Grade II-listed Hartlaw Manor, which boasts incredible countryside views towards Coquet Island, appears in records dating back to 1715.
The current owner purchased it in 2010 when it was in a state of considerable disrepair. Since then, significant investment has not only restored the property to its former grandeur but also added a modern extension.
Sam Gibson, a partner with Galbraith, said: “The combination of the accessible location, the exceptional quality of the house and grounds together with the privacy and outstanding views to the south make Hartlaw Manor a rare and wonderful property with considerable appeal for a wide range of buyers.”
Planning permission has been obtained for the creation of a swimming pool in the grounds.
A further 26 acres of adjoining land, with equestrian buildings and outdoor riding arena, are available by separate negotiation.
Hartlaw Manor, seven miles from Alnwick, is for sale through Galbraith for offers over £1,250,000.
