NEWTON HALL
NORTHUMBERLAND
The Newton Hall mansion, built in 1722, is one of Northumberland’s finest historic homes, a Grade II listed country house.
The Newton Hall mansion, built in 1722, is one of Northumberland’s finest historic homes, a Grade II listed country house. In July 2010 a full renovation of the property was undertaken. The property had stood empty for some time and was in a poor state or repair.
Careful consideration for the renovation was needed, especially the use of green technologies, particularly as the listed nature of the building prevented traditional energy conservation measures being considered.
The market towns of Alnwick and Morpeth are within easy reach; both are market towns providing a broad range of shops, excellent schools, sporting facilities and other amenities.
The property is also perfectly situated for easy access to Northumberland’s stunning Heritage Coastline and the county’s un-spoilt countryside.
The market towns of Alnwick and Morpeth are within easy reach; both are market towns providing a broad range of shops, excellent schools, sporting facilities and other amenities.
Access to the dramatic Northumbrian coastline, Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park is easy. A mainline railway station can be found at nearby Alnmouth providing regular and direct intercity series to Newcastle, Edinburgh and London King’s Cross.
