Accommodation on Hadrian’s Wall Path

Our modern and contemporary cabins are situated in the beautiful countryside of Northumberland on Hadrian's Wall. They are fully equipped with everything you could need; renewable eco-friendly biomass electric heating, a full kitchen, luxury bathrooms, a living area and decking. Our aim is to create a place where guests can unwind in luxury in nature. A place to escape, with their loved ones, from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Providing a perfectly balanced combination of tranquillity and adventure whilst visiting our beautiful countryside location.

A quintessential Grade II listed cottage in the very pretty village of Matfen in the heart of Northumberland. Dating back to 1840, East End Cottage is a Grade II listed property sitting on the edge of the very pretty Conservation village of Matfen. The style is distinctly Tudor, its two chimneys illustrative of the genre employed by the Blackett Estate and nearby Matfen Hall. Aside from its rich history and perfect location for exploring Hadrian’s Wall and the county of Northumberland, this property will charm guests with its tasteful cottage styling and dreamy position right on the Whittle Dean watercourse which runs right along the boundary. Accessed via a wooden porch with characterful Gothic vergeboards, the cottage has been sensitively redeveloped to protect the character of the original building. High ceilings and original oak beams are key features of the main reception rooms along with 6-pane casement windows which exude cottage charm. The ground floor is deceptively spacious, the main access hallway leading to a kitchen to the left, a large ground floor shower room off the hallway, and a more formal dining room to the right with a decorative sandstone fireplace. This leads into a sitting room, beautifully furnished with high-backed armchairs and a double sofa set around an open fire. Finally, the summer room is a wonderful spot to enjoy breakfast or read a book and enjoy the natural warmth of the sunshine filter through. The interior is peppered throughout with fabrics from Colefax and Fowler, along with herringbone Tweed and subtle linens, while cheery ginghams and wool throws from Avoca and Bronte cleverly plays on the cottage theme perfectly. Upstairs are two bedrooms with characterful coombed ceilings and oak beams – one with a king size bed and a second bedroom with twin beds, which can be configured to a super king. The upstairs bathroom has a three-quarter bath when an end-of-day soak beckons. Finally step outside and enjoy nature’s symphony from the pretty cottage garden, or when coffee and cake or a pub lunch sound like a good plan, the village shop and Black Bull Inn are just a short hop from the door. GROUND FLOOR Access into a small hallway. Kitchen with two electric ovens and one grill, ceramic hob, slimline dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer, separate free-standing fridge/freezer, integrated washer / dryer, filter coffee machine, microwave, breakfast table with seating for four. Ground floor bathroom with corner shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Dining room with decorative fireplace, dining table seating four. Further chairs can be drawn from the kitchen if required. Sitting room with sofa and two armchairs, open fire, Smart TV, selection of books and games. Summer room (one step down) with table and four chairs. Please note there is no heating system in this room. During sunny and summer days, this room does get very warm and a door opens-up to the patio garden. FIRST FLOOR Bedroom one with king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, armchair, dressing table, hanging hooks with hangers. Bathroom with 3/4 bath, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom two with twin beds which can be configured to a super king as required, side tables, chest of drawers, chair, hanging hooks with hangers. OUTSIDE There is a pretty patio garden with garden furniture to the rear of the cottage with a gate which leads to Matfen village green and the nearby Black Bull pub. There is a very pretty watercourse called the Whittle Dene which runs right down the permimeter of the cottage, and draws water from the Hallington Reservoir. The patio garden leads to the parking area and an outer gravelled courtyard with the access gate. Once the access gate is closed, the garden is fully enclosed. A small outhouse would offer sufficient space to store bikes which can be locked. Please request this on booking. PARKING There is parking for two to three cars on the gravelled courtyard to the side of the cottage. BABIES & CHILDREN Babies and children are welcome and a high chair and travel cot can be made available on request. Important - Please note there is a watercourse which runs right down the boundary of the cottage. There is a fence between the patio garden and the watercourse but it is important to note there is a high drop from this point. The cottage sits directly on the main access road on the edge of the village of Matfen. The main access gate must be closed to enclose the garden. It is extremely important that children are supervised at all times. DOGS Two dogs are welcome at a charge of £20 per dog. Dogs must be kept to the ground floor of the cottage only. They are not permitted on the furniture or in the bedrooms. The garden can be enclosed by closing the main access gate leading into the gravelled courtyard area. GUEST AMENITIES Bed linen and towels are provided along with hand soaps and shower gel. A hairdryer is provided in each bedroom. Pillows and duvets are hypo-allergenic. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available. Mobile reception is generally good. HEATING Underfloor heating through the ground floor. The exception is the summer room which has no heating system but this does get very warm during the summer and sunny days. There is an open fire in the sitting room and radiators upstairs. GUEST PRIVACY The cottage is detached and sits on the edge of the pretty village of Matfen. There is a property directly opposite, on the other side of the watercourse which runs down the boundary.

Grade II listed building, Recently refurbished, superbly equipped, in secluded setting with lovely views & gardens. The Granary

Cottage B&B approximately 41/2 miles west of Heddon on the Wall, on the line of the national trail, next to Robin Hood Inn passport stamping station. Dogs allowed by arrangement if they sleep in outhouses.

Award winning, five star, Gold, self catering accommodation for eight people. Short breaks available. Walkers and cyclists welcome, large private gardens with hot tub and sauna. Wheelchair Accessible, NAS Access Exceptional.

50 metres from trail. Minimum 2 nights stay inclusive of linen, towels, heating. Food pack provided on request half mile to Robin Hood Pub.

Peaceful wooden cabin on the banks of the River Tyne. Comfortable & traditional interior with wood burning stove and central heating. Self catering kitchen. Outside Picnic table with wonderful views of the river, birds and squirrels.

Short Break packages available for low season only. Microwave and Dishwasher available. Linen & towels provided for free. Central Heating throughout. Local shop nearby.

Blending chic designer interiors and family comforts, Honeystone House sets a new benchmark for modern country house entertaining. Hewn from local honey-coloured stone, punctured by towering 12-pane sash windows and curvaceous bow windows, Honeystone House is every architecture buff’s dream. And, the second you step into the soaring, fire-warmed entrance hall to note the way its two giant columns, wooden floors and walls are painted in an oh-so-soft grey to subtly deemphasise their scale while washing the entire space with light, you know you’re in interior design heaven too. Honeystone House is a quintessentially English house, with gracious lines, intricate plasterwork and large sash windows framed by wooden shutters, yet its owners have banished any chintz or fuss, creating a chic, distinctly contemporary home that’s rich in designer details. From eye-popping Thibaut wallpaper paired with rich William Yeoward fabrics in the six bedrooms to vintage cantilever armchairs and a midnight blue velvet sofa in the sitting room, this is a house in which to expect the unexpected. Despite its generous size, the house benefits from a natural flow between its rooms, complemented by the creation of countless intimate spots in which to enjoy a quiet tête-à-tête, contemplate the garden views or curl up with a book. The sitting room, bathed in light thanks to its tremendous south-west facing bay windows, feeds into an inviting garden room; the dining room features a sofa and armchairs for guests to ‘sit soft’ while lingering after convivial meals; and the light-filled country kitchen also serves as an informal dining space, with a rustic wooden table comfortably seating eight. Honeystone House claims a secluded setting in 9.5 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland in the lush North Tyne valley. Avid historians will delight in the fact that the property is just a short stroll from Brunton Turret, the remains of a turret and altar that formed a key part of Hadrian’s Wall; the 7th-century St Oswald’s Church; and the battle ground of Heavenfield, which marks the end point of the scenic St Oswald’s Way hiking trail. The historic town of Hexham, with its splendid abbey, vibrant art scene, weekly market and diverse restaurants, is just four miles away while those seeking a touch of Michelin star foodie heaven need look no further than Restaurant Hjem which has achieved the coveted stamp of approval as the first Michelin starred restaurant in Northumberland. Sitting just one mile from Honeystone House, guests can experience a fantastic tasting menu combining the finest Northumbrian produce with the flair and precision of Scandinavia. However, for all the temptations on Honeystone House's doorstep, chances are you won’t want to stray too far while you have the opportunity to call it home. The dream pad in which to gather extended family or close friends together for a long overdue reunion or special occasion, it magically blends grandeur with intimacy, boutique hotel style with country house comfort and quintessential Britishness with modern American design. GROUND FLOOR Access into a large boot room with bench seating and hanging rail. Ideal for outdoor kit and muddy dogs. Large utility room with large fridge, small chest freezer, separate washing machine and dryer, sink. Study – (3 steps up) – writing desk with chair. Inner halls leads into a large reception room with armchairs and wood burning stove. Selection of coffee table books. Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Large dining room with dining capacity for up to 12 guests. Sofa and armchairs. Open fire. Drawing room – generously proportioned with ample comfortable sofas and armchairs. Open fire with a 55" Mirror TV mounted above. Two pillars frame the view with large bay windows overlooking the garden. Games table. A separate door leads into the conservatory/garden room with table and seating for four, bench seat. Views overlooking the side and front garden. Kitchen with large AGA, electric oven, American style fridge and freezer, central island with two dishwashers and sink, cupboard with microwave. Pantry cupboard, selection of cookbooks. External door to the patio and large lawned garden. FIRST FLOOR First landing has a cloakroom with basin and WC. Second landing leads into a large hall with feature window and sofa, with each of the bedrooms sitting directly off this. Bedroom one with king size bed, side table, chest of drawers, door hook with hangers. Looks over the courtyard. En suite bathroom with large shower, heated towel rail, shower (rainforest head with separate mixer), basin and WC. Bedroom two with 3’ twin beds with zip and link system which can be configured to super king, chest of drawers, settle bench, door hook with hangers. Looks over the courtyard. Bedroom three – master bedroom - with fixed super king bed, large picture window with extensive views overlooking the garden, side tables, chaise, chest of drawers. This leads into a large dressing room with built-in wardrobes with hanging space and storage. This bedroom enjoys wide views over the extensive garden. En suite bathroom (Jack and Jill with second door access from the hall) – large bath tub, two basins, separate shower, WC. Bedroom fourwith fixed super king bed, side tables, large wardrobe, two armchairs, decorative fireplace, Roberts DAB radio. Views over the side lawned garden. En suite bathroom with shower, basin, heated towel rail, WC. Bedroom five with 4’6” double bed, side tables, chest of drawers, door hook with hangers.  Views over the side lawned garden. En suite bathroom (Jack and Jill with second door access from the hall) with roll-top bath, vanity unit with basin, heated towel rail and WC. Bedroom six with four-poster king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, chaise, settle bench seat, dressing table.  Views over the side lawned garden. En suite bathroom (two steps up from the bedroom) with bath, heated towel rail, basin and WC. OUTSIDE Extensive grounds with a large lawn to both the side front of the property. The side garden is enclosed. The access gate off the main road into the property can be closed but children and dogs should be closely supervised. PARKING Ample parking is available on the gravelled access courtyard but guests are asked to be mindful that this is a shared courtyard with the Annexe of Honeystone House, which is let as a private residence. Please ensure not to park in front of this property and that tenants have appropriate access at all times. Additionally, while there is an electric charging point next to the courtyard, please note this is not available to guests of Honeystone House and is a private supply to the Annexe property. Thank you for your understanding. BABIES & CHILDREN A travel cot and highchair are available on request. There are some outdoor toys in the cupboard in the boot room. The main access gate of the property bounds onto a main road therefore care should be taken to always closely supervise children. DOGS Two well-behaved dogs are welcome at a charge of £35 per dog. Dogs must be kept to the boot room, utility and kitchen areas of the house and are not allowed on the furniture or on carpeted areas. Dogs must be clean and dry before entering the property. Guests are asked to clean up after dogs prior to departing the property. GUEST AMENITIES High-quality hand soaps and shower wash is provided. A hairdryer is supplied in the main double bedrooms. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available with good speeds. Mobile reception is generally good. HEATING The property benefits from a wood burning stove in the large reception hall, with an open fire in both the dining room and drawing room. The heating is oil fired and radiators are thermostatically controlled. GUEST PRIVACY There is an annexe to Honeystone House and a separate Coach House which are privately let. Both sit to the rear of Honeystone House. The garden and grounds of Honeystone House are not shared, however it should be noted that the main access gate and driveway off the main road is shared with the annexe and Coach House to the rear. Privacy is respected but guests should be aware that there may be vehicles using the main driveway and passing through the courtyard area. Guests are asked to be mindful that the tenants require access at all times. FISHING PARTIES There is a rod room available for guest use which sits on the side of the nearby Coach House. The River Tyne is one of the best river systems for salmon and sea trout fishing in England and Wales, and rivals many of the Scottish rivers too. The River North Tyne, just 1.5 miles from Honeystone House, is one of the two sources feeding into it and sits downstream from Kielder dam, flowing through beautiful countryside along its course. For a day’s fishing on the river, take a look on FishPal where you can view the availability of the nearby beats and book in advance.

A stylish four bedroom/four bathroom barn conversion with a large south-facing garden and dream views in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall country. The Old Granary House is set in the midst of Hadrian’s Wall country, where the River North Tyne meanders its way through undulating Northumbrian countryside towards nearby Hexham. Sleeping seven guests in four bedrooms, the Old Granary House delivers rural seclusion, contemporary interiors and easy access to a wealth of local walks, bike rides, Hadrian’s Wall sites and charming towns. A handsome stone house surrounded by rolling countryside, the tastefully renovated Old Granary House is ideal for groups of friends or families seeking a spot of blissful isolation without compromising on stylish accommodation. Stepping into the kitchen, you’ll discover an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area that’s flooded with light from bifold doors, which open out onto a generous patio and enclosed garden with far-reaching country views. A considered mix of the antique and contemporary keep this large ground floor space stylish yet comforting: sleek grey kitchen units contrast with a rustic timber dining table and cane chairs while antique sideboards and a roaring wood burner sit by modern ladder shelves and wrought iron tables. The blend of old and new continues in the comfortable bedrooms found on the first floor. Size matters when it comes to beds and these do not disappoint, with the three ensuite double rooms comprising a super king and two king size beds. The fourth room, a single, accesses a family bathroom with a bath and shower over it. As tempting as it will be to simply relax by the fire or on the patio, the Old Granary House claims a host of activities on its doorstep. Chesters Roman Fort (Britain’s best preserved Roman cavalry fort), Bathhouse and Museum sits almost literally next door while the celebrated Vindolanda Fort and Museum is just 15 minutes’ drive away. Another local favourite, particularly for families, is the National Landscape Discovery Centre, The Sill (10 minutes’ drive), while more urban pleasures can be discovered at the historic market town of Hexham (15 minutes’ drive). Foodies must not miss out on the Michelin-star dining experience at Hjem - less than five minutes’ drive from the Old Granary House, the destination restaurant is owned by Swedish chef Alex Nietosvuori and his partner, locally-born Ally Thompson, and represents a triumphant blend of the cuisine, produce and hospitality of Sweden and Northumberland. GROUND FLOOR Access door leading into inner hall. Utility room with sink and washing machine. Wall mounted clothes airer. Cloakroom with heated towel rail, basin and WC. Open plan kitchen, dining and living area comprising: Kitchen with granite work surfaces, electric oven, induction hob, combi microwave, large fridge, three drawer freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso machine. Double doors from the kitchen to a small rear patio. Dining area seating eight. Sitting room, with a three seater sofa, two seater sofa and armchairs, Smart TV, wood burning stove. Bi-folding doors to the patio area (4 steps down). FIRST FLOOR Bedroom one with super king bed which can be configured to 3' twin beds, side tables, dressing table, chest of drawers, hanging rail. This bedroom benefits from wonderful views across the Northumbrian countryside. En suite bathroom with corner shower (rainforest head and separate hand held unit), heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom two with king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, large wardrobe with hanging space and storage. This bedroom benefits from wonderful views across the Northumbrian countryside. En suite bathroom with large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom three with king size bed, side tables, in-built wardrobe, chest of drawers. En suite bathroom with shower (rainforest head and separate mixer), heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom four is a single bedroom with 3' bed, small chest of drawers, armchair, hooks with hangers. Juliet balcony. Bathroom with bath and shower over, heated towel rail, basin and WC. OUTSIDE Enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. This benefits from views across the Northumberland countryside. There is barn/games room to the side of the property with a ping pong table. There is also separate storage for bikes and outdoor gear. PARKING There is ample parking for 4-5 cars to the side of the property. BABIES & CHILDREN A travel cot and highchair are available on request. DOGS Two dogs are welcome at a charge of £20 per dog. Dogs should be clean before access into the wider property. They are not permitted on the furniture, upstairs or in the bedrooms. GUEST AMENITIES All bed linen and towels are provided. The duvets are feather and pillows are hypoallergenic. There are hairdryers in the three double bedrooms. Hand soaps and bath/shower wash are provided. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Fibre broadband is available. Mobile reception is generally good. HEATING Underfloor heating throughout the property supplied by an air source system.  There is a wood burner in the sitting room with an initial basket of logs supplied. PRIVACY There are farm barns on one side of the property leading to the owners property which is accessed via a separate access and courtyard. The garden bounds on to a section of the owners garden, however while the owners are on hand to help with any guest queries, they are very respectful of guest privacy.

Glamp in comfort and style in a lovely private meadow Walk the wall, explore Roman and local history, get active or just relax around the campfire. The Yurt is large, spacious, comfortable - and stylishly furnished. Set within a beautiful ancient quarry long since reclaimed by nature, guests will have exclusive use of this secluded, tranquil, natural and completely private, more than two acre, site. Outside the Yurt is a large deck with a fully equipped outdoor kitchen. A wooden walkway leads from the deck to a hot water shower and flushing toilet. Hadrian’s Wall and the wonderful Hadrian’s Wall Walking Trail are a short stroll away, and a host of Roman Forts and Museums are all within easy reach. The historic market town of Hexham is close by, as well as lots of great pubs and restaurants, interesting places to visit and exciting things to do

Situated on what used to be a Roman stone road ‘The Stanegate’ in the village of Fourstones near Hexham on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, this self-catering holiday cottage accommodation is in a great location for exploring UNESCO World Heritage Site Hadrian’s Wall Country and the surrounding area including Newcastle upon Tyne, Kielder Water & Forest, the North East coast and Beamish Museum. There are nice walks from the cottage around the village and river, and the Hadrian’s Cycleway  passes the front door. The village store is a short walk from the cottage and a dog-friendly pub that serves food is under a mile away. The attractive market town of Hexham is four miles away with a wide range of shops and amenities, an Abbey, a race course and the Old Gaol, England’s first purpose-built prison, now a museum. The cottage sleeps up to 5 in 2 bedrooms and welcomes up to 2 small/medium well behaved dogs. Visit our website for information, pricing and availability.

Willow View Cottage at Chapel House super self catering cottage for 2 people near Hexham, Hadrian's Wall Country.  

Set in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country and Northumberland National Park – home to England’s cleanest rivers, clearest air and darkest skies, Carraw Farm offers luxury self catering accommodation in a modern and luxurious spacious property – Vesta View and in the converted barn – Shepherds Retreat. The holiday accommodation at Carraw Farm is ideally situated for walking the Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail, Wainwright’s Pennine Journey and cycling Hadrian’s Cycleway or touring the delights of Northumberland and is close to all the major heritage attractions along Hadrian’s Wall including: the Roman Forts at Chesters, Housesteads and Vindolanda. If you are looking for a relaxing or active break at any time of the year in England’s Border Country, the accommodation options at Carraw farm are ideally situated to meet your needs. We will make you very welcome and ensure your stay is memorable.

Castle Hill View is a comfortable well cared for stone built cottage in the unspoiled region of Northumberland. Walking, cycling, fishing, shops close by, hotels, pubs and restaurants all nearby. Ideally situated for Hadrian's Wall (10 miles), Kielder Water (7 miles), Hexham (17 miles), the Northumbrian coast and Cheviot Hills all easily reached by car. This area is so beautiful, not to be missed. Bellingham also has its own golf course where visitors are always welcome.Lock Up Mews is a compact studio apartment completed renoved in 2009 to a very high standard and comfortably sleeps 2. It is conveniently situated in the village centre. Although at street level, wheelchair access is limited within the apartment.Lock Up Mews is an open plan area with a fully equipped kitchen including washer/dryer and breakfast bar. In the living area there is 2 seater leather sofa, coffee table, flat screen TV with DVD player and a chest of drawers. The sleeping area has a comfortable double bed and wardrobe leading to a shower room with double size walk-in shower, toilet, basic and heated towel rail.The all electric apartment is heated by night storage heater.The tariff includes all linens (towels and bedding) and all electricity costs.

Beautifully renovated farm building conversion offering 5* self catering accommodation for two.  Located quite literally and uniquely on top of Hadrian' Wall itself (central section) with not only the wall trail running along the front of the farm steading, but also located at the end point of St Oswald's Way.  Heavenfield Cottage is ideal as a base for many local walks and all geared for walkers with drying cupboard, boot store, available outside tap, washer dryer or washing line if you prefer.  Practilicality hasn't overtaken luxury with a log burning stove, walk in rain forest shower and deep double ended bath to soak away the days adventures.

Luxury Self-catering Accommodation for up to maximum of 3 guests. Welcome to the ancient Holy Island House, just off the central area of the small market town of Hexham. The wing of the house you will occupy is early 18th century, being an extension to the main house which dates around 1630. At Holy Island House you can enjoy living in an old building but have the convenience of high quality modern facilities. Short Break packages available; Microwave available; Linen provided; Bath.

This delightful bungalow is situated in the Northumberland village of Haydon Bridge and offers all year round cosy accommodation and a large rear garden for those lazy sunny days.Oil central heating, open fire in lounge. All fuel, power, bed linen and towels included in rent.  Digital Colour TV via FREESAT HD offering over 150+ Digital Channels, video, stereo, washing machine, tumble drier, iron, ironing board, microwave, fridge/freezer. Enclosed lawned garden, patio, barbecue, garden furniture, off-street parking. One pet welcome. Baby sitting by arrangement.The village has a good range of facilities.Hadrian's Wall (World Heritage Site) is approximately 4 miles away.  Day trip destinations could include the cathedral cities of Durham and Carlisle, the Lake District, Kielder Water and the Scottish Borders. Newcastle and the well known Metro Centre are within easy driving distance or you could let the train take the strain – the station being only 5 minutes walk away!There are some wonderful local walks with details and local maps provided. Good fishing on River South Tyne - 2 minutes walk away!

Grade II listed building, Recently refurbished, superbly equipped, in secluded setting with lovely views & gardens. The Granary

Welcome to our lovely 5 star gold award lodge and barn set within Brokenheugh's idyllic unspoilt 65 acre woodland and fishing estate, close to Haydon Bridge near Hexham.Choose from 2 cottages, the lodge sleeping 7 and the barn sleeping 2 which can be linked to accommodate 9 guests plus cots.In the heart of Northumberland countryside and a short drive from Hadrian's Wall and the North Pennines AONB, we are close to the geographical centre of the UK, making the estate an ideal base from which to explore the Lake District, Scottish Borders and stunning North East Heritage coast. Newcastle, Durham and Carlisle are all within an hours drive.At home enjoy walking through the unspoilt ancient woodlands, a haven for wild birds and native fauna, including roe deer and red squirrel. A short walk downhill from the lodge and barn will take you to the beautiful ever-changing riverside, a wonderful place to spread a picnic and share the tranquility with ducks, otters and heron. Here, for the sporting angler, there is a quarter mile beat on the River South Tyne which is considered to be one of the most prolific salmon rivers in England. Our Ghillie, who has House of Hardy accreditation, is available for personal fly-casting tuition. There is something for everyone within the estate. Younger children can have fun and burn off their energy in the adventure playground, equipped with a tower fort, climbing wall, enclosed circular slide and swings, all within the orchard garden. For those who would prefer to relax and chill out both cottages have Sky TV, WiFi, music systems, books, DVDs and games. The estate has electronically operated gates ensuring privacy and security.

Newly restored, this charming, former doctor's house offers an easily accessible retreat at any time of year. Adjacent to the owner's home on the main street of the village, with secluded cottage gardens to the rear. Easily accessible are Hadrian's Wall, Hexham, Allen Banks (NT), Northumbria coastline and many outdoor activities including two championship golf courses. Village railway station (trains to Carlisle, Metro Centre and Newcastle). Shop/PO and restaurant/pub 100 yards. Ground floor: Lounge, dining room with original range. kitchen, conservatory. First floor: 1 double bedroom with king size four poster bed, bathroom with toilet & basin. Services: Welcome tray. OFCH. All oil, power, bed linen (duvets) & towels inc. Video. Stereo/CD. Elec cooker. F/freezer. M/wave. Laundry service available. Private garden with furniture. Lockable cycle store. Champagne welcome packages (order in advance). Sorry no children. Non smokers only.

Short Break packages available (Min 2 night stay

If you only have a day or two to visit the Roman Wall, or you have a bit longer, but don't necessarily want to be tied to walking a specified distance each day, then having a single base to operate from, which is on the route of the AD122 Shuttle Bus, is a practical solution - which is what we're able to offer at Roman Stones.Roman Stones - As the name suggests, is a stone cottage dating back to the C18th, built using stones from the Roman Wall, in the small village that was given the name 'Wall' because of its location and the material that was used to construct it.

An ancient stone cottage whose traditional exterior and rural setting belie its bold design and artistic pedigree. As anybody familiar with Walltown Byre, the sister property to Lowtown Cottage, will know, its owner Sabina Forwood is the queen of vibrant colours and playful interiors. Like her larger sibling, the two-bedroom Lowtown Cottage is packed with Sabina’s signature design touches: eye-popping colours, rich textures, eclectic artworks and big views of the surrounding Northumberland countryside. An avid art collector and accomplished artist herself, Sabina encourages her guests to seek creative inspiration in the rugged countryside that envelops her homes as well as in the artworks they find within them. First impressions of Lowtown Cottage are misleading. A narrow track brings you through acres of rolling countryside right down to an unassuming stone cottage on the edge of the Vallum. Only the dainty yellow and green sheep statue, perched on a stone at the front of the property, hints at the surprises to come. As you approach the front door, you can glimpse a modern timber and glass extension on the west wall of the house before stepping into the converted farm cottage to discover - yellow. The entire ground floor of the cottage, comprising an open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room and the new rear garden room, is resplendent in bright daffodil yellow. Tucked in one corner, a compact lapis blue kitchen contains everything required to rustle up delicious meals to serve at the dining table or nibbles to enjoy in the comfort of the cowhide armchairs by the inglenook fireplace. The garden room features floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors leading out to the patio, delivering both southerly and westerly views and making it the ideal spot from which to contemplate the untouched beauty of the surrounding countryside. The peace here is complete, broken only by the calls of curlews and plovers, and the occasional passing deer. Two vaulted en-suite bedrooms await discovery upstairs. Channel your inner Dutch master in one, where a vibrant floral print is daubed onto black wallpaper and continued in fabric adorning the blind and window seat cushions, before leading into a striking black painted bathroom. The second bedroom, dressed in striped apple green wallpaper complemented by a pink silk window seat, features a vast velvet bed flanked by bespoke Susi Bellamy lampshades and cushions. Sabina Forwood’s interiors are not for the faint-hearted. Thought-provoking, inspiring and surprisingly restful, they invite the brave to explore colour and art in a rustic setting. Whether you envelop yourself in the romance and tranquillity of this intimate cottage with a loved one or see it as a bolthole from a larger group gathering when taken together with Walltown Byre, it will richly reward those bold enough to sleep amidst the tulips! Finally, for guests looking to holiday together but enjoy their own space, Lowtown Cottage can be let in conjunction with Walltown Byre sleeping six, which benefits from generous reception spaces for larger parties and sits a short ten minute walk or just a few minutes drive from the property. GROUND FLOOR Access into open plan kitchen, dining area and kitchen. Sitting room area with four armchairs set around an electric stove. Dining area with seating for four. Smart TV. Kitchen with integrated units. Large fridge/freezer, separate grill and oven, induction hob, ¾ dishwasher, no coffee maker but includes a cafetiere. Island unit with two stools. Utility room with separate washing machine and dryer, sink. Leads into ground floor WC. Sunroom with large double sofa, single sofa, doors leading out to the patio area. FIRST FLOOR Bedroom one with 3' twin beds, side table, dressing table, window seat. Hanging space and storage can be found in the in-built cupboard on the first floor landing. En suite shower room with large shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom two with king size bed, side tables, dressing table, armchair, window seat, in-built cupboard with hanging space. En suite bathroom with bath with shower over, heated towel rail, basin and WC. OUTSIDE There is a patio area to the front of the property with outdoor furniture for relaxation. To retain the natural ambience of this beautiful and secluded cottage, please note that the grass adjoining the patio is not cut. This is to protect and encourage the pollinators and other insects which support the wide variety of bird species which this area enjoys. During the winter, the area is occasionally grazed by sheep. The external photograph of the cottage was taken after this area had been grazed. PARKING There is private parking for up to three cars to the side of the property. BABIES & CHILDREN A travel cot and highchair are available on request. DOGS One dog is welcome at a charge of £25. A second dog will be considered on request. Dogs must be kept strictly downstairs and are not allowed on the furniture. The property is surrounded by a stone wall to the rear with wire fencing to the front of the property, however cannot be considered to be fully enclosed or dog-proofed. The area around Lowtown is farmland therefore dogs will require full supervision and should be kept on leads when walking in the immediate vicinity due to livestock GUEST AMENITIES Bed linen, towels and bathrobes are provided and a hairdryer is available. Please note that the water at Lowtown Cottage is fed from a private supply and in particularly hot and dry conditions, the water level in the well that supplies the cottage can drop and lead to temporary water shortages. If this occurs, water will be temporarily provided by a water bowser. All of the plumbing in the cottage will work satisfactorily and guests should not notice the difference, although it would be recommended that guests do not use this water for drinking. Bottled water will be supplied for this purpose. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available with good speeds of up to 20MB. Mobile coverage is reasonable. HEATING There is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. There are thermostatically controlled radiators upstairs. There is an electric stove in the open plan living/kitchen area. GUEST PRIVACY The property is secluded, detached and not overlooked. The area sits in Hadrian’s Wall Country and as a result there are likely to be walkers passing through to the rear of the property on Walltown Crags. The front facing aspect looks over rolling Northumberland countryside with plentiful wildlife. ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION Finally, for guests looking to holiday together but enjoy their own space, Lowtown Cottage can be let in conjunction with Walltown Byre sleeping six, which benefits from generous reception spaces for larger parties and sits a short ten minute walk or just a few minutes drive from the property.

Attractive converted barn, tastefully decorated. Situated on peaceful farm location, with views of Hadrian's Wall. Comfortable, well equipped accommodation with cosy open fire and private garden.

Relax and unwind in the comfort of your own cosy rural retreat.  Whether your perfect holiday includes beautiful walks (we are only 1 mile from the most dramatic, best preserved sections of Hadrian's Wall), taking it easy with a glass of wine on your own south facing patio or enjoying a romantic hideaway, Common House Farm has it all.  Our 5 cottages lie in true, peaceful, Northumbrian farmland with each cottage having stunning views across to the Pennines. From your lounge windows you can watch lambs at play or listen to the call of the curlews in the surrounding fields; you may even be lucky enough to see our elusive family of stoats.Common House Farm is a charming place for a holiday; well insulated and with heating provided by our bio-mass boiler, our recently refurbished cottages are perfect for out of season holidays too.  No wonder many of our guests return year after year.

Brownside is a luxury 5 star detached country cottage finished to a very high standard in the Heart of Hadrian's Wall Country, with gardens, large patio and exceptional views down the South Tyne Valley. The lounge with dining area has an open fire with French doors leading to the patio/garden. We provide a library of video tapes and DVD's for our guests use during their stay. The limed oak kitchen has integrated dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge with ice box. The kitchen is equipped with an electric stove, microwave and full size dresser. The main bedroom has king size bed with whirlpool bath. The second bedroom has double bed and there is a separate shower room. The cottage is double glazed and has full oil fired central heating. All bedding, towels, toiletries and even fresh flowers are provided to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Brownside is an ideal location for walking, cycling and touring holidays. For full information please telephone 01434 343000.

5 self-catering cottages. Sleeps 2-6 people. Wren's Nest (1 star), Smithy Cottage (3 Star), Cobblestones (3 Star), Shepherd's Heft (3 Star), Coach House (3 Star). Please visit website for further details.

Stoneybeck is a beautiful 4 bedroomed cottage situated on the edge of the National Park.  Recently modernised to provide full gas central heating.  The property has a well- equipped large breakfasting kitchen and also separate dining room with large table. The lounge has a multi fuel burning stove.  There are 2 bathrooms, one up and one down. The garden is enclosed and secure bike store can be provided.  Opposite the property is the bus stop for the AD122 bus which is the main route for Hadrian's Wall and runs every hour.  We are also situated on the Hadrian's Cycleway which is part of the National Cycle Network route 72.  Haltwhistle the Centre of Britain is 2 miles away.

Relax in the living room with Freeview TV, DVD, Bluetooth radio/CD player and free Wi-Fi internet access. Central heating keeps the cottage cosy, but there is always a plentiful supply of logs to burn on the wood burning stove if you want the pleasures of a “real fire”. From the French windows, look out over the local Golf course at glorious views of Hadrian’s Wall country to the hills beyond, or watch our “feathered friends.”   The kitchen area has all the equipment you may need with gas cooker, fridge, microwave and washing machine with sufficient crockery, glassware and cooking utensils to prepare meals. There is also a good size freezer.   The spacious hallway leads to the shower room with large shower cubicle, WC, washbasin, heated towel rail and razor point.   A sunny enclosed courtyard to the front of the cottage provides parking space for your car. A patio area outside the French windows offers guests a perfect place for quiet relaxation on a summer’s evening or light the chiminea and stargaze if it’s cooler. There is also a lockable shed for your sole use, idea for bike storage or muddy boots!   The two bedrooms are a large double bedroom with a king size bed and a smaller bedroom with twin beds.  Both rooms have attractive bed linen and accessories and wonderful views from the windows.   You’ll instantly feel at home in our cosy cottage. We provide everything you should need for a relaxing holiday including a welcome starter basket.   Stanegate Cottage can accommodate up to 4 guests and 2 small / medium dogs.

Luxury self-catering accommodation for up to 8 Carefully retained original features with all modern facilities provided

Welcome to Willowford Farm Willowford Farm offers self catering accommodation on a working farm. We are ideally located for walkers and cyclists following Hadrian's Wall or the Pennine Way, and a perfect base for those visiting the natural and cultural riches of the region. The farm is situated on the edge of Gilsland in the heart of Hadrian's Wall Country and is well served by public transport and easily accessible from the A69.

This spacious former joiners workshop offers 4 star luxurious accommodation in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall country.The entrance hall leads to a large, well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar continuing to a stylish open plan dining/living room. There are three double bedrooms (one en-suite ) all with countryside views, a luxury family bathroom with bath and power shower. To the rear of the property, is a raised patio area with Garden furniture seating 6 people, and off road parking.Alpha Rise is situated on the outskirts of Gilsland, a village set in beautiful dramatic countryside on the border between Northumberland and Cumbria. Alpha Rise is an ideal base to explore the central section of Hadrian’s Wall and enjoy the taste of rural village life within easy reach of Birdoswald, Vindolanda and Housesteads Roman Fort. This peaceful village has two Pubs, Gilsland Spa Hotel and Megs Tea rooms.v

A cosy cottage along a quiet country lane with large gardens, sunny patio and open fields behind. Comfortable & clean with outstanding reviews.  Sleeps 4, no pets, parking, large garden, sunny patio, cycle storage shed, luxury bedding, stove, well equipped.  Your place to explore, rest and spend quality time with family and friends. The perfect location. A stroll into Brampton with its many cafe’s, shops, pubs and restaurants and within easy reach of stunningly beautiful Talkin Tarn, Gelt woods.  Brampton is know as ‘The gateway to Hadrian’s Wall’ and close to the historical city of Carlisle, The Pennine Way, Lake District National Park, Scottish borders, Dumfries and Galloway coast and much, much more. As local owners, we pride ourselves in providing a friendly service and complete all the cleaning and maintenance ourselves, ensuring a quality experience for all our guests. Please contact us via our website www.wallandlakesholidaycottage.co.uk or email,

Self Catering Holiday Cottage (Sleeps up to 4). Ground floor: entrance hall, 2 bedrooms - 1 double and 1 twin. Bathroom with bath and shower. Well equipped kitchen which overlooks the dining area. 3 steps down to the open plan sitting room with multi-fuel stove set in a stone surround, large windows to take in the splendid view and French doors to patio area with steps down to garden.

Luxury Self Catering Holiday Cottage Cumbria

Lanercost Holiday Cottages are situated adjacent to a magnificent 12th century Priory and just 400 yards from Hadrian’s Wall. We are in north Cumbria in the North West of England, half an hour from the northern Lake District and Scotland and 15 minutes from the Northumbrian County border.We are well placed for exploring the north of England and south of Scotland and are open throughout the year to provide a great base for your well deserved break. You will find privacy, luxury and style in a truly magical setting.Our six cottages lie at the heart of the Naworth Castle Estate, which is privately owned by the Howard family. Each property is named after a powerful family connected with Lanercost. They are designed and furnished to the highest standards whilst still retaining their own individual charm with original timber beams and huge arch windows. Features include oak floors, Persian carpets, luxury bathrooms, comfy leather sofas, Egyptian cotton bed linen and free WiFi.Lanercost welcomes group bookings. In particular, De Brotherton and Greystoke offer excellent group dining facilities. For an even easier self-catering option, why not try our new ‘Food by Christina’ menu offering guests the opportunity to pre-order delicious home-cooked evening meals, fresh breads and even complete breakfast packs, direct to your cottage door.The area offers a vast range of activities for all ages and tastes. Whether you want to explore history, discover the great outdoors or just take time out relaxing with a cappuccino in the highly acclaimed Lanercost Tea Room & Restaurant.  Recent development includes a new Hadrian’s Wall Gateway & Information Centre just steps away from the cottages, allowing guests to discover much more about this beautiful and historic location.Lanercost is situated 13 miles northeast of Carlisle, near Brampton, Cumbria - within 11 miles reach of the M6, junction 43 or 44.  Open all year round for short breaks (minimum 3 consecutive nights) as well as week-long stays.Discover an ancient and enchanting place – the perfect rural escape.

Haytongate Barn Self-Catering Holiday Accommodation Weekly Holiday Lets and Short Breaks (minimum 3 nights). Ideal for walkers who want to use Haytongate as a base during their walk. Situated right on Hadrian's Wall (literally!) Magnificent large living / dining area with log burner. 2 bedrooms plus sofa bed. Drying room. Dogs welcome. Secluded paved area with BBQ.

Clarks Hill Farm has a 3-star self catering cottage The Ostler's, which is a well equipped, two-bedroomed barn conversion, traditionally and very comfortably furnished with fabulous, uninterrupted views across the picturesque and tranquil local countryside. The area offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including walking, cycling and riding, with the world famous Lake District an easy drive through fabulous scenery. For those who want to bring horses with them, the Working Dales Pony Centre also offers B&B for horses.

Short Break packages available (Min 3 nights. B & B also available). Early breakfast arrangements. Tea / coffee in rooms. Microwave available. Linen provided for free. Bath Available.

Bleatarn Park offers a range of one and two bedroom self catering cottages, housed within a former barn. Carefully restored and converted by local builder, Hilton T Watson, the barn stands within its own grounds and is part of the farm of the same name, a listed building, that has been in the owner's family for over a hundred years.Literally a stones throw from the Hadrian's Wall Path, residents enjoy exclusive access to the famous World Heritage Site via a path passing the tarn that gives the farm its name. Here you will see wildlife in its natural habitat as well as cattle and sheep grazing in open fields.The location offers a unique mix of complete tranquillity and accessibility. Set within a small hamlet in an unspoilt and relatively undiscovered part of Cumbria, Bleatarn Park is set within acres of rolling farmland, yet is only ten minutes from the M6 and fifteen minutes from the historic border city of Carlisle.Traditionally the gateway to Scotland, Carlisle is steeped in a rich history with its castle, cathedral and award-winning museum as well as modern and stylish shopping facilities. Ten minutes to the east is the bustling market town of Brampton, home to the beautiful Talkin Tarn Country Park. A forty five minute drive to the south will bring you to the Northern lake district with Ullswater, the second largest lake in the entire Lake district and Keswick, the main tourist centre in the North Lakes.The cottages themselves are equipped to a very high standard, with modern kitchens and comfortable furnishings.

Indoor space for camping.

Set in a beautiful private nature reserve around a stream-fed lake teeming with wildlife; The Tranquil Otter is an ideal to wind down after a long journey on foot. We have eight 5* Luxury Lodges each with breathtaking views across the Lough. In each lodge, you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen, lounge, and bedrooms with fabulous views of the lake, a private deck with the option of the hot tub and overlooking of the Lough perfect for your final stop on Hadrian’s Wall. You can simply relax and unwind whilst gazing across the lake and its own glorious birdlife. Optional extras are available to purchase prior to arrival, reward yourself with a yummy Barbeque with meats supplied by the local butcher or a massage from our massage therapist. Each lodge has a well-equipped kitchen, log fire, Smart TV, with DVD player, high-speed internet, hot tub and boat. Guests are welcome to walk in the woodlands, boat on the lake and walk around the lake and let the kids safely explore. A bird hide is available to all our guests. With our high-speed internet guests can share photos with family and friends. Our guest handbook provides information about things to do locally. Well-behaved dogs are welcome by prior arrangements. Peaceful breaks for couples and families. We do not cater for hen or stag parties.

We offer a luxury modern motorhome for hire which accomodates up to 6 people in 3 double beds. We are based in Burgh by Sands, on the course of Hadrians Wall itself.Explore in style!Please visit our website for more information : www.gocumbriamotorhomehire.co.ukor email us to check availability: charlotte@gocumbriamotorhomehire.co.uk  

Wallsend Guest House offers quality 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation in Bowness-on-Solway. We are proud to have received the Gold Award from Enjoy England in recognition the quality of our rooms, breakfast and overall customer service and we aim to provide a comfortable, homely environment and a warm welcome to all our guests. Located at the western edge of the historic Hadrian's Wall, Bowness is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful Solway coast and is only forty minutes drive from the Lake District and twenty minutes from Carlisle. The area is rich in wildlife and in particular birds – the RSPB Campfield Marsh centre is very close to us.  We are pleased to welcome walkers and cyclists and can provide secure storage for bicycles and packed lunches if required. We even have our own charging point for electric vehicles We offer five en-suite bed and breakfast rooms and a choice of breakfasts including continental or Full English. We are happy to welcome pets and can provide bedding and treats for a small additional charge. Wallsend Wigwams are luxury ensuite heated cabins on our small peaceful site.  Sleeping up to four people, all cabins are equipped with shower, toilet, kitchenette and TV and are pet friendly.  Open all year round. Wallsend Camp Site caters for tents only, with hot showers and toilets, electric hooks ups and laundry facillities available. Wallsend Tea Room open daily from Easter to October. Full details on our website www.wallsend.net   

Northumberland is best known for its rich historical sites and traditional market towns, the outstanding array of outdoor activities in beautiful surrounds and the remarkable long coastline comprised of cliffs, beaches and coves. Perfectly placed to enjoy all of these and more is Burradon Farm House and Cottages, which have the additional benefit of being less than 10 miles from the vibrant commercial heart of the North East, the city of Newcastle. Superb self catering accommodation is offered in a variety of sizes to suit any purpose of visit to Northumberland or length of stay in this beautiful part of the world.A working farm covering almost 400 acres, Burradon Farm comprises the farm house itself, the 14th century Pele Tower, terraced farm cottages and the farm barn conversations, four houses and eight cottages. What this means for guests is a choice of self catering properties to suit their requirements, whether for a family holiday a romantic getaway, or for the corporate traveller with business to conduct in Newcastle and who wants a convenient, well equipped self catering base in very pleasant surrounds. Choose from ground floor cottages for 4, a cosy one bedroom cottage for 2, an accessible cottage for disabled use, or a larger house to sleep from 5 to 8 persons.All the properties are very well presented and equipped with fully fitted kitchens, lounge areas with TV, DVD and stereo and super-fast WiFi internet connections. There is ample parking and the cottages have well tended garden areas with garden furniture and barbecue available for use. All towels and bedding are provided and all gas and electricity are included in any stay. One well behaved family dog is welcome in each cottage too and spare beds, cots and high chairs can be provided for families.

Puffing Billy Cottage is situated in the Tyne Riverside Country Park just 6 miles upriver from Newcastle

Our modern and contemporary cabins are situated in the beautiful countryside of Northumberland on Hadrian's Wall. They are fully equipped with everything you could need; renewable eco-friendly biomass electric heating, a full kitchen, luxury bathrooms, a living area and decking. Our aim is to create a place where guests can unwind in luxury in nature. A place to escape, with their loved ones, from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Providing a perfectly balanced combination of tranquillity and adventure whilst visiting our beautiful countryside location.

A quintessential Grade II listed cottage in the very pretty village of Matfen in the heart of Northumberland. Dating back to 1840, East End Cottage is a Grade II listed property sitting on the edge of the very pretty Conservation village of Matfen. The style is distinctly Tudor, its two chimneys illustrative of the genre employed by the Blackett Estate and nearby Matfen Hall. Aside from its rich history and perfect location for exploring Hadrian’s Wall and the county of Northumberland, this property will charm guests with its tasteful cottage styling and dreamy position right on the Whittle Dean watercourse which runs right along the boundary. Accessed via a wooden porch with characterful Gothic vergeboards, the cottage has been sensitively redeveloped to protect the character of the original building. High ceilings and original oak beams are key features of the main reception rooms along with 6-pane casement windows which exude cottage charm. The ground floor is deceptively spacious, the main access hallway leading to a kitchen to the left, a large ground floor shower room off the hallway, and a more formal dining room to the right with a decorative sandstone fireplace. This leads into a sitting room, beautifully furnished with high-backed armchairs and a double sofa set around an open fire. Finally, the summer room is a wonderful spot to enjoy breakfast or read a book and enjoy the natural warmth of the sunshine filter through. The interior is peppered throughout with fabrics from Colefax and Fowler, along with herringbone Tweed and subtle linens, while cheery ginghams and wool throws from Avoca and Bronte cleverly plays on the cottage theme perfectly. Upstairs are two bedrooms with characterful coombed ceilings and oak beams – one with a king size bed and a second bedroom with twin beds, which can be configured to a super king. The upstairs bathroom has a three-quarter bath when an end-of-day soak beckons. Finally step outside and enjoy nature’s symphony from the pretty cottage garden, or when coffee and cake or a pub lunch sound like a good plan, the village shop and Black Bull Inn are just a short hop from the door. GROUND FLOOR Access into a small hallway. Kitchen with two electric ovens and one grill, ceramic hob, slimline dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer, separate free-standing fridge/freezer, integrated washer / dryer, filter coffee machine, microwave, breakfast table with seating for four. Ground floor bathroom with corner shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Dining room with decorative fireplace, dining table seating four. Further chairs can be drawn from the kitchen if required. Sitting room with sofa and two armchairs, open fire, Smart TV, selection of books and games. Summer room (one step down) with table and four chairs. Please note there is no heating system in this room. During sunny and summer days, this room does get very warm and a door opens-up to the patio garden. FIRST FLOOR Bedroom one with king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, armchair, dressing table, hanging hooks with hangers. Bathroom with 3/4 bath, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom two with twin beds which can be configured to a super king as required, side tables, chest of drawers, chair, hanging hooks with hangers. OUTSIDE There is a pretty patio garden with garden furniture to the rear of the cottage with a gate which leads to Matfen village green and the nearby Black Bull pub. There is a very pretty watercourse called the Whittle Dene which runs right down the permimeter of the cottage, and draws water from the Hallington Reservoir. The patio garden leads to the parking area and an outer gravelled courtyard with the access gate. Once the access gate is closed, the garden is fully enclosed. A small outhouse would offer sufficient space to store bikes which can be locked. Please request this on booking. PARKING There is parking for two to three cars on the gravelled courtyard to the side of the cottage. BABIES & CHILDREN Babies and children are welcome and a high chair and travel cot can be made available on request. Important - Please note there is a watercourse which runs right down the boundary of the cottage. There is a fence between the patio garden and the watercourse but it is important to note there is a high drop from this point. The cottage sits directly on the main access road on the edge of the village of Matfen. The main access gate must be closed to enclose the garden. It is extremely important that children are supervised at all times. DOGS Two dogs are welcome at a charge of £20 per dog. Dogs must be kept to the ground floor of the cottage only. They are not permitted on the furniture or in the bedrooms. The garden can be enclosed by closing the main access gate leading into the gravelled courtyard area. GUEST AMENITIES Bed linen and towels are provided along with hand soaps and shower gel. A hairdryer is provided in each bedroom. Pillows and duvets are hypo-allergenic. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available. Mobile reception is generally good. HEATING Underfloor heating through the ground floor. The exception is the summer room which has no heating system but this does get very warm during the summer and sunny days. There is an open fire in the sitting room and radiators upstairs. GUEST PRIVACY The cottage is detached and sits on the edge of the pretty village of Matfen. There is a property directly opposite, on the other side of the watercourse which runs down the boundary.

Grade II listed building, Recently refurbished, superbly equipped, in secluded setting with lovely views & gardens. The Granary

Cottage B&B approximately 41/2 miles west of Heddon on the Wall, on the line of the national trail, next to Robin Hood Inn passport stamping station. Dogs allowed by arrangement if they sleep in outhouses.

Award winning, five star, Gold, self catering accommodation for eight people. Short breaks available. Walkers and cyclists welcome, large private gardens with hot tub and sauna. Wheelchair Accessible, NAS Access Exceptional.

50 metres from trail. Minimum 2 nights stay inclusive of linen, towels, heating. Food pack provided on request half mile to Robin Hood Pub.

Peaceful wooden cabin on the banks of the River Tyne. Comfortable & traditional interior with wood burning stove and central heating. Self catering kitchen. Outside Picnic table with wonderful views of the river, birds and squirrels.

Short Break packages available for low season only. Microwave and Dishwasher available. Linen & towels provided for free. Central Heating throughout. Local shop nearby.

Blending chic designer interiors and family comforts, Honeystone House sets a new benchmark for modern country house entertaining. Hewn from local honey-coloured stone, punctured by towering 12-pane sash windows and curvaceous bow windows, Honeystone House is every architecture buff’s dream. And, the second you step into the soaring, fire-warmed entrance hall to note the way its two giant columns, wooden floors and walls are painted in an oh-so-soft grey to subtly deemphasise their scale while washing the entire space with light, you know you’re in interior design heaven too. Honeystone House is a quintessentially English house, with gracious lines, intricate plasterwork and large sash windows framed by wooden shutters, yet its owners have banished any chintz or fuss, creating a chic, distinctly contemporary home that’s rich in designer details. From eye-popping Thibaut wallpaper paired with rich William Yeoward fabrics in the six bedrooms to vintage cantilever armchairs and a midnight blue velvet sofa in the sitting room, this is a house in which to expect the unexpected. Despite its generous size, the house benefits from a natural flow between its rooms, complemented by the creation of countless intimate spots in which to enjoy a quiet tête-à-tête, contemplate the garden views or curl up with a book. The sitting room, bathed in light thanks to its tremendous south-west facing bay windows, feeds into an inviting garden room; the dining room features a sofa and armchairs for guests to ‘sit soft’ while lingering after convivial meals; and the light-filled country kitchen also serves as an informal dining space, with a rustic wooden table comfortably seating eight. Honeystone House claims a secluded setting in 9.5 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland in the lush North Tyne valley. Avid historians will delight in the fact that the property is just a short stroll from Brunton Turret, the remains of a turret and altar that formed a key part of Hadrian’s Wall; the 7th-century St Oswald’s Church; and the battle ground of Heavenfield, which marks the end point of the scenic St Oswald’s Way hiking trail. The historic town of Hexham, with its splendid abbey, vibrant art scene, weekly market and diverse restaurants, is just four miles away while those seeking a touch of Michelin star foodie heaven need look no further than Restaurant Hjem which has achieved the coveted stamp of approval as the first Michelin starred restaurant in Northumberland. Sitting just one mile from Honeystone House, guests can experience a fantastic tasting menu combining the finest Northumbrian produce with the flair and precision of Scandinavia. However, for all the temptations on Honeystone House's doorstep, chances are you won’t want to stray too far while you have the opportunity to call it home. The dream pad in which to gather extended family or close friends together for a long overdue reunion or special occasion, it magically blends grandeur with intimacy, boutique hotel style with country house comfort and quintessential Britishness with modern American design. GROUND FLOOR Access into a large boot room with bench seating and hanging rail. Ideal for outdoor kit and muddy dogs. Large utility room with large fridge, small chest freezer, separate washing machine and dryer, sink. Study – (3 steps up) – writing desk with chair. Inner halls leads into a large reception room with armchairs and wood burning stove. Selection of coffee table books. Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Large dining room with dining capacity for up to 12 guests. Sofa and armchairs. Open fire. Drawing room – generously proportioned with ample comfortable sofas and armchairs. Open fire with a 55" Mirror TV mounted above. Two pillars frame the view with large bay windows overlooking the garden. Games table. A separate door leads into the conservatory/garden room with table and seating for four, bench seat. Views overlooking the side and front garden. Kitchen with large AGA, electric oven, American style fridge and freezer, central island with two dishwashers and sink, cupboard with microwave. Pantry cupboard, selection of cookbooks. External door to the patio and large lawned garden. FIRST FLOOR First landing has a cloakroom with basin and WC. Second landing leads into a large hall with feature window and sofa, with each of the bedrooms sitting directly off this. Bedroom one with king size bed, side table, chest of drawers, door hook with hangers. Looks over the courtyard. En suite bathroom with large shower, heated towel rail, shower (rainforest head with separate mixer), basin and WC. Bedroom two with 3’ twin beds with zip and link system which can be configured to super king, chest of drawers, settle bench, door hook with hangers. Looks over the courtyard. Bedroom three – master bedroom - with fixed super king bed, large picture window with extensive views overlooking the garden, side tables, chaise, chest of drawers. This leads into a large dressing room with built-in wardrobes with hanging space and storage. This bedroom enjoys wide views over the extensive garden. En suite bathroom (Jack and Jill with second door access from the hall) – large bath tub, two basins, separate shower, WC. Bedroom fourwith fixed super king bed, side tables, large wardrobe, two armchairs, decorative fireplace, Roberts DAB radio. Views over the side lawned garden. En suite bathroom with shower, basin, heated towel rail, WC. Bedroom five with 4’6” double bed, side tables, chest of drawers, door hook with hangers.  Views over the side lawned garden. En suite bathroom (Jack and Jill with second door access from the hall) with roll-top bath, vanity unit with basin, heated towel rail and WC. Bedroom six with four-poster king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, chaise, settle bench seat, dressing table.  Views over the side lawned garden. En suite bathroom (two steps up from the bedroom) with bath, heated towel rail, basin and WC. OUTSIDE Extensive grounds with a large lawn to both the side front of the property. The side garden is enclosed. The access gate off the main road into the property can be closed but children and dogs should be closely supervised. PARKING Ample parking is available on the gravelled access courtyard but guests are asked to be mindful that this is a shared courtyard with the Annexe of Honeystone House, which is let as a private residence. Please ensure not to park in front of this property and that tenants have appropriate access at all times. Additionally, while there is an electric charging point next to the courtyard, please note this is not available to guests of Honeystone House and is a private supply to the Annexe property. Thank you for your understanding. BABIES & CHILDREN A travel cot and highchair are available on request. There are some outdoor toys in the cupboard in the boot room. The main access gate of the property bounds onto a main road therefore care should be taken to always closely supervise children. DOGS Two well-behaved dogs are welcome at a charge of £35 per dog. Dogs must be kept to the boot room, utility and kitchen areas of the house and are not allowed on the furniture or on carpeted areas. Dogs must be clean and dry before entering the property. Guests are asked to clean up after dogs prior to departing the property. GUEST AMENITIES High-quality hand soaps and shower wash is provided. A hairdryer is supplied in the main double bedrooms. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available with good speeds. Mobile reception is generally good. HEATING The property benefits from a wood burning stove in the large reception hall, with an open fire in both the dining room and drawing room. The heating is oil fired and radiators are thermostatically controlled. GUEST PRIVACY There is an annexe to Honeystone House and a separate Coach House which are privately let. Both sit to the rear of Honeystone House. The garden and grounds of Honeystone House are not shared, however it should be noted that the main access gate and driveway off the main road is shared with the annexe and Coach House to the rear. Privacy is respected but guests should be aware that there may be vehicles using the main driveway and passing through the courtyard area. Guests are asked to be mindful that the tenants require access at all times. FISHING PARTIES There is a rod room available for guest use which sits on the side of the nearby Coach House. The River Tyne is one of the best river systems for salmon and sea trout fishing in England and Wales, and rivals many of the Scottish rivers too. The River North Tyne, just 1.5 miles from Honeystone House, is one of the two sources feeding into it and sits downstream from Kielder dam, flowing through beautiful countryside along its course. For a day’s fishing on the river, take a look on FishPal where you can view the availability of the nearby beats and book in advance.

A stylish four bedroom/four bathroom barn conversion with a large south-facing garden and dream views in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall country. The Old Granary House is set in the midst of Hadrian’s Wall country, where the River North Tyne meanders its way through undulating Northumbrian countryside towards nearby Hexham. Sleeping seven guests in four bedrooms, the Old Granary House delivers rural seclusion, contemporary interiors and easy access to a wealth of local walks, bike rides, Hadrian’s Wall sites and charming towns. A handsome stone house surrounded by rolling countryside, the tastefully renovated Old Granary House is ideal for groups of friends or families seeking a spot of blissful isolation without compromising on stylish accommodation. Stepping into the kitchen, you’ll discover an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area that’s flooded with light from bifold doors, which open out onto a generous patio and enclosed garden with far-reaching country views. A considered mix of the antique and contemporary keep this large ground floor space stylish yet comforting: sleek grey kitchen units contrast with a rustic timber dining table and cane chairs while antique sideboards and a roaring wood burner sit by modern ladder shelves and wrought iron tables. The blend of old and new continues in the comfortable bedrooms found on the first floor. Size matters when it comes to beds and these do not disappoint, with the three ensuite double rooms comprising a super king and two king size beds. The fourth room, a single, accesses a family bathroom with a bath and shower over it. As tempting as it will be to simply relax by the fire or on the patio, the Old Granary House claims a host of activities on its doorstep. Chesters Roman Fort (Britain’s best preserved Roman cavalry fort), Bathhouse and Museum sits almost literally next door while the celebrated Vindolanda Fort and Museum is just 15 minutes’ drive away. Another local favourite, particularly for families, is the National Landscape Discovery Centre, The Sill (10 minutes’ drive), while more urban pleasures can be discovered at the historic market town of Hexham (15 minutes’ drive). Foodies must not miss out on the Michelin-star dining experience at Hjem - less than five minutes’ drive from the Old Granary House, the destination restaurant is owned by Swedish chef Alex Nietosvuori and his partner, locally-born Ally Thompson, and represents a triumphant blend of the cuisine, produce and hospitality of Sweden and Northumberland. GROUND FLOOR Access door leading into inner hall. Utility room with sink and washing machine. Wall mounted clothes airer. Cloakroom with heated towel rail, basin and WC. Open plan kitchen, dining and living area comprising: Kitchen with granite work surfaces, electric oven, induction hob, combi microwave, large fridge, three drawer freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso machine. Double doors from the kitchen to a small rear patio. Dining area seating eight. Sitting room, with a three seater sofa, two seater sofa and armchairs, Smart TV, wood burning stove. Bi-folding doors to the patio area (4 steps down). FIRST FLOOR Bedroom one with super king bed which can be configured to 3' twin beds, side tables, dressing table, chest of drawers, hanging rail. This bedroom benefits from wonderful views across the Northumbrian countryside. En suite bathroom with corner shower (rainforest head and separate hand held unit), heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom two with king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, large wardrobe with hanging space and storage. This bedroom benefits from wonderful views across the Northumbrian countryside. En suite bathroom with large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom three with king size bed, side tables, in-built wardrobe, chest of drawers. En suite bathroom with shower (rainforest head and separate mixer), heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom four is a single bedroom with 3' bed, small chest of drawers, armchair, hooks with hangers. Juliet balcony. Bathroom with bath and shower over, heated towel rail, basin and WC. OUTSIDE Enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. This benefits from views across the Northumberland countryside. There is barn/games room to the side of the property with a ping pong table. There is also separate storage for bikes and outdoor gear. PARKING There is ample parking for 4-5 cars to the side of the property. BABIES & CHILDREN A travel cot and highchair are available on request. DOGS Two dogs are welcome at a charge of £20 per dog. Dogs should be clean before access into the wider property. They are not permitted on the furniture, upstairs or in the bedrooms. GUEST AMENITIES All bed linen and towels are provided. The duvets are feather and pillows are hypoallergenic. There are hairdryers in the three double bedrooms. Hand soaps and bath/shower wash are provided. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Fibre broadband is available. Mobile reception is generally good. HEATING Underfloor heating throughout the property supplied by an air source system.  There is a wood burner in the sitting room with an initial basket of logs supplied. PRIVACY There are farm barns on one side of the property leading to the owners property which is accessed via a separate access and courtyard. The garden bounds on to a section of the owners garden, however while the owners are on hand to help with any guest queries, they are very respectful of guest privacy.

Glamp in comfort and style in a lovely private meadow Walk the wall, explore Roman and local history, get active or just relax around the campfire. The Yurt is large, spacious, comfortable - and stylishly furnished. Set within a beautiful ancient quarry long since reclaimed by nature, guests will have exclusive use of this secluded, tranquil, natural and completely private, more than two acre, site. Outside the Yurt is a large deck with a fully equipped outdoor kitchen. A wooden walkway leads from the deck to a hot water shower and flushing toilet. Hadrian’s Wall and the wonderful Hadrian’s Wall Walking Trail are a short stroll away, and a host of Roman Forts and Museums are all within easy reach. The historic market town of Hexham is close by, as well as lots of great pubs and restaurants, interesting places to visit and exciting things to do

Situated on what used to be a Roman stone road ‘The Stanegate’ in the village of Fourstones near Hexham on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, this self-catering holiday cottage accommodation is in a great location for exploring UNESCO World Heritage Site Hadrian’s Wall Country and the surrounding area including Newcastle upon Tyne, Kielder Water & Forest, the North East coast and Beamish Museum. There are nice walks from the cottage around the village and river, and the Hadrian’s Cycleway  passes the front door. The village store is a short walk from the cottage and a dog-friendly pub that serves food is under a mile away. The attractive market town of Hexham is four miles away with a wide range of shops and amenities, an Abbey, a race course and the Old Gaol, England’s first purpose-built prison, now a museum. The cottage sleeps up to 5 in 2 bedrooms and welcomes up to 2 small/medium well behaved dogs. Visit our website for information, pricing and availability.

Willow View Cottage at Chapel House super self catering cottage for 2 people near Hexham, Hadrian's Wall Country.  

Set in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall Country and Northumberland National Park – home to England’s cleanest rivers, clearest air and darkest skies, Carraw Farm offers luxury self catering accommodation in a modern and luxurious spacious property – Vesta View and in the converted barn – Shepherds Retreat. The holiday accommodation at Carraw Farm is ideally situated for walking the Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail, Wainwright’s Pennine Journey and cycling Hadrian’s Cycleway or touring the delights of Northumberland and is close to all the major heritage attractions along Hadrian’s Wall including: the Roman Forts at Chesters, Housesteads and Vindolanda. If you are looking for a relaxing or active break at any time of the year in England’s Border Country, the accommodation options at Carraw farm are ideally situated to meet your needs. We will make you very welcome and ensure your stay is memorable.

Castle Hill View is a comfortable well cared for stone built cottage in the unspoiled region of Northumberland. Walking, cycling, fishing, shops close by, hotels, pubs and restaurants all nearby. Ideally situated for Hadrian's Wall (10 miles), Kielder Water (7 miles), Hexham (17 miles), the Northumbrian coast and Cheviot Hills all easily reached by car. This area is so beautiful, not to be missed. Bellingham also has its own golf course where visitors are always welcome.Lock Up Mews is a compact studio apartment completed renoved in 2009 to a very high standard and comfortably sleeps 2. It is conveniently situated in the village centre. Although at street level, wheelchair access is limited within the apartment.Lock Up Mews is an open plan area with a fully equipped kitchen including washer/dryer and breakfast bar. In the living area there is 2 seater leather sofa, coffee table, flat screen TV with DVD player and a chest of drawers. The sleeping area has a comfortable double bed and wardrobe leading to a shower room with double size walk-in shower, toilet, basic and heated towel rail.The all electric apartment is heated by night storage heater.The tariff includes all linens (towels and bedding) and all electricity costs.

Beautifully renovated farm building conversion offering 5* self catering accommodation for two.  Located quite literally and uniquely on top of Hadrian' Wall itself (central section) with not only the wall trail running along the front of the farm steading, but also located at the end point of St Oswald's Way.  Heavenfield Cottage is ideal as a base for many local walks and all geared for walkers with drying cupboard, boot store, available outside tap, washer dryer or washing line if you prefer.  Practilicality hasn't overtaken luxury with a log burning stove, walk in rain forest shower and deep double ended bath to soak away the days adventures.

Luxury Self-catering Accommodation for up to maximum of 3 guests. Welcome to the ancient Holy Island House, just off the central area of the small market town of Hexham. The wing of the house you will occupy is early 18th century, being an extension to the main house which dates around 1630. At Holy Island House you can enjoy living in an old building but have the convenience of high quality modern facilities. Short Break packages available; Microwave available; Linen provided; Bath.

This delightful bungalow is situated in the Northumberland village of Haydon Bridge and offers all year round cosy accommodation and a large rear garden for those lazy sunny days.Oil central heating, open fire in lounge. All fuel, power, bed linen and towels included in rent.  Digital Colour TV via FREESAT HD offering over 150+ Digital Channels, video, stereo, washing machine, tumble drier, iron, ironing board, microwave, fridge/freezer. Enclosed lawned garden, patio, barbecue, garden furniture, off-street parking. One pet welcome. Baby sitting by arrangement.The village has a good range of facilities.Hadrian's Wall (World Heritage Site) is approximately 4 miles away.  Day trip destinations could include the cathedral cities of Durham and Carlisle, the Lake District, Kielder Water and the Scottish Borders. Newcastle and the well known Metro Centre are within easy driving distance or you could let the train take the strain – the station being only 5 minutes walk away!There are some wonderful local walks with details and local maps provided. Good fishing on River South Tyne - 2 minutes walk away!

Grade II listed building, Recently refurbished, superbly equipped, in secluded setting with lovely views & gardens. The Granary

Welcome to our lovely 5 star gold award lodge and barn set within Brokenheugh's idyllic unspoilt 65 acre woodland and fishing estate, close to Haydon Bridge near Hexham.Choose from 2 cottages, the lodge sleeping 7 and the barn sleeping 2 which can be linked to accommodate 9 guests plus cots.In the heart of Northumberland countryside and a short drive from Hadrian's Wall and the North Pennines AONB, we are close to the geographical centre of the UK, making the estate an ideal base from which to explore the Lake District, Scottish Borders and stunning North East Heritage coast. Newcastle, Durham and Carlisle are all within an hours drive.At home enjoy walking through the unspoilt ancient woodlands, a haven for wild birds and native fauna, including roe deer and red squirrel. A short walk downhill from the lodge and barn will take you to the beautiful ever-changing riverside, a wonderful place to spread a picnic and share the tranquility with ducks, otters and heron. Here, for the sporting angler, there is a quarter mile beat on the River South Tyne which is considered to be one of the most prolific salmon rivers in England. Our Ghillie, who has House of Hardy accreditation, is available for personal fly-casting tuition. There is something for everyone within the estate. Younger children can have fun and burn off their energy in the adventure playground, equipped with a tower fort, climbing wall, enclosed circular slide and swings, all within the orchard garden. For those who would prefer to relax and chill out both cottages have Sky TV, WiFi, music systems, books, DVDs and games. The estate has electronically operated gates ensuring privacy and security.

Newly restored, this charming, former doctor's house offers an easily accessible retreat at any time of year. Adjacent to the owner's home on the main street of the village, with secluded cottage gardens to the rear. Easily accessible are Hadrian's Wall, Hexham, Allen Banks (NT), Northumbria coastline and many outdoor activities including two championship golf courses. Village railway station (trains to Carlisle, Metro Centre and Newcastle). Shop/PO and restaurant/pub 100 yards. Ground floor: Lounge, dining room with original range. kitchen, conservatory. First floor: 1 double bedroom with king size four poster bed, bathroom with toilet & basin. Services: Welcome tray. OFCH. All oil, power, bed linen (duvets) & towels inc. Video. Stereo/CD. Elec cooker. F/freezer. M/wave. Laundry service available. Private garden with furniture. Lockable cycle store. Champagne welcome packages (order in advance). Sorry no children. Non smokers only.

Short Break packages available (Min 2 night stay

If you only have a day or two to visit the Roman Wall, or you have a bit longer, but don't necessarily want to be tied to walking a specified distance each day, then having a single base to operate from, which is on the route of the AD122 Shuttle Bus, is a practical solution - which is what we're able to offer at Roman Stones.Roman Stones - As the name suggests, is a stone cottage dating back to the C18th, built using stones from the Roman Wall, in the small village that was given the name 'Wall' because of its location and the material that was used to construct it.

An ancient stone cottage whose traditional exterior and rural setting belie its bold design and artistic pedigree. As anybody familiar with Walltown Byre, the sister property to Lowtown Cottage, will know, its owner Sabina Forwood is the queen of vibrant colours and playful interiors. Like her larger sibling, the two-bedroom Lowtown Cottage is packed with Sabina’s signature design touches: eye-popping colours, rich textures, eclectic artworks and big views of the surrounding Northumberland countryside. An avid art collector and accomplished artist herself, Sabina encourages her guests to seek creative inspiration in the rugged countryside that envelops her homes as well as in the artworks they find within them. First impressions of Lowtown Cottage are misleading. A narrow track brings you through acres of rolling countryside right down to an unassuming stone cottage on the edge of the Vallum. Only the dainty yellow and green sheep statue, perched on a stone at the front of the property, hints at the surprises to come. As you approach the front door, you can glimpse a modern timber and glass extension on the west wall of the house before stepping into the converted farm cottage to discover - yellow. The entire ground floor of the cottage, comprising an open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room and the new rear garden room, is resplendent in bright daffodil yellow. Tucked in one corner, a compact lapis blue kitchen contains everything required to rustle up delicious meals to serve at the dining table or nibbles to enjoy in the comfort of the cowhide armchairs by the inglenook fireplace. The garden room features floor-to-ceiling windows and French doors leading out to the patio, delivering both southerly and westerly views and making it the ideal spot from which to contemplate the untouched beauty of the surrounding countryside. The peace here is complete, broken only by the calls of curlews and plovers, and the occasional passing deer. Two vaulted en-suite bedrooms await discovery upstairs. Channel your inner Dutch master in one, where a vibrant floral print is daubed onto black wallpaper and continued in fabric adorning the blind and window seat cushions, before leading into a striking black painted bathroom. The second bedroom, dressed in striped apple green wallpaper complemented by a pink silk window seat, features a vast velvet bed flanked by bespoke Susi Bellamy lampshades and cushions. Sabina Forwood’s interiors are not for the faint-hearted. Thought-provoking, inspiring and surprisingly restful, they invite the brave to explore colour and art in a rustic setting. Whether you envelop yourself in the romance and tranquillity of this intimate cottage with a loved one or see it as a bolthole from a larger group gathering when taken together with Walltown Byre, it will richly reward those bold enough to sleep amidst the tulips! Finally, for guests looking to holiday together but enjoy their own space, Lowtown Cottage can be let in conjunction with Walltown Byre sleeping six, which benefits from generous reception spaces for larger parties and sits a short ten minute walk or just a few minutes drive from the property. GROUND FLOOR Access into open plan kitchen, dining area and kitchen. Sitting room area with four armchairs set around an electric stove. Dining area with seating for four. Smart TV. Kitchen with integrated units. Large fridge/freezer, separate grill and oven, induction hob, ¾ dishwasher, no coffee maker but includes a cafetiere. Island unit with two stools. Utility room with separate washing machine and dryer, sink. Leads into ground floor WC. Sunroom with large double sofa, single sofa, doors leading out to the patio area. FIRST FLOOR Bedroom one with 3' twin beds, side table, dressing table, window seat. Hanging space and storage can be found in the in-built cupboard on the first floor landing. En suite shower room with large shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Bedroom two with king size bed, side tables, dressing table, armchair, window seat, in-built cupboard with hanging space. En suite bathroom with bath with shower over, heated towel rail, basin and WC. OUTSIDE There is a patio area to the front of the property with outdoor furniture for relaxation. To retain the natural ambience of this beautiful and secluded cottage, please note that the grass adjoining the patio is not cut. This is to protect and encourage the pollinators and other insects which support the wide variety of bird species which this area enjoys. During the winter, the area is occasionally grazed by sheep. The external photograph of the cottage was taken after this area had been grazed. PARKING There is private parking for up to three cars to the side of the property. BABIES & CHILDREN A travel cot and highchair are available on request. DOGS One dog is welcome at a charge of £25. A second dog will be considered on request. Dogs must be kept strictly downstairs and are not allowed on the furniture. The property is surrounded by a stone wall to the rear with wire fencing to the front of the property, however cannot be considered to be fully enclosed or dog-proofed. The area around Lowtown is farmland therefore dogs will require full supervision and should be kept on leads when walking in the immediate vicinity due to livestock GUEST AMENITIES Bed linen, towels and bathrobes are provided and a hairdryer is available. Please note that the water at Lowtown Cottage is fed from a private supply and in particularly hot and dry conditions, the water level in the well that supplies the cottage can drop and lead to temporary water shortages. If this occurs, water will be temporarily provided by a water bowser. All of the plumbing in the cottage will work satisfactorily and guests should not notice the difference, although it would be recommended that guests do not use this water for drinking. Bottled water will be supplied for this purpose. WI-FI & MOBILE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available with good speeds of up to 20MB. Mobile coverage is reasonable. HEATING There is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. There are thermostatically controlled radiators upstairs. There is an electric stove in the open plan living/kitchen area. GUEST PRIVACY The property is secluded, detached and not overlooked. The area sits in Hadrian’s Wall Country and as a result there are likely to be walkers passing through to the rear of the property on Walltown Crags. The front facing aspect looks over rolling Northumberland countryside with plentiful wildlife. ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION Finally, for guests looking to holiday together but enjoy their own space, Lowtown Cottage can be let in conjunction with Walltown Byre sleeping six, which benefits from generous reception spaces for larger parties and sits a short ten minute walk or just a few minutes drive from the property.

Attractive converted barn, tastefully decorated. Situated on peaceful farm location, with views of Hadrian's Wall. Comfortable, well equipped accommodation with cosy open fire and private garden.

Relax and unwind in the comfort of your own cosy rural retreat.  Whether your perfect holiday includes beautiful walks (we are only 1 mile from the most dramatic, best preserved sections of Hadrian's Wall), taking it easy with a glass of wine on your own south facing patio or enjoying a romantic hideaway, Common House Farm has it all.  Our 5 cottages lie in true, peaceful, Northumbrian farmland with each cottage having stunning views across to the Pennines. From your lounge windows you can watch lambs at play or listen to the call of the curlews in the surrounding fields; you may even be lucky enough to see our elusive family of stoats.Common House Farm is a charming place for a holiday; well insulated and with heating provided by our bio-mass boiler, our recently refurbished cottages are perfect for out of season holidays too.  No wonder many of our guests return year after year.

Brownside is a luxury 5 star detached country cottage finished to a very high standard in the Heart of Hadrian's Wall Country, with gardens, large patio and exceptional views down the South Tyne Valley. The lounge with dining area has an open fire with French doors leading to the patio/garden. We provide a library of video tapes and DVD's for our guests use during their stay. The limed oak kitchen has integrated dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge with ice box. The kitchen is equipped with an electric stove, microwave and full size dresser. The main bedroom has king size bed with whirlpool bath. The second bedroom has double bed and there is a separate shower room. The cottage is double glazed and has full oil fired central heating. All bedding, towels, toiletries and even fresh flowers are provided to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Brownside is an ideal location for walking, cycling and touring holidays. For full information please telephone 01434 343000.

5 self-catering cottages. Sleeps 2-6 people. Wren's Nest (1 star), Smithy Cottage (3 Star), Cobblestones (3 Star), Shepherd's Heft (3 Star), Coach House (3 Star). Please visit website for further details.

Stoneybeck is a beautiful 4 bedroomed cottage situated on the edge of the National Park.  Recently modernised to provide full gas central heating.  The property has a well- equipped large breakfasting kitchen and also separate dining room with large table. The lounge has a multi fuel burning stove.  There are 2 bathrooms, one up and one down. The garden is enclosed and secure bike store can be provided.  Opposite the property is the bus stop for the AD122 bus which is the main route for Hadrian's Wall and runs every hour.  We are also situated on the Hadrian's Cycleway which is part of the National Cycle Network route 72.  Haltwhistle the Centre of Britain is 2 miles away.

Relax in the living room with Freeview TV, DVD, Bluetooth radio/CD player and free Wi-Fi internet access. Central heating keeps the cottage cosy, but there is always a plentiful supply of logs to burn on the wood burning stove if you want the pleasures of a “real fire”. From the French windows, look out over the local Golf course at glorious views of Hadrian’s Wall country to the hills beyond, or watch our “feathered friends.”   The kitchen area has all the equipment you may need with gas cooker, fridge, microwave and washing machine with sufficient crockery, glassware and cooking utensils to prepare meals. There is also a good size freezer.   The spacious hallway leads to the shower room with large shower cubicle, WC, washbasin, heated towel rail and razor point.   A sunny enclosed courtyard to the front of the cottage provides parking space for your car. A patio area outside the French windows offers guests a perfect place for quiet relaxation on a summer’s evening or light the chiminea and stargaze if it’s cooler. There is also a lockable shed for your sole use, idea for bike storage or muddy boots!   The two bedrooms are a large double bedroom with a king size bed and a smaller bedroom with twin beds.  Both rooms have attractive bed linen and accessories and wonderful views from the windows.   You’ll instantly feel at home in our cosy cottage. We provide everything you should need for a relaxing holiday including a welcome starter basket.   Stanegate Cottage can accommodate up to 4 guests and 2 small / medium dogs.

Luxury self-catering accommodation for up to 8 Carefully retained original features with all modern facilities provided

Welcome to Willowford Farm Willowford Farm offers self catering accommodation on a working farm. We are ideally located for walkers and cyclists following Hadrian's Wall or the Pennine Way, and a perfect base for those visiting the natural and cultural riches of the region. The farm is situated on the edge of Gilsland in the heart of Hadrian's Wall Country and is well served by public transport and easily accessible from the A69.

This spacious former joiners workshop offers 4 star luxurious accommodation in the heart of Hadrian’s Wall country.The entrance hall leads to a large, well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar continuing to a stylish open plan dining/living room. There are three double bedrooms (one en-suite ) all with countryside views, a luxury family bathroom with bath and power shower. To the rear of the property, is a raised patio area with Garden furniture seating 6 people, and off road parking.Alpha Rise is situated on the outskirts of Gilsland, a village set in beautiful dramatic countryside on the border between Northumberland and Cumbria. Alpha Rise is an ideal base to explore the central section of Hadrian’s Wall and enjoy the taste of rural village life within easy reach of Birdoswald, Vindolanda and Housesteads Roman Fort. This peaceful village has two Pubs, Gilsland Spa Hotel and Megs Tea rooms.v

A cosy cottage along a quiet country lane with large gardens, sunny patio and open fields behind. Comfortable & clean with outstanding reviews.  Sleeps 4, no pets, parking, large garden, sunny patio, cycle storage shed, luxury bedding, stove, well equipped.  Your place to explore, rest and spend quality time with family and friends. The perfect location. A stroll into Brampton with its many cafe’s, shops, pubs and restaurants and within easy reach of stunningly beautiful Talkin Tarn, Gelt woods.  Brampton is know as ‘The gateway to Hadrian’s Wall’ and close to the historical city of Carlisle, The Pennine Way, Lake District National Park, Scottish borders, Dumfries and Galloway coast and much, much more. As local owners, we pride ourselves in providing a friendly service and complete all the cleaning and maintenance ourselves, ensuring a quality experience for all our guests. Please contact us via our website www.wallandlakesholidaycottage.co.uk or email,

Self Catering Holiday Cottage (Sleeps up to 4). Ground floor: entrance hall, 2 bedrooms - 1 double and 1 twin. Bathroom with bath and shower. Well equipped kitchen which overlooks the dining area. 3 steps down to the open plan sitting room with multi-fuel stove set in a stone surround, large windows to take in the splendid view and French doors to patio area with steps down to garden.

Luxury Self Catering Holiday Cottage Cumbria

Lanercost Holiday Cottages are situated adjacent to a magnificent 12th century Priory and just 400 yards from Hadrian’s Wall. We are in north Cumbria in the North West of England, half an hour from the northern Lake District and Scotland and 15 minutes from the Northumbrian County border.We are well placed for exploring the north of England and south of Scotland and are open throughout the year to provide a great base for your well deserved break. You will find privacy, luxury and style in a truly magical setting.Our six cottages lie at the heart of the Naworth Castle Estate, which is privately owned by the Howard family. Each property is named after a powerful family connected with Lanercost. They are designed and furnished to the highest standards whilst still retaining their own individual charm with original timber beams and huge arch windows. Features include oak floors, Persian carpets, luxury bathrooms, comfy leather sofas, Egyptian cotton bed linen and free WiFi.Lanercost welcomes group bookings. In particular, De Brotherton and Greystoke offer excellent group dining facilities. For an even easier self-catering option, why not try our new ‘Food by Christina’ menu offering guests the opportunity to pre-order delicious home-cooked evening meals, fresh breads and even complete breakfast packs, direct to your cottage door.The area offers a vast range of activities for all ages and tastes. Whether you want to explore history, discover the great outdoors or just take time out relaxing with a cappuccino in the highly acclaimed Lanercost Tea Room & Restaurant.  Recent development includes a new Hadrian’s Wall Gateway & Information Centre just steps away from the cottages, allowing guests to discover much more about this beautiful and historic location.Lanercost is situated 13 miles northeast of Carlisle, near Brampton, Cumbria - within 11 miles reach of the M6, junction 43 or 44.  Open all year round for short breaks (minimum 3 consecutive nights) as well as week-long stays.Discover an ancient and enchanting place – the perfect rural escape.

Haytongate Barn Self-Catering Holiday Accommodation Weekly Holiday Lets and Short Breaks (minimum 3 nights). Ideal for walkers who want to use Haytongate as a base during their walk. Situated right on Hadrian's Wall (literally!) Magnificent large living / dining area with log burner. 2 bedrooms plus sofa bed. Drying room. Dogs welcome. Secluded paved area with BBQ.

Clarks Hill Farm has a 3-star self catering cottage The Ostler's, which is a well equipped, two-bedroomed barn conversion, traditionally and very comfortably furnished with fabulous, uninterrupted views across the picturesque and tranquil local countryside. The area offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including walking, cycling and riding, with the world famous Lake District an easy drive through fabulous scenery. For those who want to bring horses with them, the Working Dales Pony Centre also offers B&B for horses.

Short Break packages available (Min 3 nights. B & B also available). Early breakfast arrangements. Tea / coffee in rooms. Microwave available. Linen provided for free. Bath Available.

Bleatarn Park offers a range of one and two bedroom self catering cottages, housed within a former barn. Carefully restored and converted by local builder, Hilton T Watson, the barn stands within its own grounds and is part of the farm of the same name, a listed building, that has been in the owner's family for over a hundred years.Literally a stones throw from the Hadrian's Wall Path, residents enjoy exclusive access to the famous World Heritage Site via a path passing the tarn that gives the farm its name. Here you will see wildlife in its natural habitat as well as cattle and sheep grazing in open fields.The location offers a unique mix of complete tranquillity and accessibility. Set within a small hamlet in an unspoilt and relatively undiscovered part of Cumbria, Bleatarn Park is set within acres of rolling farmland, yet is only ten minutes from the M6 and fifteen minutes from the historic border city of Carlisle.Traditionally the gateway to Scotland, Carlisle is steeped in a rich history with its castle, cathedral and award-winning museum as well as modern and stylish shopping facilities. Ten minutes to the east is the bustling market town of Brampton, home to the beautiful Talkin Tarn Country Park. A forty five minute drive to the south will bring you to the Northern lake district with Ullswater, the second largest lake in the entire Lake district and Keswick, the main tourist centre in the North Lakes.The cottages themselves are equipped to a very high standard, with modern kitchens and comfortable furnishings.

Indoor space for camping.

Set in a beautiful private nature reserve around a stream-fed lake teeming with wildlife; The Tranquil Otter is an ideal to wind down after a long journey on foot. We have eight 5* Luxury Lodges each with breathtaking views across the Lough. In each lodge, you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen, lounge, and bedrooms with fabulous views of the lake, a private deck with the option of the hot tub and overlooking of the Lough perfect for your final stop on Hadrian’s Wall. You can simply relax and unwind whilst gazing across the lake and its own glorious birdlife. Optional extras are available to purchase prior to arrival, reward yourself with a yummy Barbeque with meats supplied by the local butcher or a massage from our massage therapist. Each lodge has a well-equipped kitchen, log fire, Smart TV, with DVD player, high-speed internet, hot tub and boat. Guests are welcome to walk in the woodlands, boat on the lake and walk around the lake and let the kids safely explore. A bird hide is available to all our guests. With our high-speed internet guests can share photos with family and friends. Our guest handbook provides information about things to do locally. Well-behaved dogs are welcome by prior arrangements. Peaceful breaks for couples and families. We do not cater for hen or stag parties.

We offer a luxury modern motorhome for hire which accomodates up to 6 people in 3 double beds. We are based in Burgh by Sands, on the course of Hadrians Wall itself.Explore in style!Please visit our website for more information : www.gocumbriamotorhomehire.co.ukor email us to check availability: charlotte@gocumbriamotorhomehire.co.uk  

Wallsend Guest House offers quality 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation in Bowness-on-Solway. We are proud to have received the Gold Award from Enjoy England in recognition the quality of our rooms, breakfast and overall customer service and we aim to provide a comfortable, homely environment and a warm welcome to all our guests. Located at the western edge of the historic Hadrian's Wall, Bowness is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful Solway coast and is only forty minutes drive from the Lake District and twenty minutes from Carlisle. The area is rich in wildlife and in particular birds – the RSPB Campfield Marsh centre is very close to us.  We are pleased to welcome walkers and cyclists and can provide secure storage for bicycles and packed lunches if required. We even have our own charging point for electric vehicles We offer five en-suite bed and breakfast rooms and a choice of breakfasts including continental or Full English. We are happy to welcome pets and can provide bedding and treats for a small additional charge. Wallsend Wigwams are luxury ensuite heated cabins on our small peaceful site.  Sleeping up to four people, all cabins are equipped with shower, toilet, kitchenette and TV and are pet friendly.  Open all year round. Wallsend Camp Site caters for tents only, with hot showers and toilets, electric hooks ups and laundry facillities available. Wallsend Tea Room open daily from Easter to October. Full details on our website www.wallsend.net