STUNNING STONE BUILT DETACHED HOUSE, DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING THE SEA AND COASTLINE, WITH DETACHED FORMER COACHHOUSE/GARAGE, ELECTRICALLY OPERATED GATED DRIVEWAY WITH PARKING FOR SEVERAL CARS AND MATURE LANDSCAPED GARDENS

Manor House is a stunning and historic, stone detached house set in a most beautiful garden site of over 0.6 acres, overlooking the sea and coastline - the uninterrupted views are magnificent and the property offers a unique opportunity for those buyers seeking a special coastal home. The traditional family home has been refurbished and extended over the last 20 plus years, creating a well proportioned and versatile house, with a former Coach House/garage and attractive gravel driveway with parking for several cars.

Cresswell is a quiet seaside village on the unspoilt Northumbrian coastline, with miles of sandy beaches stretching up to Druridge Bay Country Park and beyond. The small coastal hamlet has a recently restored 15th Century Pele Tower, small village ice cream shop, and 'The Drift Cafe' featured recently in the Sunday Times 'Best places to eat by the Sea' - more local amenities and shops can be found in the market towns of Morpeth and Alnwick, as well as schooling for all ages.

Ground Floor - Vestibule | Reception hallway | Cloakroom/wc | Drawing room with fabulous view to the sea, a stone fireplace and wood burning stove, and feature beamed ceiling | Sitting room with windows overlooking the sea, and west to the open fields and Pele Tower - the room has a stone fireplace and wood burning stove, and feature beamed ceiling | Formal dining room with stone fireplace and wood burning stove, and feature beamed ceiling | Versatile and large games room/gym with French doors to the courtyard and windows looking to the sea - this room has great potential as a separate annexe/studio | Ground floor shower room with sauna | Kitchen/breakfast room with a window overlooking the garden to the sea - the kitchen has a cream AGA, large central island/breakfast bar, range of fitted cabinets with granite worktops, integrated appliances | Breakfast room open to the fitted kitchen | Utility room

First Floor - Fantastic garden room with amazing panoramic views to the sea, and French doors leading out to a terrace - a later addition to the house, this beautiful room has a high vaulted ceiling with Velux windows and triple aspect windows | Master bedroom with superb elevated views to the sea and open fields from the dual aspect windows, built in wardrobes and exposed beams to the ceiling | Luxury ensuite bathroom with slipper bath and separate large shower | Bedroom two with south facing sea views, fitted sliding door wardrobes and exposed beams to the ceiling | Bedroom three with south facing sea views, with built in wardrobes and exposed beams to the ceiling | Bedroom four, also south facing, with beams to the ceiling | Large shower room with Heritage style suite

Gardens - the house is approached via an electrically operated gated stone pillared entrance, opening to a long gravel driveway and beautifully maintained gardens.  The stone wall is a lovely feature, with the garden extending beyond this down to the beach and sea.  The formal gardens are lawned with feature borders and rockeries, along with a terraced seating area with pizza oven, ideal for outside entertaining and dining. There is a concrete sea wall for protection from the sea, in addition to solid bedrock.

Stone Garage - A handsome stone building, the former stables/coach house, and now a double garage and garden store.  The two storey building could lend itself to a variety of uses, including the conversion to a holiday cottage/annexe or home office/studio (subject to normal planning and building consents).  The garage has three separate entrances, with a central arched access with a staircase to the first floor - Solar PVA slates, power and lighting.

Agent's Note - The Solar PVA system currently generates circa £1200 per annum, as well as providing energy for the house, with an additional solar system pre-heating the hot water for the house.  All of the windows, doors and skirtings are hardwood.

Cresswell is ideally placed for easy access to major road links to Newcastle upon Tyne and the A1 for commuting throughout the region.  Newcastle International Airport is approx. 35 minutes away, with direct rail links to Edinburgh Waverley and London Kings Cross from Alnmouth and Morpeth train stations.

Approx. distances - Newcastle upon Tyne: 22 miles | Morpeth: 10 miles | Alnwick: 18 miles | Newcastle Airport: 23 miles 

Services - Mains water and drainage | 3 Phase mains electric | Oil central heating | Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax Band: G | EPC Rating: D