THE COACH HOUSE is a very individual property in a prime position overlooking the Northumberland Heritage coast line with uninterrupted views of Bamburgh, right down to Newton-by-the-Sea.
Whilst the house is entirely unrestricted in planning terms, it is currently running as a very sucessful holiday letting unit proving a good income for the vendors. Given that the vendors live nearby they are prepared to manage it for an absentee investor.
Within this converted period building is a sleek and stylishly presented property with contemporary fittings. The heart of the house is the large dining kitchen with a glazed south facing wall and arched window framing the view. A contemporary fitted kitchen includes an island unit with Corian work surfaces, wall and base units with glass faced Alno units. The other worktops are Corian with integrated NEFF cooking appliances in addition to the NEFF induction hob and illuminated purifier over. Further attributes are the limestone tiled floor and high vaulted ceilings with timber beams. A door leading out of the kitchen to a decked south facing area adds to the style of this kitchen.
The living room has similar high vaulted ceilings with oak A-frame trusses, a south facing part glazed wall and two doors leading out onto the decking. This large room allows for an extensive seating area and dining area.
The well lit entrance hall provides an excellent sense of arrival, conveniently located to the utility room and drying room.
The bedroom and bathroom accommodation is arranged on ground and first floor levels. The principal bedroom is located on the ground floor with a magnificent bathroom suite. It has a large double ended bath with a separate high pressure shower. There are two further bedrooms (possibly a study) and a shower room on the ground floor. The remaining two bedrooms on the first floor each have their own en-suite bathroom facilities. There is a study area on the landing at the head of the stairs.
Notable qualities of this property include the heavy walnut wood doors, first class bathroom fittings and high ceilings in the principal rooms. An area of garden and a private parking area are also strong attributes including a paved terrace and lawned garden orientated to take maximum impact from the coastal view.
Other specification details include under floor heating, inset high voltage lighting, chrome surrounds to the light switches and electrical sockets, Villeroy & Boch ceramics, natural stone tiling, hard wired smoke detection system.
The Coach House occupies an enviable and elevated position on the eastern edge of a prime courtyard development.
Wandylaw Farm is located in a rural position at the end of a lane with minimal passing traffic. It is only a short drive to Alnwick and the coast is within genuinely easy reach.
Whilst most of the properties at Wandylaw have been acquired by wealthy individuals as second houses they are extremely comfortable and will appeal to a wide market place for primary residences.
The historic market town of Alnwick offers a good range of services and amenities in a picturesque setting with its famous castle and gardens.
The A1 trunk road provides easy access to both Newcastle and Edinburgh as well as many historic places of interest in and around the surrounding area, along the Heritage Coastline.
Inter-city rail services are available at Berwick and Alnmouth, both of which offer direct services to Edinburgh to the north and London Kings Cross to the south. An international airport is also accessible at Newcastle.