The cottage
This nicely presented, detached farmhouse is enveloped by lush green fields and the rambling countryside of Northumberland, near the pretty village of Haydon Bridge.
This spacious property is ideal for those looking to escape to the country and enjoy some quality time with family or friends, benefitting some fascinating attractions close by.
With a fabulous private garden at the rear, enclosing a beautiful lawn dotted with rustling trees, this lovely situation creates a real sense of calm and tranquility.
Step inside to the open-plan kitchen, set out in a country-style fashion, with all the necessities required to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
There is ample storage within a sleek set of units, and a dining area at which you can cosily enjoy a delicious home cooked meal together.
Just off from here is the sitting room enhanced by a delightful multi-fuel stove, and at the other end is the utility featuring a fridge/freezer, washing machine, small cloakroom and space to bring along a four-legged friend.
Up on the first floor are a set of bedrooms comprising a double, twins and a single, complete with a family bathroom at the top of the staircase.
Explore the wonderful area wrapped around this quality getaway; visit Hadrians Wall World Heritage Site to see the fascinating remains of the Roman Forts, take pleasure in walking of all types; a particularly beautiful region to discover is Allen Banks woodland and riverside paths.
Nearby in Hexham, there are many more amenities and attractions on offer including Hexham Abbey and the 14th-century old gaol, with delightful Haltwhistle situated in the opposite direction.
Enjoy a holiday break in Northumberland, with this cosy property as your chosen base.
About the location
HAYDON BRIDGE
Hexham 8 miles; Haltwhistle 8 miles.
The attractive village of Haydon Bridge is situated between the market town of Hexham and Haltwhistle, close to the A69, on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, and only a short drive away from the magnificent remains of the Roman Forts on Hadrians Wall, a World Heritage Site. There are some delightful walks in the area, but perhaps the loveliest are at Allen Banks - 194 acres of woodland and riverside paths just 3 miles from Haydon Bridge. The picturesque village of Haydon Bridge dates back to the 14th Century and is situated on both banks of the South Tyne river with an ancient pedestrian bridge over. Amenities in the village include a railway station, a variety of shops, pubs, a local tourist information centre, churches and riverside walks. Haydon Bridge is a great base for exploring Northumbria!
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