Situated on the stunning North Sea coastline, Amble is a vibrant and picturesque town in Northumberland, renowned for its friendly community, bustling harbour, and rich maritime heritage, today it proudly holds the title of The Friendliest Port, a nickname it has carried since the 1930s. The town boasts a charming blend of independent shops, acclaimed seafood eateries, and panoramic views across the River Coquet and Coquet Island. Just a stones throw away are the beautiful beaches and the historic village of Warkworth, offering visitors and residents alike an idyllic coastal lifestyle. Amble has seen significant investment and regeneration in recent years, attracting both tourists and property investors. As UK staycations surge in popularity, the North East coast”and Amble in particular”has emerged as a sought-after destination. With over 600 holiday lets in the local area, alongside expanding holiday parks, B&Bs, and hotels, demand for accommodation and property in this vibrant seaside town continues to grow. The property is a two-storey, part single storey detached building Formerly used as club. It includes a small surfaced car park to the front and an unsurfaced car park to the rear. It was built in 1902 and includes later additions. The main buildings are of stone construction under pitched/slated roofs. To the rear there are various two storey areas which have flat mineral felted roofs. Site Area The approximate site area is 0.144 hectares (0.355 acres) Property details provided by Rook Matthews Sayer EPC rating: C Council Band: N/A Tenure : Unregistered. Freehold The sale and timescale is subject to the vendors solicitor having the property registered at Land Registry.