Set within 100 acres of fields and woodland, this beautifully restored stone barn holiday home enjoys panoramic views across the Derwent Valley countryside in Northumberland. The immediate grounds offer a picturesque 14th century chapel filled with myths and legends, along with a private mile stretch of the River Derwent for fishing enthusiasts. Walking, cycling, and bird watching opportunities abound directly from the doorstep of this rural British cottage. Rowlands Gill is less than half a mile away with shops, restaurants, and takeaways, while Burnopfield's local pub is just one mile from the property. The fascinating Beamish open-air museum is within easy reach, and Newcastle's shopping and entertainment attractions make for an excellent day trip during your England getaway.
Restored to a good standard, this welcoming self-catering cottage combines traditional charm with contemporary comfort. The cosy lounge/diner features a roaring wood burner, comfortable sofa, TV/DVD, and a good selection of books and games for relaxing evenings. The traditional kitchen provides ample workspace, a sociable breakfast bar, and direct access to the garden. On the ground floor, you'll find the master double bedroom with TV, dressing table, and wonderful views across the garden toward the Derwent Valley, along with a tiled family bathroom with separate shower. Stairs lead to a characterful mezzanine level where a charming dorm room in the eaves offers three single beds, exposed beams, and Velux windows—perfect for children or additional guests.
Outside, a beautiful lawn and patio area with table and chairs is surrounded by lush Northumberland woodland, creating an idyllic setting for al fresco dining accompanied by birdsong. The enclosed garden provides a safe space for relaxation while enjoying the natural surroundings of this perfect British vacation retreat. Off-road parking for two cars is available to the front of the property.