House For Sale £390,000
SOLD via ONLINE AUCTION 28/09/2023 12:00. Fees apply.
Agents comments; "This is a truly rare opportunity to purchase an unmodernised double fronted grade II listed period property in one of the most sought after village locations in Northumberland. The property. The property is located in the heart of the prestigious village of Warkworth, has a good sized rear garden with uninterrupted views of Warkworth castle and would make a wonderful family or second home.
The layout of the accommodation on offer briefly comprises of the following:- entrance hallway; sitting room; dining room; reception 3; kitchen and cloakroom WC. To the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom and another room which could be bedroom 4. Externally to the rear there is a separate garden which has views of Warkworth Castle, and there is adjoining piece of land that sits behind number 2 Castle terrace
Warkworth attracts thousands of visitors each year that come to visit this stunning village with its Norman castle that occupies a prominent position high above the coquet river and famous Hermitage whilst being just 1 mile from the sea.
Warkworth Castle is a fine Norman fortress, home to the powerful Percy family, Dukes of Northumberland. The castle features prominently in Shakespeare's play 'Henry IV'. The castle may have been founded by Prince Henry of Scotland or by Henry II of England. The first written record of a castle comes from 1157. Whilst Warkworth is small, it has a bustling village centre with the 12th Century Church- St Laurence at its centre and unusually the Hermitage a chapel carved from the solid stone of a cliff face which is only accessible by boat.
Visit Northumberland describe Warkworth as " A high street framed by a 12th-century church and a magnificent castle, artisan shops, and incredible views, it's no wonder why this ancient village is a must-see.
Warkworth, is located, is just over 7 miles from Alnwick and is situated close to the fishing port of Amble and 4 miles to the main line station at Hipsburn, Alnmouth which has direct trains from London Kings cross to Edinburgh. Alnmouth and Warkworth are situated in an AONB area-an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is home to some of the finest golden sandy beaches in Northumberland .
Nearby town of Amble is located just over 1.5 miles away, which has an excellent range of facilities to cater for residents and year- round tourists who visit Warkworth. There are supermarkets, butchers, bakers, cafes, pubs, a hotel, restaurants, antique shops, a Post Office and more. In addition there is Amble Links health club and swimming pool plus a boat marina.
This is an exceptional opportunity for someone to put their own stamp on a very special property in a unique location within Warkworth. Viewing by appointment only.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
Agents comments; "This is a truly rare opportunity to purchase an unmodernised double fronted grade II listed period property in one of the most sought after village locations in Northumberland. The property. The property is located in the heart of the prestigious village of Warkworth, has a good sized rear garden with uninterrupted views of Warkworth castle and would make a wonderful family or second home.
The layout of the accommodation on offer briefly comprises of the following:- entrance hallway; sitting room; dining room; reception 3; kitchen and cloakroom WC. To the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom and another room which could be bedroom 4. Externally to the rear there is a separate garden which has views of Warkworth Castle, and there is adjoining piece of land that sits behind number 2 Castle terrace
Warkworth attracts thousands of visitors each year that come to visit this stunning village with its Norman castle that occupies a prominent position high above the coquet river and famous Hermitage whilst being just 1 mile from the sea.
Warkworth Castle is a fine Norman fortress, home to the powerful Percy family, Dukes of Northumberland. The castle features prominently in Shakespeare's play 'Henry IV'. The castle may have been founded by Prince Henry of Scotland or by Henry II of England. The first written record of a castle comes from 1157. Whilst Warkworth is small, it has a bustling village centre with the 12th Century Church- St Laurence at its centre and unusually the Hermitage a chapel carved from the solid stone of a cliff face which is only accessible by boat.
Visit Northumberland describe Warkworth as " A high street framed by a 12th-century church and a magnificent castle, artisan shops, and incredible views, it's no wonder why this ancient village is a must-see.
Warkworth, is located, is just over 7 miles from Alnwick and is situated close to the fishing port of Amble and 4 miles to the main line station at Hipsburn, Alnmouth which has direct trains from London Kings cross to Edinburgh. Alnmouth and Warkworth are situated in an AONB area-an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is home to some of the finest golden sandy beaches in Northumberland .
Nearby town of Amble is located just over 1.5 miles away, which has an excellent range of facilities to cater for residents and year- round tourists who visit Warkworth. There are supermarkets, butchers, bakers, cafes, pubs, a hotel, restaurants, antique shops, a Post Office and more. In addition there is Amble Links health club and swimming pool plus a boat marina.
This is an exceptional opportunity for someone to put their own stamp on a very special property in a unique location within Warkworth. Viewing by appointment only.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
