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(Dogs must be pre agreed and is an additional £20 per pet, per stay). Garden Cottage is a quaint and tranquil barn conversion, located in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland Countryside. The cottage boasts beautiful views near and far. The cottage has many windows which takes great advantage of the beautiful surroundings, looking on to the peaceful country views, court yard and paddocks. We also have an occasional barn owl.

WE ARE VERY RURAL WITH NO COVID-19 REPORTS IN THE AREA. Due to the low price I do not offer tea and coffee however, I do supply bare essentials and a few additional extras such as: shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, toilet roll, washing liquid as well as towels etc. I don’t supply oil in the kitchen. Garden Cottage offers something for everyone, whether it is a romantic break, business or for walking/cycling. The living, landing area and sleeping areas are very spacious and clean as well as a large garden to relax in on those sunny days. There is a sofa bed in the bedroom upstairs, which will sleep 2 people. Note: the sofa bed is a little smaller than a double bed. A small warning: The bathroom is very small, consisting of a toilet, sink and walk in shower (wet room). There is no bath. The bathroom has a glass door, which has an opaque covering and is to the side of the kitchen. The heating is turned off in the cottage during May - October. The heating will be turned on in circumstances where it is unusually cold. It's important that guests are comfortable at all times. The garden is shared. With the garden to the left belonging to the cottage and the garden on the right (containing the summer house) belonging to the farm house. As a rule and for optimum privacy, it is rare that we use the garden when we have guests, but we may use the double gates to the side of the farm house, from time to time. Whilst I allow children and infants, I don’t have any specific supplies for children and infants. For example; baby gate, changing area, cot, high chair etc

Garden Cottage is situated in the middle of country side, but within easy reach of the A68 for anyone wanting to go on any expeditions by car! There are many public footpaths to take advantage of, as well as the beautiful garden and stunning views at the Cottage itself. There are many places to visit in the surrounding areas so it is advised that guests wanting to explore should spend more than one night at our cottage. Discovering the historical landmarks at Beamish Hexham Hadrians Wall Northumberlandia Derwent walk Derwent reservoir Slaley forest Blanchland medieval village Corbridge A secure store can be provided for anyone who would like to bring a bike however, guests use our storage facilities at their own risk. The owners of Garden Cottage take no responsibility for any losses or damage whilst using our storage facilities. There are also some lovely local pubs, including the Manor House Inn, which is only 2 miles from the Cottage. This can also be accessed on foot. Travelling further afield, the Anchor Inn is also a good quality, local pub. The Manor House Inn is popular so be sure to book in advance if you’re planning to eat at the Manor House Inn. Visiting Wheelbirks ice cream parlour is also a must for some traditional pub grub as well as freshly made, decadent ice cream! The farm is approximately 15 minutes away from Garden Cottage. If you are wanting a spa day to fully relax, you can visit Slaley hall where you can book yourself In to a spa day! They also have golf!

We are 3 miles from the historic village of Corbridge with its great shops, pubs and restaurants, one and a half miles from Hadrian's Wall, 20 minutes from airport and 25 minutes from Newcastle. This is a newly refurbished old stable which is a cosy hideaway in the Tyne Valley. Extensive walks are available on this working farm. It is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and dogs (sorry, no cats). Sadly owing to recent experiences we now need to charge £5 per dog per night.

Riding Hills Farm is a cosy, attractive and well equipped one bedroomed cottage situated in one of the prettiest and most interesting parts of Northumberland. Within two miles of the historic town of Corbridge, this comfortable cottage is tucked away in a rural location with stunning views over the Tyne Valley. Despite its rural setting it is close to some excellent pubs and restaurants, and the market town of Hexham.

The cottage is attached to our farmhouse with a private entrance and enclosed garden, and is situated in just under an acre of grounds with many excellent walks and places to visit nearby. We are close to several key Roman sites in the area including Corstopitum and Hadrian’s Wall. Newcastle is 18 miles away and the stunning Northumberland coastline is only a little further.

Our cottage is situated above the beautiful Tyne Valley, and from your garden there are stunning views to enjoy over an alfresco lunch or evening drink. The enclosed garden is exclusively for the use of our guests and you are free to help yourselves to any garden produce in season including raspberries, blackcurrants and rhubarb. Our nearest village, Corbridge, has a multitude of lovely cafes and interesting shops to explore, not to mention several very good pubs and restaurants, all of which are listed in our cottage guide along with much other useful information.

The Boathouse is a contemporary self-catering cottage offering understated luxury accommodation for two to four guests, in an unrivalled location in the centre of Riding Mill, Northumberland.

This newly constructed cottage opened in July 2018, boasts two well sized bedrooms, both provisioned with super-king beds which can also be provisioned as singles. The spacious living area is centred around a wood burning stove with comfy seating perfectly placed to enjoy the views. Sliding patio doors allow access to a timber deck with seating area to enjoy your morning coffee with views over the large private garden. The modern and sleek kitchen features all the modern conveniences required to make your holiday extra special. With a Smart TV in the main living space, free Wi-Fi, books, binoculars and board games; there’s plenty to keep you occupied when you’re not outside exploring all that Northumberland has to offer. With its own private parking, this is a great base for holidays, weddings at nearby Healey Barn, business trips and short breaks for up to 4 people. Two well behaved dogs are also welcome. The Boathouse provides an ideal base to explore Hadrian's Wall and the surrounding countryside or along the stunning Northumbrian coast. Enjoy food and drink in the Local village Pub or enjoy a good meal in any of Corbridge's pubs and friendly restaurants. The abbey town of Hexham is only 6 miles west of Corbridge and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, with its vibrant Quayside and cultural activities just 14 miles east. Direct routes by road (car or bus service), rail via local Riding Mill station only 5 mins walk away makes everywhere quickly and easily accessible. Nearby there are a wide variety of activities to choose from, including golf, tennis, horse riding, and fishing, Local Pub and train station within 5 mins walking distance

Riding Mill is a beautiful 'arts and crafts' village centred in the Tyne Valley 3 miles west of Corbridge. It is ideally located for the numerous wedding venues including Healey Barn, only 1 mile away.

Elmhurst is a stylish, two bedroom, stone built, self catering holiday cottage in the village of Ovingham on the north bank of the River Tyne. Recently renovated (August 2019), it sleeps five people comfortably in two bedrooms which can be made up as twin or double facilities. The ground floor has a newly fitted dining kitchen with all necessary amenities and a living room with an inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove. A gravel courtyard area with flower beds to the rear.

The self contained holiday cottage is well suited for couples, families and friends. A well behaved pet is welcome. It features all the amenities required for a comfortable holiday break: from wood burning stove in the living room to an outdoor barbecue in the quiet, enclosed yard to the rear. The area is ideal for walking and cycling. It provides an ideal base for a gentle, relaxed break or a family adventure exploring the history and countryside of the Tyne Valley and Northumberland.

The cottage has a front garden with seating area facing south and is situated a few metres from the graceful churchyard of St Mary the Virgin where the famous illustrator and engraver Thomas Bewick is buried. An 18th century packhorse bridge spans the Whittle Burn which runs into the Tyne a short distance down the road. Located next door to the old Ovingham village post office, Elmhurst was built in the 19th century as the postmistress’s house. To the rear of the cottage is a secluded area with seating area, firepit and barbecue. The property has been newly renovated as a holiday cottage and finished to a high standard.

We live in a beautiful part of Northumberland near Hexham, Hadrian’s Wall, Newcastle Airport, the Metrocentre and Newcastle itself with its amazing architecture to explore. We are only 30 minutes from northumbria coast beaches

We live in the beautiful Tyne valley, perfect for walking, cycling or just enjoying, with easy access to public transport and only 25 minutes from Newcastle airport

Situated in the beautiful Village of Ovingham this accommodation comprises of a large double room with a private bathroom with shower. It has its own front door allowing private access for guests. The room has small kitchenette area with a sink, fridge, kettle and microwave. It is a perfect location for those wanting to explore the Tyne Valley. The property sits on cycle route 72. Hadrians Wall Trail is close by (3 mies). Train Station, Shop and Pub are all a few minutes walk away.

Heddon Hideaway at Heddon on the Wall in Northumberland in the North East of England. 5 minutes walk from the Hadrians Wall Path (National Trail). Twin-bedded self contained accommodation.

The accommodation is  a brick-built, cosy self-contained apartment (converted from outbuilding) with it's own front door, it comprises of a twin bedroom and en-suite shower room with central heating, hot water, TV and tea making facilities. You get comfortable beds, powerful shower, small indoor and larger outdoor seating areas, TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Sorry we are not serving breakfast in the house at the moment as we are working during the week and leave early, but there are alternatives and if you’re really stuck we can sort something out—just ask!  Breakfast The Dell (Café/Restaurant), open 9am Mon, 10am Sun. Evening meals There are 2 pubs in the village which serve meals: The Swan (Pub/Restaurant) and The Three Tuns (Pub that serves meals). There is also The Dell (Café/Restaurant) - open until 5pm Mon-Wed , 9pm Thu-Sat , 4pm Sun). Food supplies The Spar minimarket at the petrol station is open from 7am—9pm daily.

The village of Heddon on the Wall is about 15 miles West of Wallsend and 16 miles East of Chollerford ideal for anyone walking Hadrian's Wall. Heddon is a village of around 1, 500 people, just off the A69 dual carriageway, there is a petrol station with a Spar general store, two pub's - The Three Tuns and The Swan - as well as The Dingle Dell (deli/cafe/tearoom/bistro).

The Rose Suite has a private entrance to a double bedroom, en-suite and small kitchenette (See pics). We are situated in a quiet village in beautiful Northumberland within easy reach of the historic Hadrians Wall, Close House Golf Club, Newcastle city centre, MetroCentre & various wedding venues. Horsley has a great gastro pub, art gallery & lovely cafe. Other places to visit include the Northumberland coast eg. Bamburgh & Holy Island. Great location for Golfers, walkers and peace & quiet!

The Rose Suite is an annex attached to our home which is a beautiful converted victorian stone barn built around 1830. Your accommodation has its own entrance. Once inside you have access to the double bedroom (with king size bed), TV with Freeview, dressing table, en-suite wet room with electric shower, sink, toilet and small kitchen area. In the kitchenette we have a small fridge, microwave, kettle, solid oak breakfast bar and 2 stools, toaster, utensils, tea, coffee, juice, pastries and cereal's. If you prefer a full English breakfast can be purchased at the Hearth Cafe in the village. Please note there is no cooker in the kitchenette. The cooking facilities are just the microwave to heat ready made meals. The large en-suite wet room contains an electric shower, sink and toilet. Towels, shampoo and conditioner provided. We have secure storage space for bikes if needed. Please note the accommodation is not an apartment (it is just a bedroom, en-suite and small kitchenette) with its own private entrance). Photos show you exactly what we provide.

The neighbourhood is in a beautiful location and is a real attraction for walkers, cyclists, art lovers and those who like relaxing in cafe's and pubs. There is a quaint country pub and cafe in the village. Horsley is within easy reach of Newcastle, Hadrians Wall, Close House, The ancient town of Corbridge and Hexham. Other places to visit include Langley Castle (18 miles away), Kielder Forrest and observatory (24 miles) and The Metrocentre Shopping Mall one of the largest in Europe (10 miles away). Horsley is also within easy drive away from the beautiful Northumberland coast e.g. Bamburgh 56 miles) and Holy Island (66 miles).

Stepping into The Old Smithy you are welcomed into the open plan lounge/ kitchen diner. The cottages character is enhanced with exposed beams and a impressive fireplace which houses a wood burner. The kitchen offers all you need for a comfortable stay such as electric oven and hob, fridge/ freezer, toaster and kettle. Completing the ground floor is a separate WC which features an electric shower. Upstairs offers a stylish bedroom with a king sized bed made for comfort .

Escape to the country in this rustic stone cottage situated in the beautiful village of Riding Mill, Northumberland. Surrounded by an abundance of rolling Tyne Valley countryside, small historic towns, famous walks and site seeing. This is an ideal spot for those who enjoy a slice of rural life, walking or, getting lost amongst the cobbled historic streets of Hexham (6.2 miles away) and Corbridge (3.2 miles away). Situated in a perfect position to enjoy all that Tyne Valley has to offer. Spend your days exploring the picturesque villages and their traditional shops, cafes and pubs. For walkers, the nearby Hadrian’s wall is a excellent starting point for hikes and a breath of fresh air. Riding Mill itself has many stunning walks to be enjoyed. Followed by a visit to The Station Coffee House which, offers the tastiest scones you’ll ever taste. They also host takeaway nights including fresh pizza, Greek food, Caribbean food and more...Also, a short walk from The Old Smithy sits The Wellington Pub which serves a wide selection of food and drinks. Stepping into The Old Smithy you are welcomed into the open plan lounge/ kitchen diner. Keeping in theme with The Old Smithy interior you’ll noticed lots of little quirks. The cottages character is enhanced with exposed beams and a impressive fireplace which houses a wood burner, perfect for those winter escapes. Put your feet up on the corner sofa by the TV after a day exploring the surrounding areas. The kitchen offers all you need for a comfortable stay such as electric oven and hob, fridge/ freezer, toaster and kettle. Completing the ground floor is a separate WC which features an electric shower. Upstairs offers a stylish bedroom with a king sized bed made for comfort . We pride ourselves on the Cottages original features so therefor bare in mind the ceiling upstairs is pitched. We feel it creates that all important comfy character that one seeks when looking for a rural stay in the country. Outside there is allocated parking for one car. Please note that we don’t allow any animals in the cottage. And the Cottage is for adults only.

The Wellington Pub (3-4min walk) Riding Mill train station (4-5min walk) Station Coffee House (4-5min walk) Easy access by train to Newcastle central, Metro centre, Hexham, Wylam, Prudhoe and Stocksfield.

Ground floor apartment in semi-rural location. Welcoming and relaxing with an eclectic mix of interior decor, books and art. A quiet, end-of-terrace property "full of lovely energy". Located near the River Derwent, surrounded by woodlands, fields and moorland, a great area for walking and cycling. Close to Newcastle, Durham and Northumberland.

Quote: “A fabulous, cosy space with the ambience to go with it”. Previously, we have rented this studio flat out to local residents as a self-catering space for visiting family and friends. It's ideal for solo adventurers, couples or business travellers. Self-contained flat with own front door. A fully-equipped kitchen diner, bathroom with over-bath shower, a large bed-sitting room with very comfortable double sofa-bed and french windows opening out onto private, seated patio area and garden view. There is a smart T.V, Dab radio, Wi-Fi ,board games and a library of books for all your in-house entertainment. There's also drawing and watercolor materials, and a guitar for those feeling creative! Teas, coffee, milk, all linen and towels provided. Off road parking available, adjacent to flat, and room for bicycle storage on site.

The apartment is at the end of an alternative, community street. Two rows of brick houses built in the early 1900’s, overlooking beautiful country on both sides with red kites frequently in view. There is now a Patisserrie/cafe in the village serving a range of refreshments and meals. A post office shop, a good chippy and an Italian restaurant is a short walk away. A Co-op shop is in the next village 1/2 mile . The award-winning 'The Feathers Inn' is a local for good dining out. Blackhall Mill is a lively community offering yoga, pop-up take aways, Sunday morning Cafe, and a variety of other activities.

We offer a single bedroom. We offer the use of our home where you will be sharing lounge, kitchen and bathroom. We have off street parking. Our location is a 5 minute walk from hadrian's wall and the village of Heddon on the wall, which offers two friendly pubs a quaint coffee shop and the local Spar store with Post office. We are also on the bus routes to Newcastle city centre and Carlisle No smoking in our home Will not tolerate guests who have consumed large amounts of alcohol

A quiet two bed semi in a small village, located high up on the Eastern edge of the Pennines. The house is light and airy with large windows. The gardens are wildlife havens with ponds used by native amphibians and native wild flowers for the bees and butterflies. In the summer you can relax on the decking under the canopy where a hammock is waiting for the ultimate chill out. A wood burning stove in the living room makes it cosy during the Winter months.

As a horticulturist and conservationist I have created a garden rich in biodiversity. Shunning most exotic species the gardens front & back are filled with native wild flowers, shrubs and wildlife. Insects enjoy the varied plant life and amphibians court and breed in the ponds. All three native newt species can be seen as well as frogs. Birds visit the ponds to bathe and drink as well as forage for food among the plant life. There are hedgehogs, bats & owls to be seen and heard. The decking to the rear is a great place to relax and unwind. The canopy overhead means you can still sit out in the rain. I also hang a hammock over the decking during the warmer months and its a great place to spend time watching the wildlife or just to drift off to sleep. The guest bedroom overlooks the back garden and the long gardens mean the houses opposite are over 50 metres away. Beyond the rooftops are the trees of the plantation which you can explore. The plantation wraps around the Southern edge of the village from end to end. The guest room has plenty of wardrobe space as well as drawers and a good tall mirror. The bathroom is right next to the bedroom and has a sink, toilet and shower cubicle. The water pressure is really strong here so showers are a delight. You can make yourself at home in the kitchen to prepare your own meals should you wish. There is an electric cooker with four ring hob, grill and oven. You'll also find a kettle, toaster and most importantly a dish washer. Huzzah! In the dining area the large pine table is ideally situated so you can enjoy a view out onto the back garden. A wood burning stove in the living area is great should you require a bit of a comfort boost on chilly nights. With kindling, logs and paper on hand. Curl up on the sofa or in one of the large armchairs with a cuppa and a good book while the fire keeps you toasty and warm.

Burnopfield is surrounded by excellent walking & cycling routes. The C2C route 7 runs at the bottom of the valley as well as the Bowes railway line which cuts through the woods at the top of the street. Tanfield railway and Causey Arch are also close by. A regular steam train runs along the 3 mile track and you can take a pleasant walk through the woods and cross the worlds first purpose built railway bridge. A 5 minute walk in almost any direction from the house will have you in open peaceful countryside. As well as all that we have major attractions like Gibside, a National Trust property at the bottom of the hill, is a 2 minute drive. Famed for its wildlife and SSSI parkland landscape it was home to the Bowes Lyon family and was a favourite spot of the late Queen Mother. Award winning Beamish open air museum is 15 minutes drive. Allow a good full day to take it all in. 10 minutes away is The Metro Centre for all your indoor shopping needs, it also has a cinema as well as a host of independent and franchise eateries. Historic market towns like Morpeth, Hexham and Durham are just a short drive away. Buses from Burnopfield high street to Newcastle, the Metro Centre and Gateshead are frequent. Shops in the village include three general stores, a bakers/sandwich shop, holistic beauty salons, hairdressers and several takeaways. Two of the pubs offer some great live music and one does food. There are three golf courses all within a few minutes drive and other pubs as well as cafes offering good food and drink. Down below in Rowlands Gill is a small Tesco as well as a cafe, pet food store and florists. Two small restaurants Italian & Chinese and a gym. Above us in The Hobson is another pub and a small coffee shop The Joinery. Within the industrial estate is another gym. Further afield you can drive within 20 minutes to the North Pennines AONB and explore the rugged countryside of Weardale and Teesdale. Some enchanting villages and breath taking scenery mixed with historic ruins from the expansive mining history. Natural beauty surrounds you such as Derwent reservoir, High Force and Hannahs Meadow. Plant hunters will enjoy finding the hidden gems of the Teesdale Assemblage. Distinct and rare plant species left from the last ice age, most of which are found nowhere else in the UK. For history buffs the newly opened Land of Oak and Iron visitor centre and cafe is along the valley. You can find out about the local mining history and maps show a variety of walks.

With easy access to both the coast and Hadrian’s Wall country, this cottage lies in a pretty village setting.. All on the ground floor. Living/dining room: With wood burner, Freeview TV and DVD player. Kitchen: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine and tiled floor. Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and en-suite toilet. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Shower room: With shower cubicle, shower seat and toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Small enclosed gravelled garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Bike store available on request. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. This charming, semi-detached holiday cottage is set in the ‘picture postcard’ village of Hedley on the Hill, only 15 minutes from Corbridge in the south of Hadrian’s Wall country, in a very pretty part of this friendly, unspoilt county. The views from the village across the Tyne Valley are spectacular, and the property has a rear sitting-out area to relax in. This is a charming base from which to tour the many attractions in the area, or make a holiday out of a visit for a special event, such as the Great North Run or a university graduation ceremony. Corbridge is a historic, pretty little market town with charming pubs and tea rooms, and the area is perfect for cyclists and walkers - the whole of Hadrian’s Wall can be followed on a special trail and many Roman forts can be visited along the route. Head to Newcastle with its museums and shopping, bustling Hexham or historic Durham. Sample some of the local produce in the many delis and farm shops around the area. Roam free in rolling countryside, visiting quaint villages or head to the city and see the Angel of the North, or visit BALTIC and other museums in Newcastle. Hexham is dominated by a medieval abbey (built of stone from Hadrian’s Wall) and the Old Gaol depicts the Border Reivers’ story. Durham is within easy reach by car. Don’t miss the Heritage coast, less than an hour away, by heading north and sampling the many castles and miles of golden sandy beaches. An ideal location from which to explore this wonderful county from inland to the coast. The local real ale pub opposite has won numerous awards for its food, including British Gastropub of the Year and a North East England Tourism Gold Award. Beach 25 miles. Shop 3½ miles, pub and restaurant 50 yards. Free WiFi

We live in a beautiful part of Northumberland near Hexham, Hadrian’s Wall, Newcastle Airport, the Metrocentre and Newcastle itself with its amazing architecture to explore. We are only 30 minutes from northumbria coast beaches

We live in the beautiful Tyne valley, perfect for walking, cycling or just enjoying, with easy access to public transport and only 25 minutes from Newcastle airport

We live in the beautiful Tyne valley in northumberland, where there is peace and quiet in abundance with idyllic countryside, near to the river Tyne, Hexham, Corbridge and Hadrians Wall,

Fabulously located inside the Northumberland National Park which has rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ovington House is the ideal location for guests who want to relax, and explore the surrounding areas. There is free continental breakfast in the dining room. Lovely walks, lots of parking in the courtyard.

Beautiful South facing room overlooking the garden. Georgian sash windows, 2 chairs and table in room with an ensuite.

Fabulouly located inside the Northumberland National Park which has rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ovington House is the ideal location for guests who want to relax, explore and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the surrounding area. Perfect for guests who enjoy walking, cycling and relaxing.

Comfortable and cosy double room with en-suite that faces out onto the garden. Our house is in a quiet cul-de-sac so you won't be troubled by traffic noise. You can park directly outside the front door. We're happy to get anything in for your breakfast and we message you before you arrive asking what you'd like so we can make a dash to the supermarket to get it. Don't worry if you don't want anything but a cuppa - that is fine. Check out is at 10am, but we're flexible.

Comfy double bed with freshly washed and pressed bedding. Extra blankets can be provided, but this house is pretty warm. Hang your clothes in the wardrobe or place in the chest of drawers. If you need an iron/ironing board please just ask. Shower in your own private en-suite. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and fresh towels are provided. A hair dryer can be provided. There's a large free standing mirror in the room. There are plenty of sockets for charging your mobile devices and you'll have access to WiFi. We'll show you around the kitchen where you are more than welcome to make hot drinks or cook a meal for yourself.

Mill Vale is a really quiet estate so you'll be able to grab some peace and quiet. We're very close to both the A1 and A69 and only a 20 minute drive to Newcaste City Centre (traffic dependent!). Newcastle Airport is only 6 miles (15 minutes) away. Newcastle Metrocentre is 4.2 miles (13 minutes) away. The Tyne Riverside Country Park is close enough for a pleasant evening stroll. There are some fantastic running/walking/cycling tracks around here. We're minutes from The Hadrians Way (Route 72). We recommend The Percy Arms, Walbottle (0.6 miles away) for a reasonably priced bite to eat. It's a 10-15 minute walk or 2 minutes in the car. They serve food from 12-3 and 5-8 Monday-Saturday Please note that on a Sunday they finish serving food at 4pm. There's also The Keelman & Big Lamp Brewery which is 1.2 miles away. A 5 minute drive or 20-25 minute walk. They do not do Sunday Lunch. Sunday-Friday 12pm-8pm, Saturday 12pm-9pm. If you like Indian food - Ma'ida Table Spread is only a 15 minute walk away. They are open Monday-Sunday from 5.30pm-11pm. Please google the places to look at their menus. I'm not able to add the web addresses.

Detached house in small village. Bus stop outside and train station 5 mins walk away. You have your own double room with king size bed. There is a shower room downstairs and a bath room upstairs. Large kitchen/diner and separate dining room. Large conservatory at rear.

I have a very friendly cocker spaniel and will welcome guests who come with a dog too - assuming they like being with other dogs!

Quiet village, one pub that serves food, lots of walks on the doorstep.

Cosy, vibrant, relaxing private bedroom located in the heart of Chopwell. Both me and my house mate live here, we both work so may be out of the house most times. Everyone is welcome to stay, we look forward to meeting you :)

Full access to the kitchen where guests are welcome to cook and take advantage of the facilities that are available, such as cooker, washing machine, dryer, pots/ pans. Bathroom contains large mirror covering one side of the wall, perfect for those who love to take selfies, there is also access to a hot shower, surrounded by tropical plant. Guests can also enjoy the seating area available located on the second floor, great for relaxing! Bedroom contains fresh towels, a fan heater, mirror, and a hot water bottle, a place to hang belongings, chest of draws FREE WIFI!

A Co-op supermarket is just a 10 minute walk away. Three nearby take away shops including chinese and pizza. Bus links to Newcastle city center X47 Chopwell woods is next door for peaceful woodland walks and bike rides.

Ensuite bedroom plus private, unique living room space overlooking garden and woodland. Less than 5 minute walk from Stocksfield train station and bus routes between Newcastle and Hexham and around a mile from National Cycle Route 72, Hadrian's Cycleway. Handy base for exploring Roman sites of Corbridge and further west along Hadrian's Wall. Off road parking and secure bike storage available. Guests have their own side door. Access to the Rowan Suite via staircase to the first floor.

The price includes a continental breakfast hamper with granola, croissants, fruit and yogurts. And please note, I don't add on a cleaning charge, so the final price is my nightly price plus the AirBnb Service charge only. The Rowan Suite is the upstairs of a recent extension. It is reached by a separate staircase from that in the main house, so there is an instant feeling of privacy. The staircase opens into a lovely lounge, full of light and with a cosy woodburner for cooler days. The bedroom, with its ensuite shower room, is through a door from the living room. The view, which many guests comment on, is over woodland and gardens, and is very tranquil and green. It gives a timeless sense of being right in the countryside, yet you are only a 5 minute walk from Stocksfield railway station. The living room for guests has a bi-fold door and Juliette balcony , and when fully open the whole room becomes almost an outdoor space. Lovely for lazing in the sun or watching the night sky! The house is also home to a dog and 2 cats. There is a small sofa bed in the living room area which could be used for an additional guests - by prior arrangement only. It functions as a low single bed - or it can be split to create a double floor mattress or 2 single ones. It is in the living room area which does not have curtains so will get light as the day dawns. It is visible in the photos of the room. You must contact me in advance to discuss details if you would like to include additional people and there is an additional charge of £10 per person.

My house is on a very ordinary street - but the interior space is very special. The back overlooks woodland which is tranquil and accessible - and there are local walks through more woods and along a local burn. One of my guests recently uploaded a video of the view from the lounge's Juliette balcony - it's on You Tube as 'Rowan Suite New Ridley'. Nearby, Prudhoe (c 3 miles) has several restaurants and take-aways - Indian, Italian, Chinese and fish and chip and the Wellington pub in Riding Mill (2 miles and accessible by train and bus) serves food. Excitingly, The Blue Bell Inn, Mickley just outside Stocksfield has just re-opened (August 2019) and should be serving food - check facebook for details. Also nearby is the acclaimed Feathers Inn at Hedley on the Hill which has an award-winning menu. Pre-booking is essential there. Local market towns of Corbridge and Hexham both have an excellent selection of pubs, coffee houses and restaurants and plenty of independent shops. Stocksfield makes a good base for days out to explore sections of Hadrian's Wall, The Sill Landscape Centre, Beamish Museum, English Heritage or National Trust properties such as Belsay Hall, Wallington Hall and Gibside - as well as heading into Newcastle. There are a number of local artists and crafts people offering workshops and courses in the area - The Rowan Suite is perfect accommodation while you learn a new skill. The Suite is also ideal if you're attending a wedding or other event in the area. With it's separate staircase, once you have checked in, it doesn't matter how late you arrive back again, you won't need to worry too much about disturbing the household. It's only 4 .5 miles to Healey Barn and 8.5 miles to Vallum Farm - both award winning local wedding venues, so you can always get a taxi and leave your car. I'm happy to consider early check-ins for you to change/leave luggage, car etc if you're attending an afternoon ceremony. Just ask! (And don't overlook proximity to train and bus routes- you don't even need a car to get here)

One bedroom modern apartment close to all amenities. Off street parking. Lounge seats 4 with wall mounted TV and electric fire surround. Set in a village location close to shops, pubs, restaurants and bus stop with 2 golf clubs not far away. Close to River Tyne, Hadrian’s Wall, Metro Centre, Derwent Walk and many cycling routes to choose from. The hIstorical attraction of Beamish Museum is only 13 miles away and several taxi services are close by.

This is a recently modernised ground floor apartment sitting in an original terrace block built over a century ago with all amenities close to hand in a country village only 6 miles from Newcastle making it an ideal location to use as a base from which to explore Tyneside.

Ryton Park lies opposite the flat, golf courses are close by (Tyneside and Ryton) and the renowned Close House and Matfen Hall only a short drive away. Newcastle and Metro Centre are less than 15 minutes away and ancient Hexham only 30 minutes drive.

The Country Room shares a private shower room with the Indian Room (listed separately). Guests are welcome to enjoy the long south facing garden. Prudhoe has an historic castle, cafes, restaurants and pubs, a leisure centre & swimming pool. Short commute to Newcastle, Gateshead via nearby train station, bus or car. Historic Corbridge, Hexham & Hadrian’s Wall are just a few miles west. Choose from full Northumbrian breakfast, vegetarian, continental or smoked salmon & scrambled eggs. Free parking

A unique bed and breakfast above the private Paul Stangroom Fine Art Gallery. Art lessons subject to availability.

An exceedingly spacious pet friendly room with double bed, large ensuite with walk in shower and stunning views of Northumberland and the Tyne Valley. Off road parking and bike storage is available in our garage. The village is home to the renowned "Feathers Inn", the Northumbria Gliding Club and we are 4 miles from the popular wedding venue Healey Barn. We are well situated for exploring Newcastle, Durham and Northumberland. Please note that this is a room listing not the entire house.

4 bedroom country house, tastefully decorated in a Farrow & Ball colour palate with Fabrics by Voyage. Warm and comfortable, the house has been a renovation project. Our furniture pieces range from contemporary to georgian oak and Rebecca thoroughly enjoys collecting and restoring pieces. Our artworks range from Yorkshire watercolours, to Northumbrian seaside views and drawings by local animal artists ....... You'll also find a great many references to Labradors, Rebecca's favourite dog. To the south of the property we have an enclosed private garden with out door seating. The garden is a work in progress and is due to undergo a redesign in 2020. You are welcome to sit out and enjoy the clean Northumbrian air. Take a look at our Instagram page - "thehouseuponthehill" - and follow our journey!

Quiet and rural with stunning views, you will not be disappointed! We are well located for out door enthusiasts with the gliding club, numerous cycling routes (we are located on the Lead Road cycle route), fabulous walks (including Hadrian's wall) and for those interested in angling we are within 3 miles of the R. Tyne and R. Derwent which both offer day tickets. Derwent Reservoir Sailing Club is approximately 20 minutes by car. We are located approximately 25 minutes from Newcastle and Durham by car.

Cosy cottage but actually quite spacious with long garden and parking for 1 car. Caters for 2 adults (1 king size bed) and 2 children (2 single camp beds) Enjoy the beautiful cottage with wood burner. Close to Hadrians wall Explore northumberland and coast line Loads of National trust places to explore Perfect for walkers, cyclists, city goers, country folk! Newcastle city isnt too far along with the airport! Trips to Durham and other surrounding areas,

I provide one set of towels per guest and bed linen accordingly Its on a self catering basis but happy to provide the basics of coffee, tea and sugar. But please be mindful if you use alot, it would be most apprecciated if you replaced it! ready for next user! There is a beg and borrow basket and bowl in the bathroom for items that you might need! I also leave high quality Neals Yard Organic products for you to try! If you like them you can order from my webshop!

So close to explore all sorts in Northumberland and Newcastle

Located 100 metre off the hadrian path in the centre of this lovely village This is a garage conversion still has garage doors, but well insulated, 2 single beds also 1 folding bed to accommodate 3 persons if required, also outside space to share a glass of wine on a summers night, basic selection of help yourself breakfast, cereal bread eggs etc, also microwave, fridge and toaster, kettle,

This is a basic but high standard accommodation,

Lovely walks pubs and coffee shop in village and of course Hadrians wall and close house golf course

We offer a stay in a vintage style shepherd hut for luxurious glamping within a stone’s throw of Hadrian’s wall. Relax in a secluded rural location, let the calm return and recall a gentler age with long hot summer days and carefree innocence, or cosy up alongside the woodburning stove and unwind. The hut has a wood burning stove with oven, and a separate hot plate to prepare delicious meals.

The shepherd hut is vintage in style and offers a unique holiday experience. Although traditional and retro in feel the hut offers all modern conveniences. It is the most warm romantic space. We can provide breakfast baskets and one pot meals making the hut an ideal place for walkers.

The hut is situated in a secluded rural location in open countryside.

Fabulously located inside the Northumberland National Park which has rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ovington House is the ideal location for guests who want to relax, and explore the surrounding areas. There is free continental breakfast in the dining room. Lovely walks, lots of parking in the courtyard.

Beautiful South facing room overlooking the garden. Georgian sash windows, with a large private bathroom with bath.

Fabulouly located inside the Northumberland National Park which has rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ovington House is the ideal location for guests who want to relax, explore and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the surrounding area. Perfect for guests who enjoy walking, cycling and relaxing.

Fabulously located inside the Northumberland National Park which has rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ovington House is the ideal location for guests who want to relax, and explore the surrounding areas. There is free continental breakfast in the dining room. Lovely walks, lots of parking in the courtyard.

Lovely traditional room with an ensuite.

Fabulouly located inside the Northumberland National Park which has rightly been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ovington House is the ideal location for guests who want to relax, explore and enjoy the magnificent scenery of the surrounding area. Perfect for guests who enjoy walking, cycling and relaxing.

The Indian Room shares a private shower room with the Country Room (listed separately). Guests are welcome to enjoy the long south facing garden. Prudhoe has an historic castle, cafes, restaurants and pubs, a leisure centre & swimming pool. Short commute to Newcastle, Gateshead via nearby train station, bus or car. Historic Corbridge, Hexham & Hadrian’s Wall are just a few miles west. Choose from full Northumbrian breakfast, vegetarian, continental or smoked salmon & scrambled eggs. Free parking

A unique bed and breakfast above the private Paul Stangroom Fine Art Gallery. Art lessons subject to availability.

Newly refurbished 1 bedroom cottage on a 300 strong alpaca farm. Stunning, peaceful location in the beautiful Tyne Valley. Surrounded by fields, trees, alpacas and fresh air. 0.6 miles to Hadrian’s Wall. Close House, Matfen Hall, airport, Newcastle, Corbridge and Hexham nearby. No pets, smoking and not suitable for children. Five other cottages on this peaceful working farm so please enjoy and respect our neighbours. Breakfast included! Let us know if you want to book an alpaca walk n talk!

Semi detached stone cottage at least 120 years old full of character including a slightly sloping bedroom floor! One double bedroom with king size bed and view to blow you away. Lovely bathroom with toilet, sink and multi-jet shower on first floor. Two ground floor entrances. Modern and fully fitted kitchen with integral oven, dishwasher and washing machine. Open plan diner/lounge with extendable dining table and wood burning stove. Private garden and seating. Bedroom window has wonderful south facing views to the Tyne valley, some of our field and alpacas! Covered parking in a huge 4.4m by 7m bay just a few paces away from the cottage.

1 mile to the pub, The Plough Inn. 2 miles to the Lion and Lamb pub and The Hearth, cafe and arts centre at Horsley. 3 miles to Close House home of the British Masters. 5 miles to Matfen Hall. 6 miles to Newcastle airport. 10 miles to Corbridge, 11 miles to Newcastle and 14 miles Hexham.

Big, bright, ensuite double room in a Victorian terraced house, in the pretty village of Wylam. We are 1.5 km from the Hadrian's Wall path (if going east to west), with riverside walks/bike rides from the door. It is 20 mins on a scenic train to Newcastle or Hexham and an easy drive to the coast. A kettle, tea, coffee and biscuits are provided in the room. Breakfast of cereal, fruit, yoghurt, toast and preserves is also provided (special diets catered for).

Our house is near the popular Hadrian's Wall path (1.5 km to the nearest point, for those walking east to west). We are by the lovely River Tyne, with beautiful riverside walks. It is a great area for cycling, with cycle route C72 (part of the C2C route) passing about 100 yards from our door. It is very near to George Stephenson's Cottage for those of you who are railway enthusiasts. Also only five minutes' drive or 20 minutes' walk from Close House golf club. Easy parking is available outside the house and there is space in the house to keep bikes safe. The little road is very quiet with only gardens on one side of the road. The room itself is big and bright, with two velux windows, a sofa, TV and small fridge. The bathroom is ensuite and for your personal use.

Wylam is a quiet, pretty, riverside village, with all amenities- a few shops, chemist, four pubs (three of which serve food) and two restaurants.

A detached cottage for six just outside the village of Newton which enjoys its own country pub and is only a short drive away from Hadrian’s Wall.. Ground Floor: Living Room: With wood burner, Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining room: With wood burner. Kitchen: With electric cooker, fridge and freezer. Utility room: With washing machine. Cloakroom: With toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With king size bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Oil central heating, electric, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for wood burners provided, remainder at cost. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available on request. Welcome pack. . Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Private parking for 4 cars. . This delightful detached house has been renovated to an excellent standard and will enthral all age groups. It lies in a rural location, close to the owner’s home and just outside the village of Newton, between the villages of Corbridge and Matfen, near Hadrian’s Wall. An ideal location for those attending weddings at Matfen Hall, visiting the brewery or Vallum Farm, and for fishing on the nearby reservoir at Welton. Day trips include those to the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with moorlands and countryside, or head north to the Heritage coastal beaches and castles featured in Harry Potter, an hour’s drive away. Newcastle’s vibrant city life with fine shops and theatre is only 30 minutes. Shop 2 miles, Pub 2 miles, Restaurant 2 miles. Orchard House can be booked together with Laker Hall Farmhouse (UK12620) to accommodate up to 14 guests.