If you’re in search of a peaceful place for a break away with your family, look no further than this dog-friendly holiday home within the beautiful Northumberland National Park. The sights in the surrounding area of the Cheviot Hills are fantastic at all times of day, with the Dark Sky Reserve coming into its own after nightfall for a show-stopping stargazing experience. Threestone Burn Wood and Hedgehope Hill are a couple of the enchanting beauty spots dotted around the area, both within 12 miles. The property itself will feel like home from the moment you step inside, with neutral styling and thoughtful touches throughout, as well as a picturesque patio garden for dining alfresco.
Inviting guests in to take the weight off their feet is the cosy living room, furnished with a selection of sofas and armchairs, as well as a charming open fire ensuring space for all the family to unwind. Next door, the kitchen is characterful with a sloping ceiling and a pop of colour in the tiles which is sure to bring a smile to your face whilst cooking. For mealtimes, the dual-aspect dining room has a table seating eight which doubles as a great location for an evening spent playing board games. On the ground floor, you’ll also find two of the tastefully decorated bedrooms: a king and a twin, which can be made up as a super-king room upon request. Moving up to the first floor there are a further two rooms, a zip-and-link twin that can be made up as a super-king upon request, and a fabulous family room housing two small beds and offering flexibility. Completing the property is the family bathroom offering an oasis of calm for a long soak in the tub. Outside on the patio, you’ll be able to kick back and enjoy the serene scenery whilst cooking up a feast on the BBQ, ideal for the sunny summer months.
Within the College Valley where the property lies, you’ll have the chance to spot a wide range of interesting animals from goats and wild deer to kestrels and more with trails leading right from your doorstep to adventure. For a change of scenery, head to the coast (27 miles) where wildlife-watching boat trips from Seahouses and invigorating walks on the coast path ensure there’s something to please all the family.