The Plough on the Hill, Allerdean, Berwick-upon-Tweed

**Residential Development Opportunity**The Plough on the Hill, situated in the Allerdean area near Berwick Upon Tweed, presents a remarkable opportunity for development or refurbishment into a significant, design-focused family home. This former 16th-century Coach House, having undergone a complete and impressive reconstruction to an exceptional design standard, was used commercially until recently. The current owner has obtained full planning permission to convert it into an exquisite 5-bedroom residential dwelling.
The building's design is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, from the natural stonework to the soft tones of the feather edge boards that grace its exterior, showcasing a commitment to creating something both aesthetically pleasing and distinctive.
The envisioned residential configuration retains the original feature walls and leverages double-height spaces. The internal layout is thoughtfully designed, featuring an extension that enhances the Coach House while making the most of the breathtaking views and natural light. The plan revolves around a central living space, supplemented by additional reception areas and five generously proportioned bedrooms.
The expansive grounds boast a large outdoor decking area offering stunning views of the Northumberland countryside, a spacious paddock equipped with EV charging points, and a children's play area, all adaptable for various purposes. 
Alternative plans for an apartment complex have been designed and plans along with computer generated images are available. These are subject to planning approval. Interested parties should contact the selling agent for further details.
Location - The Plough on the Hill is located just off the B6354, nestled in the picturesque rural countryside of North Northumberland, about 6 miles southwest of Berwick upon Tweed, England's northernmost market town. The property is less than 30 minutes from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne and 35 minutes from Bamburgh Castle with its 'Blue Flag' beach.
Berwick upon Tweed, the closest town, offers a broad range of local amenities and boasts both independent and national stores, supermarkets, and schools for all ages, including Longridge Towers private school. It also features a variety of leisure and sports facilities, banks, pubs, restaurants, a theatre, and a cinema. There are regular mainline train services to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and London, and the A1 is approximately 4 miles away, providing convenient access to both the north and south. The travel time to London is under 4 hours by train, and both Edinburgh and Newcastle are just an hour's drive away.
Important Notice ? The photographs display the existing accommodation and land, along with computer-generated images (CGIs) of the proposed residential scheme. The photography and CGIs are for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon as a representation of the final built development.