| | | Wanney Cottage, Hexham, Northumberland | | | Charming holiday cottage offering stunning views, sleeps 3/5 | GBP270 - GBP450 | Situated in the heart of Northumberland with many tourist attraction near by Wanney Cottage is a 19th Centurary former quarryman's cottage, which has been sympathatically renovated, retainging its old charm and offering all modern facilities. The cottage is reached by a private road, just off the A68. It is situated in a quite location with the village pub in Ridsdale only a 5 minute walk away.
Located at the edge of Northumberland National Park, near to Kielder Water and Forrest, The Hadrian's Wall and the Northumerland Heritage Coast with its sand beaches, picturesque fishing villages and castles, It offers an ideal base to explore the many tourist attractions within the region.
The cottage comprises downstairs:
The living room with woddburning stove and dining area; sunroom with stunning views over open country and The Cheviots and a comfortable bed settee for additional spleeping space; a separate, wll equipped kitchen, with most of the basics provided (e.g. herbs, olive oil ect.)
Upstairs is the large bedroom with king size bed and ample storage, the single bedroom and bathroom with shower over bath.
The cottage is centally heated throughout.
Outside is a large, fenced in garden and private parking for up to two cars. Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement at no extra costs.
Wanney Cottage is usually let weekly, from Saturday to Saturday, but short breaks may be available. Please contact the owner. It is available from 4pm on the day of arrival and guests are kindly ask to vacate the cottage no later than 10am on the day of departure.
Prices include heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and the first basket of logs. Additional logs can be purchased from the owner at £5 per basket. You will find all terms and conditions on the website www.wanneycottage.co.uk.
Wanney Cottage is suitable for guests with a wide range of interest including walking, cycling, bird watching, fishing, horse riding, water sports sight seeing or just sit back and relax doing nothing! | | | |
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| | | Tideway, Alnwick, Northumberland | | | Tideway overlooks the sea and was built for my grandfather, a local fisherman. | GBP285 - GBP495 | 3 bed roomed house by the sea, sleeps 5, includes coal fire. Tideway was built for my grandfather, a local fisherman in 1935. Tideway overlooks the sea and on stormy days spray has been known to hit the front windows! Fortunately this does not make the house cold as it is fully centrally heated and has double-glazing. The living room also has a coal fire, which adds to the atmosphere in the evenings.
Tideway offers the following facilities:
Outside:
Tideway has enclosed gardens front and back and a drive large enough to park 2 cars off the road.
Downstairs:
Kitchen and porch with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, spin drier (no washing machine)
Dining Room – the table seats up to 6.
Sitting Room - accommodates 5 and includes TV, Freeview channels, DVD and video player.
Upstairs:
2 bedrooms with double beds
1 bedroom with a single bed
Recently refurbished bathroom with bath and over the bath shower.
Bed linen is provided at no extra cost.
Please bring your own towels.
Many of the original features and some of the furnishings have been retained making Tideway a holiday home with character. Many holidaymakers return year after year but there are always some available weeks.
As there are no extra costs for heating, including coal for the fire, Tideway is an excellent place for a holiday at any time of year.
The change over day is Saturday. Please arrive after 3.00pm and leave before 10.00am on the day of departure.
One well behaved is pet welcome.
Tideway is a non-smoking holiday cottage.
Beadnell is a small village with a post office/shop and pubs serving meals. There is also a fish and chip shop and takeaway - opening times vary throughout the year. Half a mile down the road there is a small working harbour. There is also ”Beadnell Bay”, a sandy beach, with views towards Dunstanburgh castle a few miles down the coast.
Tideway makes an excellent base for visiting the surrounding area including Lindisfarne (Holy Island), local castles such as Bamburgh and Dustanburgh and Alnwick Garden.
The larger village of Seahouses with facilities such as Barclays Bank and a small Co-op supermarket, is 2 miles north of Beadnell. It has a larger working harbour and offers boat trips (seasonal) to the nearby Farne Islands, famous for their seal and puffin colonies. | | | |
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| | | Cheviot Cottage, Alwinton, Northumberland | | | Beautiful stone cottage in the heart of the cheviot hills | GBP325 - GBP540 | A modern stone cottage with a large kitchen and spacious lounge sleeping 5 A range of both modern and traditional self catering cottages, a 5 minute drive from Caistron Lake, fishing or boating.
The cottages are an ideal base for hill walkers and mountain bikers, with mile upon mile of marked paths and walks, with the most challenging routes in the uk. We can provide the storage for your bikes. For keen horse riders there are also schools around the area with local treks for learners or beach and country treks for the more experienced riders.
For bird lovers there are no end of species to be seen, including martingales, woodpeckers and birds of prey.
There are traditional English pubs within 5 minutes and a takeaway service is now available.
Each cottage has its own garden equipped with garden furniture and a BBQ.
The cottages are ideal, whether you like relax and get away or to use as a base for any amazing adventure
4 Star Visit Britain property, which comprises of 1 double bedroom . 1 twin bedded room, 1 single/baby room. Bathroom, fitted kitchen, utility room and lounge. Sorry, no pets.sleeps 5 plus baby in own room | | | |
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| | | Mahonia Lodge, Warkworth, Northumberland | | | Mahonia Lodge is a Scandinavian-style lodge set in lovely countryside | GBP245 - GBP745 | Spacious Scandinavian-style lodge which sleeps 5 people (plus cot). ETC 4* rated A delightful 4*rated Scandinavian-style lodge set in the peaceful grounds of Eastfield Hall two miles inland from the coastal village of Warkworth with superb sandy beach. The lodge is finished to a very high standard. The property offers a bright, warm and spacious interior wtih views of the sea and open countryside. The bustling town of Alnwick, with its famous castle and gardens is within easy reach as is the rest of Northumberlands stunning heritage coastline, ideal for walking and cycling.
This property offers 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single room, bath with shower over head, open plan kitchen, diner and lounge. | | | |
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| | | Turnstone Cottage, Alnwick, Northumberland | | | TURNSTONE COTTAGE, nr BEADNELL, NORTHUMBERLAND | GBP375 | Spacious cottage sleeping 6, pets welcome This luxurious, stone-built cottage has been furnished and equipped to very high standards with quality furnishings. Situated in the tiny hamlet of Swinhoe (approximately 6 miles south of Bamburgh), in a pretty and peaceful rural location, the sandy beach at Beadnell and the Heritage coast are just a few minutes drive away.
It enjoys an ideal coastal position for touring the country. There are open views of the coast from the front and back gardens, both of which are enclosed.
The cottage is deceptively spacious with a separate lounge, dining room, kitchen and utility (washing machine, freezer and dishwasher). The large lounge features an open fire (coal and logs provided).
Turnstone offers three bedrooms all which have a wash hand basin , two twin bedrooms and one double bedroom ( which can be changed to a twin if required). There are two bathrooms, one upstairs with W.C, hand basin and bath and shower attachment, the downstairs bathroom includes shower, WC, and Hand Basin. Spacious lounge and dining room with kitchen and utility room.
There are private, enclosed gardens front and rear. The rear of the property is approached by a private, gated road, which also provides more than adequate parking for two or three cars.
Pets are welcome (£5 each)
TURNSTONE COTTAGE is very well situated for visitors who wish to enjoy the local beaches, visit the Farne Islands and Holy Island (Lindisfarne), the nearby castles at Bamburgh, Warkworth, Dunstanburgh and Alnwick or go further afield to visit Cragside and Rothbury, Hadrian's Wall and Kielder.
This is what the visitors say:-
“What a lovely cottage and in a lovely area, so close to the beach and other interesting areas……..” (Richmond)
“Our second stay at the cottage and another enjoyable one… we have found a little haven. I’m sure this won’t be our last visit here.” (Durham)
“…a lovely stay, lovely countryside and beaches – perfect for recharging the batteries. Great place – we will be back soon.”
“We felt very much at home with all we could need. It is ideal for children and pets” (Scotland)
“A lovely holiday in a beautiful part of the country, with so much to see and do. The cottage was comfortable and very well-equipped and met our needs exactly.” | | | |
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| | | The Old Track Room, Ponteland, Northumberland | | | Converted stable block on owner's grassland farm | GBP290 - GBP515 | Comfortable, cosy cottage, sleeps 4 + 1 or can be run with adjoining cottage Converted in 2005. Very warm and cosy cottage which can be booked with adjoining cottage (The Old Stables) to sleep up to 10 + 2 and 2 cots for babies (including 1 double sofa bed). Extremely quiet, but within half a mile of shops, restaurants & pubs. Everything included in rent except for towels which are extra (£6.00 per person).
Private, off road covered parking at door. Games room for the children (Snooker / pool, table tennis & darts). Hard tennis court in private garden. Have had many comments saying how comfortable and well equipped they are and also how well placed for visiting the area. Belsay Hall, Castle and gardens (English Heritage) approx 5 miles. Wallington Hall approx 14 miles and Cragside approx. 23 miles (both National Trust). Beautiful, clean uncrowded sandy beaches within half an hours drive. Beamish Museum, County Durham approx three quarters of an hour drive. Scottish border 40 miles. Also within 10 miles of both Newcastle upon Tyne and the Metro Centre, Gateshead for shopping. | | | |
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| | | The Old Stables, Ponteland, Northumberland | | | Converted stable block | GBP290 - GBP515 | Very cosy and well equipped Converted in 2005 on owner's 200+ acre grassland farm. Very quiet but within walking distance of shops, pubs and restaurants. Off street private undercover parking. Small gamesroom ( snooker / pool, table tennis, darts, etc.) and the use of a hard tennis court in private garden. Sorry no smokers or dogs. Been told how well equipped it is & convenient for many places. Can be run with The Old Tack Room (adjoining). Full central heating included in price. Towels extra (£6.00 per person, per week - 1 hand towel & 1 bath towel each ) Within 10 miles of both Newcastle upon Tyne and the Metro Centre for shopping. Approx. 5 miles from Belsay Hall, Castle & gardens (English Heritage). Approx. 14 miles from Wallington Hall (National Trust). Approx 29 miles from Northumberland National Park. Approx. 40 miles to Scottish border.
A single folding bed can be put up in the downstairs lounge, so everything is on one level ( bath / shower & kitchen ) for the less able bodied. | | | |
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| | | Coquet Cottage, Alwinton, Northumberland | | | A cosy cottage in the Cheviot Hills, sleeping 5 | GBP325 - GBP545 | A cosy 200 year stone cottage with a gorgeous open fire sleeping 5 A range of both modern and traditional self catering cottages, a 5 minute drive from Caistron Lake, fishing or boating.
The cottages are an ideal base for hill walkers and mountain bikers, with mile upon mile of marked paths and walks, with the most challenging routes in the uk. We can provide the storage for your bikes. For keen horse riders there are also schools around the area with local treks for learners or beach and country treks for the more experienced riders.
For bird lovers there are no end of species to be seen, including martingales, woodpeckers and birds of prey.
There are traditional English pubs within 5 minutes and a takeaway service is now available.
Each cottage has its own garden equipped with garden furniture and a BBQ.
The cottages are ideal, whether you like relax and get away or to use as a base for any amazing adventure
4 Star Visit Britain property, which comprises of 2 double rooms, 1 twin bedded room with baby' cot. kitchen, living/dining room and bathroom/wc with shower over bath.
Village country pub within walking distance serving homecooked food. | | | |
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| | | Byre Cottage, Alwinton, Northumberland | | | Origional Barn Conversion | GBP435 - GBP595 | Beautiful spacious cottage A range of both modern and traditional self catering cottages, a 5 minute drive from Caistron Lake, fishing or boating.
The cottages are an ideal base for hill walkers and mountain bikers, with mile upon mile of marked paths and walks, with the most challenging routes in the uk. We can provide the storage for your bikes. For keen horse riders there are also schools around the area with local treks for learners or beach and country treks for the more experienced riders.
For bird lovers there are no end of species to be seen, including martingales, woodpeckers and birds of prey.
There are traditional English pubs within 5 minutes and a takeaway service is now available.
Each cottage has its own garden equipped with garden furniture and a BBQ.
The cottages are ideal, whether you like relax and get away or to use as a base for any amazing adventure
4 Star Visit Britain property, which comprises of 2 double rooms, 1 twin, large lounge, fitted kitchen, large dining room, utility room, bathroom/wc. | | | |
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| | | Clervaux, Rothbury, Northumberland | | | Clervaux offers 3 bedrooms. 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single and 2 bath/shower rooms | GBP375 - GBP650 | Clervaux offers 3 bedrooms. 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single and 2 bath/shower rooms Clervaux was rebuilt in 1900 using part of the original 1830 farmworkers cottages linked to the Duke of Northumberland’s farm at Pondicherry, near Rothbury. On a private gated road, it faces south West to catch the setting sun over the Northumberland hills at 150’ above the river Coquet. Tastefully refurbished by an award winning architect in 2006, it will accommodate up to 6 people plus cot. The single room has an additional occasional bed and the double has en-suite acilities. Outside there is a garden to the rear with Summerhouse, table and chairs. Near to ancient British site.
Clervaux offers 3 bedrooms. 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single and 2 bath/shower rooms | | | |
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