Historic Newbiggin Hall, Carleton, now on sale at £1,100,000

Priced at £1,100,000, Newbiggin Hall, Carleton, was once a 14th-century Pele Tower. 

It offers a buyer a total of nine bedrooms and over 6,000 sq ft of space spread across three storeys, along with two standalone apartments.

The estate agency, Hayward Tod, remark on the hall's "enormous potential" for the right buyer, particularly one excited by the prospect of modernisation and improvement.

Interior shot of the home (Image: Hayward Tod)

The listing notes the house was constructed by the De Briskau family, gentrified in the 1690s, and has since been remodelled over six centuries.

Today, it features a 17th-century facade and later Georgian features.

In addition to the nine bedrooms, there are impressive living areas within the massive walls of the Pele Tower, including a grand reception hall, a spacious sitting room, and a sizeable dining room.

Home offers stunning views of almost three acres of landscaped and woodland grounds. (Image: Hayward Tod)

The property sits within some three acres of variously landscaped and wooded grounds. 

"The property has evolved over time and presents the incoming buyer with a variety of options to further develop the accommodation," the listing reads.

"The two apartments occupy portions of the ground and first floors but can be integrated back into the main residence as required.

"The ground floor apartment is most suited to being a separate space and presents income-generating potential as a result." 

Interested parties can contact Hayward Tod on 01228 810300