With a manicured garden neatly tucked away at the back, this delightful Wooler cottage offers an exceptional Northumberland escape. Perched on the edge of the famed Northumberland National Park, just 15 miles from the AONB coastline, you’re extremely well-positioned for walking, mountain biking and nature spotting excursions in the surrounding areas. The area is at the base of the Cheviot Hills, offering elevated scenery and rolling landscapes to explore on foot or two wheels. Whatever your days may have in store, this splendid single-storey holiday home awaits, hosting a family or friendship group of six guests and two dogs.
A relaxed, open-plan layout allows for laid-back evenings of preparing food, dining together and unwinding in front of the TV. The kitchen has been thoroughly equipped for preparing dinners, and you’ll find additional appliances including a beer fridge in the utility room accessed via the rear patio. On a summer’s day, throw open the lounge’s bi-fold doors to allow direct access into the spacious, fully enclosed garden with grassy areas and a furnished patio. You’ll never forget al fresco evenings spent dining out here. Back inside, find all three bedrooms on the ground floor (two of the bedroom are accessed via four steps). The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite and the other two are served by a family bathroom.
There’s a world of beauty to be discovered on your doorstep when staying here, including Hedgehope Hill, The Cheviot (both 8 miles) and the glorious scenery surrounding the Linhope Spout Waterfall (12.5 miles). Not far off the England-Scotland border, you can spend your rest days exploring picture-perfect border towns including Coldstream (14 miles), Kelso (20.5 miles) and Berwick-upon-Tweed (17 miles). The latter town sits at the northern point of Northumberland’s magnificent coastal AONB, an area offering vibrant, nature-filled seascapes and stunning beaches. Visit Holy Island with a walk along the causeway (14 miles) to spot puffins and dolphin pods.