal and Morpeth along Brocks Burn. There is another venture intended to salvage the opencast mine. Plans include more parkland and footpaths as well as a wildlife reserve. Pegswood has excellent amenities but remains quiet and filled with a family friendly atmosphere. Visit the neighbouring town of Morpeth for an enjoyable day out. Wonder at the free standing 17th century clock tower, which was originally built for use as a jail. You can also explore the remains of Morpeth Castle where you can still see parts of its wall and the Gatehouse. Travel a little further and you can look round the Woodhorn Colliery Museum in Ashington or visit Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, served by the oldest working lifeboat station in the UK. Carry on further up the coast and you will discover six miles of unspoilt beaches in Druridge Bay. Morpeth offers a great shopping experience. Check out the popular monthly farmers market or head to Bridge Street to one of the country’s oldest department stores. For those after something more lively, Morpeth has a range of nightlife destinations from traditional pubs to bistro restaurants. Pegswood has easy and convenient access to the A1, which provides links to Newcastle and the rest of the North East region. From here you can also reach Edinburgh by train in less than two hours and London in less than three. Newcastle International Airport also serves the area for those requiring broader routes. Nearest train stations: Pegswood (0.3 miles) Morpeth (2.1 miles) Widdrington (4.2 miles)Opening HoursThursday to Sunday 10.30 to 5.30 and Mondays 12.30 to 5.30DirectionsSatellite Navigation Reference NE61 6BF Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Museums Town Village Development Parkland Property Characteristics Detatched 1st Floor Property Features Garden Bay Windows Cloakroom Ensuite French Doors Landscaped Gardens Fixtures and Furnishings Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1312450/