I visted this place back in August last year but unfortunately there was no access to the Mansion at the time.
Decided to try it again after a bit of an eventful day and was happy to see a way in.
However it was a bit stripped and looked like some work had started on the building.
The staircase was quite nice and the attic was rather creepy, unfortunately the cellar was flooded and nearly ended up down a hole...
Outside pictures are from the unsuccessful trip in August.
The Building is Garde 2 Listed.
The hall was the home of Norman Charles Cookson, a Tyneside Industrialist (1841-1909).
The house was for sale in summer of 2019 with the asking price of £1.2million. The Northumberland Gazette reported:
"Oakwood Hall, in Wylam, Northumberland, is a Grade II-listed Georgian manor house with a price tag of £1,250,000. Listed through Bradley Hall, it’s quite the steal when you look at what the building has to offer within its walls. Set over three floors, plus a basement level, the property could be transformed into an idyllic family home, a boutique hotel or a run of apartments with the right person at the helm. Oakwood Hall was built in the 1800s and listed in 1969. Take a look inside and see if it’s up your street."
The building is set in around 27 acres of Northumbrian countryside. It was constructed during the early 1800s and is in need of considerable repair and modernisation although there are a wealth of original period features still intact. Once renovated, the property would offer 9400 square foot of floor space across three above-ground floors and a basement level.
Thanks for looking.
Decided to try it again after a bit of an eventful day and was happy to see a way in.
However it was a bit stripped and looked like some work had started on the building.
The staircase was quite nice and the attic was rather creepy, unfortunately the cellar was flooded and nearly ended up down a hole...
Outside pictures are from the unsuccessful trip in August.
The Building is Garde 2 Listed.
The hall was the home of Norman Charles Cookson, a Tyneside Industrialist (1841-1909).
The house was for sale in summer of 2019 with the asking price of £1.2million. The Northumberland Gazette reported:
"Oakwood Hall, in Wylam, Northumberland, is a Grade II-listed Georgian manor house with a price tag of £1,250,000. Listed through Bradley Hall, it’s quite the steal when you look at what the building has to offer within its walls. Set over three floors, plus a basement level, the property could be transformed into an idyllic family home, a boutique hotel or a run of apartments with the right person at the helm. Oakwood Hall was built in the 1800s and listed in 1969. Take a look inside and see if it’s up your street."
The building is set in around 27 acres of Northumbrian countryside. It was constructed during the early 1800s and is in need of considerable repair and modernisation although there are a wealth of original period features still intact. Once renovated, the property would offer 9400 square foot of floor space across three above-ground floors and a basement level.
Thanks for looking.
