Tuggal Hall, a Grade II Listed country house near the Northumberland Coast, is on the market for £1.65 million. The detached property in Chathill, close to Bamburgh, includes 7.51 acres of land, a separate two-bedroom cottage, a walled garden, and a range of outbuildings.
Historic Features and Accommodation
The hall is believed to date back to the 1600s, with substantial additions made during the early twentieth century. Original character features include shutters, traditional fireplaces, generous ceiling heights, and large sash windows.
The property offers nine bedrooms and five bathrooms, along with a drawing room, a dining room, a games room, and a snug. The kitchen retains a traditional country house feel and is centred around an oil-fired AGA, complemented by a utility room, larder, boiler room, and additional ancillary accommodation. A substantial cellar extends beneath part of the house, providing valuable storage space.
Flexible Living and Additional Cottage
Knight Frank, who are selling the property, say it has been carefully maintained and retains a wealth of period character, but there is still scope for sympathetic updating and reconfiguration to suit modern family living. They add: "Several rooms offer considerable flexibility of use, presenting opportunities for a purchaser to tailor the accommodation to their own requirements."
The two-bedroom cottage, separate from the main house, is suitable for guests, dependent relatives, or holiday letting. The property is located not far from Beadnell, Seahouses, and Bamburgh.
