An inviting property with serene views nestled in the North Pennines AONB countryside; this is the perfect rural hideaway for all the family, two legs or four. Watch on as your delighted pups bound along the rugged landscape of Hadrian’s Wall, before soaking in a sunset from the patio or curling up in front of the wood burner.
This appealing stone cottage boasts a traditional interior with wood detailing, a cosy living space, and a rich, warm colour palette. After a day in the hills wash down your mucky pup with the outside tap, then retreat to the welcoming lounge area to rest up weary feet and paws and unwind in the soft glow of the wood burners. Potter in the kitchen and prepare some locally sourced goodies or perch at the breakfast table with a cuppa, then gather around the table to wine and dine with your hungry pack. Snuggle in with a family film on the Smart TV, or on balmy evenings throw open the patio doors and indulge in an alfresco treat beneath the renowned dark skies. Let your worn-out pup flop down in the cosiest sleeping nook upstairs, choosing between a bright king-size bedroom, an airy twin, or a spacious single – each with lush countryside views. Early risers can enjoy a peaceful morning coffee on the patio or fire up the charcoal BBQ in the afternoon while the dogs play in the enclosed garden.
Sniff out the historic Epiacum Roman Fort for a scenic scamper through the emerald hills, 6 miles. Potter through Alston, ‘the highest market town in England’, where adventurous hounds can hop aboard the South Tynedale Railway, 6 miles, or stroll along the peaceful woodland trail at Gelt Woods, perfect for furry-pawed dips and ball chasing, 13 miles.