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Beadnell Tower
NU 229-293 Northumberland England
NU 229-293 Northumberland England
Beadnell
Tower is an early 16th century stone pele tower, founded by the Swinburn family. The two storey pele is attached to the rear of a 18th century three storey house, which has a well-carved Craster coat of arms, above the first floor. 4 miles south-west is Preston Tower and 5 miles north is Bamburgh Castle.
Beadnell Tower is located in the village centre, off The Wynding. 25 miles south of Berwick-upon-Tweed on the A1-B1342-B1340.
The site is The Craster Arms public house and is freely accessible in daylight hours.
There is a car park.
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and a castle map
of the area 
and a castle map
of the area