Northumberland home on the market for over £3 million

Milbourne Hall dates back to 1807 and is constructed from Belsay Stone, the building is also a Grade one listed property, retaining many luxuries from when it was first built.

This property is located just to the northwest of Ponteland, surrounded by 24 acres of fields and forests which also features garages, outbuildings and stables.

The home was designed by Scottish architect, John Paterson for fmr High Sheriff of Northumberland Ralph Bates.

The house features a distinctive central rotunda topped with a dome, impressive high ceilings and curved doors to fit into curved rooms and period fireplaces.

PROPERTY: Check out this eight bedroom Northumberland home

Milbourne Hall features eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and eight reception rooms.

The main house provides access to a two-storey guest apartment and three apartments are located around the octagonal courtyard, providing a perfect space for guests.

On the first floor, which is accessed via a hidden return staircase with a hand-painted papered wall mural and a glazed domed ceiling, the rotunda galleried landing is flooded with natural light courtesy of the domed roof light.

Many of the rooms enjoy wonderful views over the grounds and the accommodation includes a generously proportioned principal suite comprising a bedroom, a spacious and sumptuous bathroom featuring a fireplace, a centrally located stand-alone bath and a separate shower, and a dressing room that could be utilised as an additional bedroom.

There are three further bedrooms within the main house on this floor, and a spacious Jack and Jill bathroom, also with a centrally positioned stand-alone bath and separate shower.

The nearby village of Belsay was built as an estate village. It has an excellent village shop and the regionally acclaimed primary school reported as ‘Outstanding by Ofsted.

If you are interested in this property you can call the agent on 01670 208595.