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Cabin in Morpeth

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Large farmhouse with valley views in rural setting

General Follions is a substantial late-1800s stone-built traditional Northumberland farmhouse located located just outside Thropton and Rothbury close to Morpeth, Alnwick and the Northumberland coast including Holy Island. This home from home has been lovingly renovated retaining many original features and a country charisma. Follions has five bedrooms and two bathrooms on the upper floor. 2x King size beds (5'), 1x Queen size (4'6") and 4x Single (3') beds. In total, Follions sleeps ten guests in 7 beds. There is also a cot, high chair, stair and door gates available for use by guests. Dogs (up to 3) are more than welcome to stay (£50 charge per booking). Details Follions has five spacious bedrooms serviced by two bathrooms and a WC suitable for up to ten guests and three dogs. The house has a large private garden and private off-road parking for four cars. The dining room has a large dining table which comfortably seats ten diners. The well-equipped kitchen has an oil-fired range, separate integrated electric oven and hob, toaster, bread maker, electric frying pan, slow cooker, and a Nespresso coffee pod machine (pods, not Vertuo) and milk frother in kitchen. Due to the design of the kitchen there is no dishwasher A travel cot with mattress (no bedding provided), high chair and stairs gates are also available for use (at no charge). Guests have full access to the garden with a trampoline, play house and picnic benches. There are also apple trees, strawberry runners and raspberry bushes to enjoy in season. Up to 3 dogs welcome (please bring your own bedding and bowls). Please remember to include that a pet will be joining you in your booking information so that we can invoice you accordingly. The farmhouse is adjacent to a small working sheep farm. So long as you can cope with the odd sheep's bleat and the sound of the farmer's quadbike doing the rounds in the morning, then that is all you know of the farm next door. Guests are not permitted to enter the farm buildings or areas of the working farm - this is for your own safety (farms are dangerous places!) and to allow the farmer (who does not own the farmhouse) to carry out his busy duties of running his farm. Location The property is located five miles from the nearest town (Rothbury) which has a mini-market (Co-Op) and a selection of pubs and restaurants. Slightly closer to hand is a charming village (Thropton) with two good pubs (of which one serves exceptionally good food). Out and About With a beautiful walled garden for the summer and cozy real fires for the winter we’re sure you’ll be happy spending time relaxing at Follions. If you do want to head out and about there are plenty of attractions and activities on our doorstep to keep you occupied. For walkers there are plenty of footpaths through the beautiful countryside immediately surrounding Follions. A few minute’s drive away, Thropton has a lovely riverside path which takes walkers right into the town of Rothbury, alternatively take the high road - the moors above the town are strewn with ancient carriageways and hiking trails which again connect the village to Rothbury. The dramatic crags of Simonside offer glorious views and Thrunton Woods are great for forest walks. Walk through the beautiful national park in Ingram Valley – try climbing the hill to the old Celtic fort or following the trail to the impressive Linhope Falls. Climb Cheviot from Wooler or head slightly further afield to pick up the Northumberland Coastal Path, St Cuthbert’s Way, St Oswald’s Way, the Pennine Way or to hike through Kielder Forest or walk on Hadrian’s Wall. Cycling Cycling Guests are welcome to store bikes in our stables during their stay. There are endless opportunities for mountain biking – try Simonside, the Debden moors or Thrunton Woods locally or head slightly further afield to Kielder Forest or the Sandstone Way which runs from Berwick to Hexham. Northumberland has several long distance cycle routes for road cycling enthusiasts: Pennine Cycleway – Route 68 Hadrian’s Cycleway - NCN Route 72 The Coast & Castles Cycleway – NCN Route 1 C2C -NCN Route 7 Reivers Cycle Route - NCN Route 10. Climbing Climbers will find many sandstone crags in Northumberland with stunning settings and incredible views. Golf There are a raft of excellent courses close by. The nearest is Rothbury Golf Course, 5 miles from Follions. Castles Northumberland has more castles than any other county in England. Visit Alnwick, used as location in the shooting of the Harry Potter movies, the atmospheric Chillingham or head over to the coast to visit Warkworth, Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh and Lindisfarne. Gardens and Stately Homes Visit local National Trust property Cragside or Wallington. Check out Howick Gardens & Arboretum or stroll around Alnwick Castle Garden. Fitness Facilities There are swimming pools and gymnasiums at Alnwick, Morpeth and Cramlington Leisure Centres. Owners We do not live on-site but nearly always have our phones with us so we are available for messages or email sent through your booking agent to answer any queries. Our housekeeper lives close by to help for any urgent matters.

Jul 20 – 27

G$107,635 GYD per night

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Cottage in Alnwick

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Dene Cottage, lovely rural retreat for couples

A peaceful rural retreat for couples, with walks from the door and being only a short drive away from the stunning Northumberland National Park and Heritage Coastline AONB. Dene Cottage lies in in a quiet hamlet in the beautiful Northumberland countryside, 2 miles from the picturesque village of Whittingham and conveniently located between the towns of Alnwick and Rothbury (each 15 minutes drive away). Nearest pub 4 miles, restaurant 6 miles, shop 5 miles. Nearest public transport (bus) 2 miles.

Sep 27 – Oct 4

G$23,668 GYD per night

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Guesthouse in Glanton

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Rural village Bothy close to National Park

Self contained ground floor annex to owners home in quiet rural village. Close to Northumberland National Park and coastline. Comfortable open plan living room space with well equipped kitchen. Separate double bedroom with ensuite wet room and toilet. Free WiFi, TV with DVD player. Central heating. Washing machine with airing cupboard for drying. Off street parking. Outside patio and garden space with beautiful open farmland views. Great place to use as a centre to explore our wonderful county.

Dec 10 – 17

G$24,188 GYD per night

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Shepherd’s hut in Northumberland

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Delightful shepherd's hut at a Victorian station

We offer a very warm welcome to the Old Railway Station, in a beautiful part of Northumberland, nestled between the coast and the hills. The accommodation is in a delightful shepherd's hut, fondly known as Bluebell. There are 'welcoming goodies', including locally made biscuits and fresh, home-laid eggs! We also provide some milk, tea, coffee & hot chocolate to assist your self catering. There is a well stocked shop just 5 minutes drive away and many highly regarded places to eat in the area.

Mar 6 – 13

G$28,257 GYD per night

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Barn in Alnham

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Beautiful cottage in the heart of Northumberland

An attractive 2 bedroom barn conversion, mainly on one level, with views across the Northumberland National Park. Enjoying a tranquil, rural position, surrounded by stunning countryside, this is an idyllic spot to rest and refresh. Brilliant for walkers and cyclists (on the Sandstone Way cycle route) and a great base for exploring wonderful Northumberland. Located within the "International Dark Sky Park" it is a fantastic place to stargaze, with specialist equipment provided.

Dec 1 – 8

G$27,069 GYD per night

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Place to stay in Scottish Borders

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 325 reviews

The Black Triangle Cabin

The Black Triangle Cabin is a peaceful getaway situated on our property just outside of Jedburgh, a historic town in the heart of the Scottish Borders. The Cabin sleeps 2 people in a king size bed, with a separate living/kitchen space boasting views through the woods and across the fields. If you keep an eye out, you may see the deer that pass through regularly, or even hear our resident owl. Ideally located only an hour from Edinburgh, Newcastle and the St Abbs coastline.

Sep 30 – Oct 7

G$26,611 GYD per night

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Condo in Northumberland

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 204 reviews

Luxury one-bedroom holiday apartment with log fire

This early nineteenth century property was once a Victorian School House but has been a dwelling for over a hundred years. In 2015 the property was renovated and no expense has been spared on this tastefully furnished apartment. There is a beautiful log-burner in the living room fireplace - with fuel provided - so the apartment is truly a cosy space even with its modern, light and airy open-plan aesthetic.

Nov 10 – 17

G$24,439 GYD per night

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Tiny home in Embleton

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 304 reviews

The Hideout; an off-grid coastal retreat

Experience Northumberland's great outdoors in our eco-friendly tiny house, crafted from a vintage lorry and surrounded by lush secluded gardens. Located near Dunstanburgh Castle, Embleton village, and Craster fishing village, The Hideout offers the ideal base for rest, exploration, and adventure with some of the most sought after destinations of the Northumbrian Coast within walking distance.

Oct 1 – 8

G$24,948 GYD per night

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Cottage in Northumberland

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Arts & Crafts-style lodge in a magical setting

New from June 2022 - an Arts & Crafts-style lodge in a magical countryside setting. Set in a beautiful rural location overlooking the Bowmont Valley, with outstanding views of the Northumberland National Park and Cheviot Hills beyond, Thornington Lodge is a wonderful place to relax and explore the beauty of the Northumberland countryside, its beaches and the Scottish Borders.

Dec 17 – 24

G$26,272 GYD per night

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Cabin in Chathill

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 445 reviews

Cedar Cabin, Brownieside

Cedar Cabin is a fully insulated and heated Swedish log cabin, with fantastic coastal views, private parking and easy access to the A1. We are 15 minutes drive away from Alnwick Castle & Gardens, Dunstanburgh Castle, the Farne Islands, Bamburgh Castle and beautiful beaches. There is a well stocked courtesy tray, DVD player, microwave and small fridge. Breakfast included.

Oct 16 – 21

G$22,275 GYD per night

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Condo in Rothbury

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Unique 19th century historic, 2 bedroom apartment.

A very warm welcome to 'number eleven', a rather unique stay in one of the Addycombe Cottages. This is a Victorian Grade II* listed apartment in the town of Rothbury, overlooking the Coquetdale Valley. The space is peaceful, welcoming and relaxing. Perfect for a romantic escape or a family adventure. Dogs are considered part of the family and are very much welcome.

Oct 21 – 28

G$28,933 GYD per night

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Tiny home in Netherton

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 183 reviews

The Old Duck House

The Old Duck House is a very cosy, luxury, self-catering holiday cottage on the edge of Northumberland National Park, near Alnwick, Cragside, Hadrian's Wall and Rothbury, as well as Bamburgh, Craster and Seahouses on Northumberland's Heritage Coast. The Old Duck House is a detached cottage close to the burn, making it ideal for spotting aquatic wildlife.

Mar 20 – 27

G$22,734 GYD per night