The Corner House

Belford, Near Wooler, Northumberland

Located in the charming village of Belford, Northumberland, this inviting end-terraced Grade II cottage is an ideal retreat for up to four guests. Just six miles from the picturesque coastal village of Bamburgh, the property boasts a well-appointed open-plan living space on the ground floor, featuring a cozy living area with a wood burner, a dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. The first floor includes a luxurious four-poster double bedroom and a twin bedroom, alongside a modern shower room. With amenities such as electric heating, Wi-Fi, and on-road parking, this cottage ensures a comfortable and convenient stay.

The owners have meticulously furnished the cottage, emphasizing attention to detail and comfort. The beautiful Karndean flooring adds to the character of the open-plan layout, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Guests can enjoy the initial supply of logs for the wood burner, enhancing the cozy ambiance during their stay. The property is smoke-free and includes a yard for outdoor relaxation, making it suitable for families, including those with young children, as a travel cot is available upon request.

Belford is strategically positioned for exploring the stunning Northumberland region. The village itself offers a selection of shops, pubs, and a tea room, ensuring that guests have easy access to necessary amenities. Outdoor enthusiasts can partake in various activities, including golfing at a nearby driving range, trout fishing at Chatton's four lakes, and horse riding or cycling in Wooler, just ten miles away. The area is also renowned for its beautiful walking trails, including the challenging St Cuthbert’s Way, appealing to serious hikers and nature lovers alike.

The surrounding region is rich with attractions, from the majestic Bamburgh Castle overlooking golden sandy beaches to the breathtaking Alnwick Castle, which is famous for its film appearances and features the largest treehouse restaurant in Europe. For those looking to explore further, the A1 provides easy access to Berwick-upon-Tweed and its historic Elizabethan walls, as well as the scenic River Tweed known for salmon fishing. With vibrant cities like Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Edinburgh within an hour's drive, this cottage serves as an excellent base for discovering the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Northumberland and beyond.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby