Englewood Cottage

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Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

Reviews

Mr Radford
July 2018

“We loved it there great area and ...”

We loved it there great area and the cotttage was excellent. The neighbors were nice too and within an hour of everything we wanted to do with our young children

We loved it there great area and the cotttage was excellent. The neighbors were nice too and within an hour of everything we wanted to do with our young children I was uncomfortable on the bed so I slept on the floor . The lady in the local pub was very ignorant to us and her attitude stank ! But apart from that a cracking holiday and We would definitely go back again !

Mr Davidson
March 2018

“very cosy and characteristic ...”

very cosy and characteristic terraced cottage, we got there just as "mini beast from the east" hit so many of the activities we wanted to do was impossible, this did not detract from the cottage positivity but frustrated us a bit ! I would suggest the owner leaves operating instructions for the tv system ,we couldn't get it to work and after ringing owner got help from next door neighbour. I do think considering the weather that 2 logs and 1 bucket of coal is a bit mean as a start up pack !! overall the actual cottage and location was brilliant and a great chillout experience
Missy1987
January 2018
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“Beautiful cottage, stunning location”

This cottage really is beautiful. The kitchen is gorgeous, on the small side and very little worktop space but just enough for a weeks holiday of only cooking breakfasts. The living room is cosy and has a larder cupboard which is useful with the minimal kitchen cupboards. Very large master bedroom with a comfy bed. The children's bedroom is small but just enough room for 2 single beds. Bathroom is very small and doesn't have a shower which was a bit of a pain and wasn't advertised. Also do Be aware that you have to provide your own bedding, again this was a bit of a pain but we were aware of this beforehand. Location is perfect, tonnes of walks from the doorstep and a pub a 10 minute walk down the road. Lots of places to visit within a 30 minute drive. Only reason I'm marking this cottage down 1 star is because it wasn't the cleanest, there was ALOT of dog hair everywhere upstairs, including all over the beds. We have a dog and always Hoover cottages before we leave but the upstairs didn't look like it had been hoovered for quite a while. Shame as otherwise the cottage would have been perfect.
Ms Forster
January 2018

“Comfort warmth walks views ...”

Comfort warmth walks views facilities everything

Ms Forster would rebook this property
Mrs Mcallister-rees
November 2017

“Had a great week. The cottage was ...”

Had a great week. The cottage was really comfortable from the seating to the beds and very cosy. The only down side was that a lot of windows couldn't be opened, notably the back bedroom. Loved the stable door though. Would definitely recommend this a fantastic base and will book again if we want to stay in the same area.

Mrs Mcallister-rees would rebook this property
Lek Fong L
October 2017
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“Perfect place to relax and unwind”

Quaint little cottage with surprisingly spacious sitting room, kitchen dinner and not to mention the master bedroom with a four postal bed! Ample heating in all rooms by the electric storage heaters. The open fire enhanced coziness and ambiance of the cottage. Well equipped kitchen with quality crockery and cutlery. As we are not the families who eat out often, we enjoyed cooking in the kitchen. Even though the garden is a secured dog friendly garden, but did not feel able to leave the dog alone there as the garden is not attached to the cottage. This is only a minor inconvenience. No WIFI so we talked and enjoyed the in-house board games. Beautiful surroundings. We had a lovely week there. Will definitely will recommend to friends and families. Thank you.
A Holiday Lettings verified reviewer
August 2017
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“Worth a stay”

Lovely cosy cottage in a beautiful setting. Well equipped kitchen. Warned to take bedding, which is slightly inconvenient, king sized duvet as informed would have been nice though.
Mrs Allen
July 2017

“A very neat, welcoming, and well ...”

A very neat, welcoming, and well stocked cottage. Thought had really gone into making sure it met all our needs.
Westwell42
April 2017
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“Lovely cottage”

Lovely cottage, that backs onto the moor, with all you need for a secluded holiday. No wifi so the kids actually had to communicate with us which was lovely! Lots of lovely local walks - be prepared for strong, unrelenting wind if your venture up onto the moor! Booking was easy and landlord's communication was great. Only minor frustration was that the garden wasn't linked to the house so we we had to accompany the dog when he wanted to go out.
Mrs Collier
December 2016

“We thought the photo was of the ...”

We thought the photo was of the front of the property and cause us some problems finding it in the dark. The local pub was a must and so friendly. Would consider booking again although that is not something we do, like to go different places.

Mrs Collier would rebook this property
Veldee
September 2016
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“Simply relaxing”

Stayed here for a week with my partner, 15 year old daughter and her friend. Absolutely fantastic cottage with everything you could need. The cottage was clean throughout and full of character. It was very spacious. The only room I would say was small was the bathroom but still very a usable. The garden leading down to the river was well kept n had plenty of space to sit out.... A gate lead through to the river where you can have bbq/fires and enjoy a glass of the good stuff. I just cannot find a fault with the place. Some people may not like that you have to heat the water for a bath but we found with simple planning, each of us could have one every day and that it just added to the character of the cottage. The cottage is set in some simply stunning scenery with rabbits and sheep on the field directly across the road and sheep wandering out the back too. Waking to the sound of ducks and sparrows was just lush (when all we hear at home is seagulls). The nearest shop in Allendale, just a ten minute drive away and the nearest supermarket is in Hexham, just a thirty minute drive. There are some great walks near to the cottage and tons of things to do including, Killhope lead mining museum, Hexham Abbey, and Newcastle is just a hour away is you fancy a bit of shopping. Just book, I promise you will not regret it
Miss White
August 2016

“The owners have put a lot of ...”

The owners have put a lot of thought into this cottage n barring the linen, towels n food, I would say almost everything else you need is in the cottage... Including things like salt & pepper, vinegar, oil, sugar etc etc. ALL crocker, cutlery n utensils... Absolutely A1.

Miss White would rebook this property
GothamGirl81
June 2016
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“Beautiful cottage, stunning surroundings”

We stayed here in August 2015 after finding it on a pet friendly holidays page on Facebook. Having never hired a cottage before or even taken our pooch with us we were a little dubious. However, we had no reason to be, we arrived at the cottage and it did not disappoint. Absolutely beautiful cottage, in stunning surroundings. It was one of our best holidays and we will definitely return, I cannot recommend the cottage enough.
LouBeeeLou
December 2015
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“Super cosy retreat”

Enjoyed a lovely, relaxing week in this pretty cottage. It was well equipped with everything needed for the week, including some starter fuel for the fire It had snowed before arrival and the cottage and surroundings looked very picturesque. The master bedroom is a great size, with a wonderful four poster bed, which was very comfortable. The night storage heaters were effective in keeping the cottage warm and in the evenings we lit the open fire, which was great fun and gently infused everything with the wonderful smell of wood smoke. A short walk (a mile) from the cottage there is the Hemmel Cafe and the Allenheads Inn - both very welcoming, with fires roaring and worth more than one visit. Take a torch if heading out after dusk, particularly as you'll be walking mostly in the road. A drive in the other direction takes you to Allenheads, which has shops, cafes and a few pubs. We enjoyed a couple of great meals in the Golden Lion. Everyone we came across was friendly. It's a happy place, it did me the world of good and I'll be back :)
santonheath
June 2015
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“Lovely cosy cottage in which to get away from modern life.”

Stayed at Englewood cottage in June 2015. Had a really lovely relaxing week. The cottage is clean and cosy with an nice décor. On arrival we found the cottage to be clean and well kept and has everything you need. However you are expected to take your own be linen, towels and tea towels which did not worry us but may put some people off. Cottage is pet friendly and our small terrier loved the area and especially looking at all the rabbits in the field directly opposite the cottage. The rear garden is across a shared lane at the back and would be nice on a warm day, however the weather was not kind during our stay and we did not have the chance to use it. The garden runs down to the River Allen. Fishing permits to fly fish the river at various stretches including the area behind the cottage and through the village, can be purchased at the post office in Allendale village, £10 per day or £40 for the week. The river is a great wild fishing venue for small brown trout and a good place to hone your fly fishing skills (Something the owners might want to advertise a bit more). The location is ideal to explore Northumberland and Durham. Bathroom only had a shower attachment on the bath and the electric heating system meant after a single bath the tank had to be boosted if someone else wanted a second bath. Only real point to be aware of is the total lack of mobile phone coverage ( for O2 anyway). So if you are looking to totally get away from modern life this is the place to be.
Astonman67
November 2012
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“Another Fantastic Stay”

This was our second visit to Englewood Cottage and the fact that we have returned for another fantastic week of relaxation speaks for its self. Once again everything that we could possibly have wanted was catered for in the cottage, sometimes its good to escape from the day to day pressures and we have found our bit of heaven here in Allenheads at Englewood Cottage. Its very obvious from the moment you walk through the door that the owners take a great personal pride in ensuring the cottage has a very welcoming feel about it, for us it was like our little home away from home will most definitely be returning for our next spell of R & R. We arrived at Newcastle Airport on this trip and drive was around an hour in all and the location is very easy to find. thanks again ViV and Mac for the chance to recharge our batteries in preparation for Xmas.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
March 2012
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“Beautiful Surprise”

After travelling up from Southampton, Hampshire, we arrived at 10.15pm on a wet November evening, weariness faded upon opening the door to Englewood, as reality was better than Sykes description. The kitchen is well equipped and a dinner party would be easy as there is plenty of cutlery crockery and serving dishes. The next morning we woke to the beautiful view from both back and front bedrooms, and the garden is delightful with a bubbling stream on the other side of the garden. Misty our dog loved it, would have loved to have a swim even more, but not suitable for that as stream flows over rocks. The open fire in the lounge made evenings so warm and cosy and the furniture is very comfortable and easily seats 6. Lots of literature gave us ideas for places to visit. The bed was the best we'd ever staying in, I have chronic back problems and dread new beds, I had perfect nights sleep from day one thank you. We loved the paintings by the owner around the cottage, wanted to sneak a couple home with us! Thank you we will be back.
Paul Aston
January 2011
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“Wonderful Escape”

my Parner and I stayed at Englewooed Cottage in November 2010, from the moment we arrived we felt at home, every little detail had been catered for, from the well equipt Kitchen to the fully stacked bookshelves. The weather was bitterly cold outside but the cottage had excellent heating and a lovely wood burning fireplace which made ethe evenings so much more cosier, would definately stay here again and recommend to everyone.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
December 2009
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“Peace and relaxation in a delightful cottage.”

Second time of visiting; this time with my friend and her dog.I visited last May with my husband. We all had a lovely break and would definitely return. Only the extremely cold and wet weather affected our planned visits, but a cosy retreat awaited us.

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Features

Four poster bed
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Washing machine

The property

A charming, stone-built, terraced cottage situated in a wonderful position just outside the village of Allenheads.

The cottage dates back to 1854 and much of the original charm and character has been retained.

The spacious accommodation is very well equipped and furnished.

The cottage is surrounded by spectacular moorland and boasts a garden which runs down to a small stream.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x four-poster double, 1 x twin. Modern three piece bathroom. Well-equipped beamed kitchen/diner with pine fitted cupboards, original stone-flagged floor and an original decorative cooking range. Very comfortable beamed sitting room with inglenook fireplace and multi-fuel stove.

Amenities

Electric storage heaters with multi-fuel stove
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with FreeSat, DVD, iPod dock
Electricity and starter pack for multi-fuel stove inc. in rent
Please bring own bed linen
Pleasant riverside garden with garden furniture
Parking on quiet road
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Supermarket 7 miles, pub and cafe 1 mile
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About the location

ALLENHEADS

Allendale Town 7 miles; Hexham 18 miles.

The village of Allenheads is situated in the heart of the North Pennines in beautiful Allendale. Allenheads is reputed to be one of the highest villages in England and stands over 1,400ft above sea level. The dale was once an important lead-mining area and there is an interesting display of former life in the village in the Allenheads Heritage Centre and blacksmiths shop. The village is surrounded by wonderful heather-clad moorland making the whole area an ideal place for walkers and lovers of country life. The award-winning Killhope Lead Mining Centre, the fascinating city of Durham, Beamish Open Air Museum, Hadrian’s Wall and the attractive market towns of Allendale Town, Alston and Hexham are all within easy driving distance.

Region Information

Northumberland Cottages

Englewood Cottage

Allenheads near Allendale, Northumberland (Ref. 291)

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Reviews

“We loved it there great area and ...”

“very cosy and characteristic ...”

“Beautiful cottage, stunning location”

“Comfort warmth walks views ...”

“Had a great week. The cottage was ...”

“Perfect place to relax and unwind”

“Worth a stay”

“A very neat, welcoming, and well ...”

“Lovely cottage”

“We thought the photo was of the ...”

“Simply relaxing”

“The owners have put a lot of ...”

“Beautiful cottage, stunning surroundings”

“Super cosy retreat”

“Lovely cosy cottage in which to get away from modern life.”

“Another Fantastic Stay”

“Beautiful Surprise”

“Wonderful Escape”

“Peace and relaxation in a delightful cottage.”