Overlooking a 1,800-acre sheep farm, this charming rural getaway is set in a tranquil and secluded spot in the beautiful Northumberland National Park. Offering cosy accommodation for two guests, with plenty of space for two canine companions to tag along, this fresh and thoughtfully updated barn conversion offers glorious views towards the Cheviot Hills. Ideal for eager walkers, cyclists, nature lovers and stargazers enjoying the Dark Skies, the property features a welcoming wood burner, vaulted ceilings and skylights, making it a fantastic base for couples exploring the breathtaking Northumberland countryside.
Entering the cottage you will step directly into a sweet and snug lounge/diner with comfortable seating, a TV, dining table and a welcoming wood burner set on a stone and slate hearth. There’s also a framed map of the area so you can plot your expeditions. The ground floor has a cheerful and fully equipped kitchen along with an invigorating shower room. A wooden staircase leads up and directly into the pretty first-floor bedroom which features a cosy wrought-iron king-size bed, with a vaulted ceiling with beams and skylights offering beautiful far-reaching views. Going outside, there’s a charming patio with outdoor furniture, providing a lovely spot to sit back in the evenings with a glass of wine and your canine companion by your side, and spend the night stargazing into the clear pollution-free night skies of this stunning part of Northumberland.
Walking with your dog through this spellbinding area you may spot red squirrels, hear curlews or glimpse otters in the River Breamish. Popular dog-walking destinations include Linhope Spout, Yeavering Bell Hill Fort and the historic village of Ingram, all within 15 miles. There’s a choice of pet-welcoming places to eat and drink in the bustling market town of Wooler (9 miles) after spending a day exploring the Cheviot Hills.