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For price information click hereWooler 8 miles; Berwick-upon-Tweed 11 miles.
The small attractive village of Lowick is ideally placed for a holiday in Northumberland. Kimmerston Riding Centre is just a few miles to the west of the village. The pretty village of Ford with its castle and craft shops is 2 miles away, part of the Ford and Etal Estate which has facilities for cycling and fishing, as well as a mini railway – ideal for all the family. There are also excellent golfing opportunities, with 8 golf courses within 20 miles of Lowick. Northumberland’s beautiful coastline, Holy Island, the Cheviots and the fascinating border town of Berwick, are all only a short drive away. A superb base for exploring all the region has to offer.
| Rating |
5 Stars | Pets | No | Smoking | No |
| Sleeps | 7 | Grid Reference | NT 970 390 | Off Road Parking | Yes |
| Bedrooms | 4 | Open Fire | Yes | Garden | Yes |
| Bathrooms | 2 | Short Breaks |
None | Smaller Party Reductions |
No |
Lowick 2 miles. A cosy, detached house on a working arable farm, in a wonderful rural position between the villages of Lowick and Ford. Offering superb accommodation with magnificent views towards the Cheviots from the cottage, and a sea view from the garden, this spacious alternative to our traditional Northumbria cottages has been extensively refurbished and redecorated to a high standard; including a sitting room with open fire, comfortable bedrooms, one with en-suite, and a landscaped garden area with furniture, it is ideal for relaxing at the end of a day out. The Heritage coastline, market town of Alnwick, Ford and Etal railway and Berwick-upon-Tweed are all within reach; the owners are on hand to personally welcome visitors, and with golf, riding and fishing available locally, this is a great spot for exploring Northumberland. Note: Cottage is next to Ref 409, together they sleep 11.
Four bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x king-size double with en-suite shower, basin, WC, 1 x twin (zip & link, can be double by prior arrangement), 1 x child’s single. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, basin, WC. Ground floor basin & WC. Well-equipped fitted kitchen. Utility room with tumble dryer and clothes airer. Dining room. Cosy sitting room with lovely views & open fire.
Full oil fired central heating, open fire in sitting room. Electric double oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer in utility, dishwasher, 2 x 32” flat screen TVs, 1 x 22” flat screen TV/DVD combi in master bedroom, DVD, DAB radio, iPod dock, CD player. Fuel, power & starter pack for open fire inc. in rent (additional fuel available to purchase from owners). Bed linen inc. in rent. Cot & highchair if requested at booking. Off road parking for three cars. Attractive garden with furniture & BBQ. Sorry, no smoking & no pets. Shop & pub 2 miles. Note: Cottage is suitable for a maximum of 7 people including 1 infant. Note: Refundable Good Housekeeping Bond of £100.
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Previous visitors' comments about The Old Farmhouse:
Excellent cottage - lovely accommodation and furnishings. Very friendly and helpful owners.
Mrs Watt, North Berwick, October 2011
Would have no hesitations in recommending this property for a very relaxed holiday amidst beautiful landscape. The property was a beautiful house with lots of space and a very secure garden for children. Ideal location for lots of attractions - would recommend for a family holiday.
Mrs Wilson, St. Helens, July 2011
The Old Farmhouse is the most fabulous property. Holiday cottage? No, more like a perfect family home. Location ideal for exploring Northumberland. Accommodation spectacularly well kitted out - all furnishings of an excellent quality. I 100% recommend!
Mrs Crabtree, Wellingborough, July 2011
The house was fabulous and the kids loved it as much as the adults. The owners of the property were so lovely and helpful too! I would definitely recommend to anyone!
Mrs Fowler, Leeds, May 2011