• Over 8,000 sq ft of accommodation across four floors +
• Bridge End is a landmark Grade II Listed home +
• Seven Bedroom +
• Magnificent private walled garden +
• Short distance to Alnmouth, Alnwick and stunning beaches +
• Main House with adjoining Cottage +
• Original features: fireplaces, sash windows, wooden flooring, curved bay architecture +

There are homes you simply view - and there are homes you enter. Bridge End belongs to the latter.
Hidden behind ancient walls at the end of the historic bridge of Warkworth, this Grade II Listed Queen Anne residence reveals a secret that few would ever expect: a vast, private, enchanted walled garden, opening like a world of its own.
Set on the banks of the River Coquet, with over 8,000 sq ft of interior space and grounds of approximately 0.6 acres, Bridge End is not merely a property - it is a discovery. A place of stillness, imagination and story. A sanctuary shaped by centuries, waiting for its next custodian.

Beyond the stone façade lies a sequence of graceful, generously proportioned rooms - elegant drawing spaces, tall sash windows, original fireplaces, polished floors and sunlight spilling into curved garden-facing bays. Every step carries a sense of history, craft and permanence. And yet, despite its grandeur, the house feels deeply human: warm, sheltered, welcoming.

Outside, through French doors, the garden unfolds - a hidden, private landscape of towering walls, mature trees and birdsong, where time seems to slow and seasons take center stage. It is a rare and precious environment: a place for long-table summer dinners, for winter bonfires under clear night skies, for quiet morning walks with only the river as witness.

Warkworth itself is the perfect companion to this home - a village of dignity, heritage and coastal charm, framed by its iconic medieval castle and just a short walk from sweeping white beaches. Cafés, galleries, golf courses, coastal paths, nature, history - all at your door, yet your inner world remains entirely your own.

Bridge End offers the unique combination so many seek and so few ever find: privacy in the heart of a village, nature by the sea, heritage with soul, scale without noise - a home that feels like a retreat, a story and a legacy.

Services
Mains electricity, water & drainage, oil fired central heating.

Tenure
Freehold

Charges
Council Tax Band: Northumberland County Council Band: G

Accommodation in brief: Ground Floor: * Impressive reception hall * Cloakroom * Utility & laundry room * Separate WC * Elegant drawing room with bay window, ornate fireplace & French doors to the garden * Formal dining room * Panelled study/snug with French doors * Kitchen/breakfast room featuring an AGA & bespoke cabinetry * Spacious games/billiard room with inglenook fireplace * Rear hall & boot room