Part of a group of relaxing properties on an idyllic rural site, this beautifully converted former farm building offers cosy, bright and stylish accommodation for couples and smaller families exploring a breathtaking part of northern England. Set on the border of Cumbria and Northumberland, the light-filled stone-built single-level retreat features exposed stone walls, timber beams, floor-to-ceiling windows and a welcoming wood burner. Also featuring a bubbling hot tub, and ample space for up to four guests, this charming hideaway is perfect for walkers, cyclists, history lovers and nature spotters discovering the area’s stunning woodlands and Roman sites.
Three steps lead up to the property then through into the cheerful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with light streaming in through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Set beneath a high-vaulted and beamed ceiling, the lounge has a cheering wood burner and makes a lovely spot to unwind in. The country-style dining table is perfect for sharing family meals which you can rustle up in the fully equipped rustic-themed kitchen. The property also offers a relaxing bathroom and two delightful bedrooms: a tastefully decorated en-suite double with doors to the patio, and a cosy twin room with a characterful exposed stone wall. Outside, the patio area has outdoor furniture and a BBQ, making a lovely spot for sitting back in the afternoon and dining alfresco. A couple of steps lead up onto an expansive garden lawn with plenty of space for children to play alongside a shared hot tub and summer house.
The property sits outside the friendly market town of Brampton (2 miles) with the North Pennines just a couple of miles away, perfect for long walks and hikes. Other local attractions include the route of Hadrian’s Wall, Birdoswald Roman Fort, RSPB Geltsdale, Solway Aviation Museum and Talkin Tarn Country Park, all within 7 miles.