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Northumberland holiday cottages - self catering cottages holiday homes and houses in all areas |
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An air of peace and tranquillity pervades these converted stone buildings and their gardens, in these 3 welcoming self catering cottages, just 2 miles north of Hadrian's Wall, 6 miles from Hexham and 8 miles from Corbridge........ |  |
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£190 plus per week |
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4 luxury detached character cottages and bungalows (slps3-6) in the village in pretty gardens in a peaceful location.... | |
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£200-500 per week |
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A beautifully presented, imaginatively converted, single storey 2 bedroom cottage in a perfect location for exploring Hadrian's Wall and the surrounding countryside...... | |
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£250-450 per week |
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Grangemoor Barn is a quality barn conversion offering spacious comfortable accommodation for up to 6 guests in wonderful rural countryside on a working livestock farm near Morpeth and the Northumberland National Park......... | |
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£250-650 per week |
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2 spacious cottages in
converted 18thC farm buildings. 1 wheelchair friendly. Luxuriously
equipped in a rural location. Between the Cheviot hills and the coast.......
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£150-275 per week |
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A comfortable, well-equipped holiday bungalow on a working farm near the town. Golf, horse riding, walking and bird-watching nearby.... | |
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£200-700 per week |
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4 traditional stone end terrace cottages, sleep 2-6, in a peaceful rural area. Attractively furnished with ground floor bedrooms (4 poster beds). Cot available. Easy access to the coast. Nightly rate available... | |
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£180-350 per week |
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Northumberland Northumberland National Park is an area of wild moor land, spectacular views and open spaces, located close to the English and Scottish border between the city of Newcastle and the border town of Carlisle. At its southern end, it encompasses the Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site - a stone wall built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian in AD122. The route of the Wall, in many parts well preserved, is closely followed by the Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail, linking many Roman forts, museums and visitor attractions. Another long distance trail, the Pennine Way also follows sections of the Hadrian's Wall. There are also two National Cycle Routes in the Hadrian's Wall Corridor, and many rides are possible using quiet roads and lanes. |
Self catering cottages Northumberland: Cottage holidays Northumberland
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