Guide price
£469,999
(£209/sq. ft)
4 bed detached bungalow for saleThe Bungalow, Chare Ends, Holy Island, Berwick-Upon-Tweed TD15
4 beds
4 baths
2 receptions
2,250 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Back to market
Freehold
About this property
4-Bedrooms
Previously used as a B&B
Views of Lindisfarne Castle
Off-street parking
Desirable location
Private garden
Property details
The Bungalow is a spacious four-bedroom property, previously ran as a successful B&B, located in a desirable position on the island.
As you enter The Bungalow from the spacious private driveway, you're welcomed into a bright entrance porch. To the right, a hallway leads to three generously sized bedrooms, all offering en-suite shower rooms, all offering views across to Lindisfarne Castle.
To the left of the porch, the home opens into a spacious, open-plan dining and sitting room that flows seamlessly into a breakfasting kitchen.
Beyond the kitchen, a convenient utility provides access out to the garden and to a family bathroom, an additional bedroom or study, and a ladder leading up to a converted loft space with a separate storage room.
The Bungalow is approached via a large block-paved driveway, accessed through double gates that enhance both privacy and curb appeal. To the rear of the property, a charming garden room offers a tranquil space to relax while enjoying views over the garden and beyond to the iconic Lindisfarne Castle.
The garden itself is thoughtfully designed, featuring a patio area, lawn, flower beds, a practical garden shed, and a pathway that wraps around the property, leading conveniently to the rear entrance with an additional shed for storage.
Accommodation comprises
Ground Floor :- Porch, Dining/Sitting Room, Breakfasting Kitchen, Utility, Family Bathroom, 2x En-Suite Double Bedrooms, 1x Double Bedroom, Shower Room, Bedroom 4/Study.
First Floor/Loft:- Converted Loft Space, Storage
Outside:- Driveway, Garden, 2x Garden Sheds, Patio
Distances
Berwick-upon-Tweed Train Station 14 miles, Seahouses 19.5 miles, Coldstream 22 miles, Alnwick 27 miles, Kelso 30 miles, Melrose 45 miles, Edinburgh 70 miles.
(all distances are approximate).
General remarks
Services
Oil Central Heating
Mains Drainage, Electricity and Water
Broadband services available
Fixtures and Fittings
All fitted carpets, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings and integrated appliances form part of the sale.
Listing and Conservation
The Bungalow is not listed but does sit withing the conservation area of Holy Island.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Area insights
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a peaceful yet popular tidal island off the Northumberland coast, known for its natural beauty, rich history, spectacular walks around the island and unique attractions. Highlights include the National Nature Reserve, Lindisfarne Castle, the award-winning Gertrude Jekyll Garden, and St. Aidan’s Winery. During low tide, you can also access the smaller St. Cuthbert’s Island, ideal for bird and seal spotting. Access to Holy Island is tide-dependent-please refer to official crossing times before travelling.
The island has a post office for essentials and a welcoming village with pubs, cafés, and local events at the Village Hall. Lindisfarne Castle, originally abandoned during the reign of Henry VIII, was transformed into a holiday home by Sir Edward Lutyens in 1901 and offers stunning views of the gardens and coastline.
Holy Island lies within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, close to scenic towns such as Bamburgh, Seahouses, Alnwick, Craster, and Goswick. Nearby Berwick-upon-Tweed provides a full range of amenities, supermarkets, schools, restaurants, and cultural venues like The Maltings Theatre.
The area is perfect for outdoor pursuits including walking, fishing, riding, and diving. Transport links are excellent, with Berwick’s mainline station offering regular trains to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and London (approx. 3hr 45min). The A1 also provides direct road access north and south.
Disclaimer
Important Notice
These particulars are for information only and do not constitute an offer or contract. No statement by Paton & Co or any joint agent (written or verbal) constitutes a representation or warranty. Neither the seller nor agents accept liability for any error, omission or misstatement, and such shall not entitle any party to rescind, claim compensation or bring action.
The property is sold as seen with all faults and subject to all rights, burdens, servitudes and wayleaves. Measurements, plans and photographs are approximate and for guidance only. Planning, building regulations and other consents, and all services, have not been verified or tested. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection and professional advice. No liability is accepted for costs incurred if a property is sold or withdrawn.
Successful purchasers must complete aml and proof of funds checks (£25 + VAT per person). See .
The Bungalow is a spacious four-bedroom property, previously ran as a successful B&B, located in a desirable position on the island.
As you enter The Bungalow from the spacious private driveway, you're welcomed into a bright entrance porch. To the right, a hallway leads to three generously sized bedrooms, all offering en-suite shower rooms, all offering views across to Lindisfarne Castle.
To the left of the porch, the home opens into a spacious, open-plan dining and sitting room that flows seamlessly into a breakfasting kitchen.
Beyond the kitchen, a convenient utility provides access out to the garden and to a family bathroom, an additional bedroom or study, and a ladder leading up to a converted loft space with a separate storage room.
The Bungalow is approached via a large block-paved driveway, accessed through double gates that enhance both privacy and curb appeal. To the rear of the property, a charming garden room offers a tranquil space to relax while enjoying views over the garden and beyond to the iconic Lindisfarne Castle.
The garden itself is thoughtfully designed, featuring a patio area, lawn, flower beds, a practical garden shed, and a pathway that wraps around the property, leading conveniently to the rear entrance with an additional shed for storage.
Accommodation comprises
Ground Floor :- Porch, Dining/Sitting Room, Breakfasting Kitchen, Utility, Family Bathroom, 2x En-Suite Double Bedrooms, 1x Double Bedroom, Shower Room, Bedroom 4/Study.
First Floor/Loft:- Converted Loft Space, Storage
Outside:- Driveway, Garden, 2x Garden Sheds, Patio
Distances
Berwick-upon-Tweed Train Station 14 miles, Seahouses 19.5 miles, Coldstream 22 miles, Alnwick 27 miles, Kelso 30 miles, Melrose 45 miles, Edinburgh 70 miles.
(all distances are approximate).
General remarks
Services
Oil Central Heating
Mains Drainage, Electricity and Water
Broadband services available
Fixtures and Fittings
All fitted carpets, curtain poles, blinds, light fittings and integrated appliances form part of the sale.
Listing and Conservation
The Bungalow is not listed but does sit withing the conservation area of Holy Island.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Area insights
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a peaceful yet popular tidal island off the Northumberland coast, known for its natural beauty, rich history, spectacular walks around the island and unique attractions. Highlights include the National Nature Reserve, Lindisfarne Castle, the award-winning Gertrude Jekyll Garden, and St. Aidan’s Winery. During low tide, you can also access the smaller St. Cuthbert’s Island, ideal for bird and seal spotting. Access to Holy Island is tide-dependent-please refer to official crossing times before travelling.
The island has a post office for essentials and a welcoming village with pubs, cafés, and local events at the Village Hall. Lindisfarne Castle, originally abandoned during the reign of Henry VIII, was transformed into a holiday home by Sir Edward Lutyens in 1901 and offers stunning views of the gardens and coastline.
Holy Island lies within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, close to scenic towns such as Bamburgh, Seahouses, Alnwick, Craster, and Goswick. Nearby Berwick-upon-Tweed provides a full range of amenities, supermarkets, schools, restaurants, and cultural venues like The Maltings Theatre.
The area is perfect for outdoor pursuits including walking, fishing, riding, and diving. Transport links are excellent, with Berwick’s mainline station offering regular trains to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and London (approx. 3hr 45min). The A1 also provides direct road access north and south.
Disclaimer
Important Notice
These particulars are for information only and do not constitute an offer or contract. No statement by Paton & Co or any joint agent (written or verbal) constitutes a representation or warranty. Neither the seller nor agents accept liability for any error, omission or misstatement, and such shall not entitle any party to rescind, claim compensation or bring action.
The property is sold as seen with all faults and subject to all rights, burdens, servitudes and wayleaves. Measurements, plans and photographs are approximate and for guidance only. Planning, building regulations and other consents, and all services, have not been verified or tested. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection and professional advice. No liability is accepted for costs incurred if a property is sold or withdrawn.
Successful purchasers must complete aml and proof of funds checks (£25 + VAT per person). See .
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