See inside this historical Alnwick home which comes with its own 14th century defensive tower
By James Barker
Published 24th Jun 2019, 14:51 GMT
Updated 24th Jun 2019, 16:48 GMT
The perfect property has just came on the market, if you have ever fancied owning your own 14th century defensive tower.
At nearly one million pounds, you can pick up an 8-bedroom detached Grade II listed home of considerable historical importance in Alnwick, and features your own Pele Tower.
Main entrance to The Old Vicarage (Pele House)
The detached Grade II listed stone built home showcases features such as a 14th century defensive Pele Tower, a central Georgian section and the rear Victorian wing converted from a tithe barn, a coach house and stable.
The hayloft has been converted into a two bedroom self contained holiday let, known as Pilgrims Rest.
The property is steeped in history from its 14th century origins and sits on an elevated plot with its own walled gardens and sits adjacent to the Grade II listed St. James Church - which has served the local community for over 1,000 years.
At the end of the main hall you walk into a timber and glazed conservatory that overlooks the very attractive rear gardens.
The welcoming reception hall which features an open fireplace with a wood burning cast iron stove and an elegant staircase leading to the upper floors.
