The Plough on the Hill Development Opportunity
The Plough on the Hill, Allerdean, Berwick Upon Tweed TD15 2TD
Existing Building 3552 Sq Ft – 329.98 Sq M
The Plough on the hill presents a fabulous development / refurbishment opportunity, one that will create an extensive family design led home. This magnificent former 16th century Coach House was completely rebuilt to an incredible design standard and used as a commercial space until recently. The current owner has obtained full planning permission to create a stunning 5-bedroom residential dwelling.
The gorgeous design of the building itself, from the natural stonework to the pastel shades of the feather edge boards that grace the exterior facades, point to a real commitment to create something not only beautiful but also very special.
Internally the proposed residential accommodation encompasses the existing feature walls and takes advantage of double height spaces. The internal plans have been well thought through with the addition of an extension to compliment the existing Coach House building and take advantage of the views and natural light. Designed around a central living space with additional reception rooms and 5 generous bedrooms each with their own bathroom or ensuite.
The extensive grounds cater for a huge outside decked area overlooking the stunning Northumberland countryside, the grounds also currently provide a large paddock area with EV charging points and a children's outdoor activity area which can be reutilised for other means if desired.
There are also plans available for an alternative scheme providing apartments, subject to planning. Please contact the selling agent for more information.
Location - The Plough on the Hill sits just off the B6354, in the stunning rural countryside of North Northumberland, around 6 miles southwest of Berwick upon Tweed, England’s most northern market town. The property is under 30 minutes from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne and 35 minutes from Bamburgh Castle and its ‘Blue Flag’ beach.
Berwick upon Tweed is the nearest town with a wide range of local amenities and is well appointed with both independent and national shops, supermarkets and schools for all ages including a private school at Longridge Towers. There is also a selection of leisure and sports facilities, banks, public houses, restaurants, theatre, and cinema. Regular main line train links to both Edinburgh, Newcastle and London and the A1 is around 4 miles away providing easy access to both north and south. Travel time to London is under 4 hours by train. Both Edinburgh and Newcastle are only an hour away by road.
Important Notice – Photographs show existing accommodation and land along with computer generated images (CGIs) of proposed residential scheme. Photography taken, and CGIs are indicative only and should not be relied upon as depicting the final as built development, conversion, or apartment. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves regarding the accuracy of the information provided in this brochure. No assumption should be made regarding any part or the whole of any plot or the estate not shown in the brochure.
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