Set in a tranquil corner of the village of Acomb, this welcoming stone cottage offers the perfect base for up to five guests exploring Hadrian’s Wall Country. Nestled within a peaceful cul-de-sac, the property enjoys a quiet setting surrounded by countryside and with a choice of three local pubs just metres from the door, keen walkers and outdoor enthusiasts should be in their element here. The historic market town of Hexham is just 2 miles away, offering a good choice of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as popular attractions including Hexham Abbey and Sele Park. Learn more about the region’s Roman history with a trip to Vindolanda (14 miles), one of the most significant archaeological sites in Europe, or head to The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre (14.5 miles), your gateway to the world-famous Hadrian’s Wall. More history awaits at the National Trust’s Wallington Hall (16.5 miles), where grand interiors combine with scenic woodlands and a picturesque walled garden.
Full of charm and character, this spacious cottage is laid out across three floors, offering plenty of room for groups to come together for special occasions. Head inside and be greeted by charming features such as exposed stone and ceramic tiled flooring, which combine with a wealth of homely comforts. Kick off your walking boots in the entrance hall before moving through to the cosy lounge, where soft seating is arranged around a Smart TV and an original inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner-effect gas fire. Through an archway, the lounge leads into a cosy dining space positioned by the window. The separate kitchen features everything needed for a self-catered stay, as well as patio access, and there is a handy utility room to take care of holiday laundry. At the end of each day, head upstairs and find a choice of three restful bedrooms spread across the first and second floors. The first floor hosts a king-size bedroom, a cosy single room and a shower room with a walk-in shower and WC. Up on the second floor, there is a snug reading nook with book-lined shelves and a useful desk, as well as a generous twin bedroom and a bathroom with a bath, hand-held shower and WC.
Step outside and make full use of the pretty private patio. Offering outdoor dining furniture, bench seating and a charcoal BBQ, this is the perfect spot to gather for morning coffees and al fresco evening meals. Completing the property is private parking for two cars. For those days you don’t fancy cooking, you’ll be pleased to hear that a pub/restaurant sits just 100 metres away.