The Property
Positioned on the headland dunes at Wellhaugh Point on the edge of Amble, Signal House enjoys a remarkable front line coastal setting with uninterrupted sea views stretching across the Northumberland Heritage Coastline towards Coquet Island and the harbour entrance. The house forms part of an exclusive private development of just three architecturally designed homes set collectively within their own grounds, with Signal House occupying the flagship position within the scheme.

Completed in recent years, the property has been carefully designed to respond to its surroundings, with expansive glazing and elevated living spaces arranged to frame the dramatic coastal landscape. The position within the dunes allows the house to capture the ever changing light across the North Sea while maintaining a strong sense of privacy.

The house adopts a thoughtfully considered upside down layout, placing the principal living spaces on the first floor where the views are most impressive. Entry is through a striking double height entrance hall where a sandstone feature wall rises through both floors, introducing a distinctive architectural element while enhancing the sense of scale and light.

The ground floor is largely dedicated to bedroom accommodation, offering four spacious double bedrooms arranged along the hallway. The principal bedroom enjoys sea views towards Coquet Island and benefits from a dressing room and an en suite shower room. A second bedroom also features its own en suite.

The third bedroom also enjoys sea views and connects directly to the family bathroom through a Jack and Jill arrangement, fitted with both a bath and a separate shower. This bathroom can also be accessed from the hallway, allowing it to function comfortably for guests and residents alike. A separate WC is also located on this floor.

Stairs rise to the first floor where the house opens into an impressive open plan living space beneath a vaulted ceiling. Here, the architecture shifts to frame the surrounding landscape, with full height glazing across the gable end drawing the sea and coastline directly into view. From this elevated vantage point the outlook takes in the Northumberland coastline, Coquet Island and the harbour beyond.

The sitting area naturally gathers around the glazing while doors open onto a generous balcony, allowing the living space to extend outdoors and providing an exceptional place to take in the coastal setting.

The kitchen and dining area sit alongside, forming a sociable space well suited to everyday living as well as entertaining. A central island anchors the kitchen, which is fitted with contemporary cabinetry and integrated appliances in a clean, understated finish. A second balcony sits adjacent to this area, offering another sheltered vantage point from which to enjoy the surrounding coastline.

A fourth double bedroom is also located on this level, providing flexibility as additional guest accommodation, a study or a quieter secondary sitting room if desired, with the convenience of a cloakroom also positioned on this floor.

Throughout the property, modern construction and high quality finishes contribute to comfort and efficiency. Underfloor heating is powered by an air source heat pump system, while thermally efficient construction ensures the house remains warm and economical to run throughout the year.

Externally
Signal House sits within landscaped coastal gardens that extend around the property. In addition to the balconies on the first floor, the house benefits from its own private lawned garden area with raised beds positioned to make the most of the surrounding outlook.

Driveway parking is provided for multiple vehicles, while the setting within the dunes creates a peaceful and distinctive coastal environment with the sea and coastline immediately beyond.