Railway Properties for Sale

Pulham Market Station was situated on the Waveney Valley Line which opened in 1855 and served from Tivetshall Station on the Norwich/London line to Beccles. Pulham Market Station enjoyed the longest platform on the Waveney Valley Line as it provided facilities for troops to embark and disembark when accessing the nearby Pulham Air Station where the 'Pulham Pigs' airships were based. At its height, the Pulham Air Station employed approximately 2500 troops.

OIRO £400,000

Near To: Pulham Market
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 4
Active Line: No

This is an opportunity to purchase an ex Station Master’s house, adjacent to the platform at Haydon Bridge on the rural Tyne Valley (Newcastle to Carlisle) line. This is a large detached four bedroom house with a large mature garden. It is in a quiet rural setting in the small village of Haydon Bridge. The village has all the local amenities that you will need, including a small Co-op, Post Office, Newsagent, Butcher, Chip shop and 3 pubs. To see more, click on the agents link, and click on ‘Video’. The house is for sale by online auction, and the starting price is £220,000

OIEO £220,000

Near To: Hexham
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 4
Active Line: Yes

This magnificent Tudor style building was designed in 1847 by the renowned railway architect, Benjamin Green, and built using Northumbrian freestone, for the Newcastle and Berwick Railway. The East Coast Main Line adjacent is still live.

Sold STC

Near To: Warkworth
Type: Station
Bedrooms: 5
Active Line: Yes