Northumberland College Zoo is a zoo located on the Kirkley Hall College campus in Ponteland, Northumberland, home to over 200 animal species. It serves as both an educational facility for animal care students and a visitor attraction open on weekends and holidays.
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Felmoor Park - Oakwood Lodge
Oakwood Lodge is a detached lodge on a 40-acre park offering a private hot tub and decking area, set near an on-site café and restaurant with access to scenic countryside and wildlife in Northumberland, close to local towns and visitor attractions.
A spacious detached holiday home in the countryside of Northumberland, suitable for a large family or group of friends, featuring garden and countryside views, located near key local attractions and peaceful rural surroundings.
Brinkburn Priory is a historic former Augustinian monastery dating from the 12th century, featuring a largely medieval church restored in the 19th century and a manor house built on the site of other monastic buildings. Visitors can explore the notable architectural blend of Norman and Gothic styles both indoors and outdoors within the scenic riverside setting in Northumberland.
A spacious detached cottage in the village of Otterburn with four bedrooms, set in a quiet lane featuring an enclosed garden, patio with BBQ, off-road parking for 3 cars, and Wi-Fi.
Church Point Holiday Park in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea offers a peaceful coastal retreat with direct beach access and proximity to historic Alnwick, set in the scenic landscapes of Northumberland.
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea is a historic seaside town in Northumberland known for its long promenade, maritime heritage, and annual music festival, offering a mix of history, beach resort charm, and cultural attractions.
Valley View Cottage is a spacious and comfortable 4-bedroom property located next to Rothbury Golf Course with peaceful views over the Coquet Valley, suitable for families or groups and offering modern facilities in a rural setting.
Cragside is a Victorian Tudor Revival country house in Northumberland, renowned as the first house powered by hydroelectricity. It features innovative hydraulic technology, distinctive historic interiors, and extensive gardens with woodland and rhododendrons. Visitors can explore both the house's indoor heritage and the surrounding outdoor grounds and estate.
This luxury coastal townhouse offers contemporary interiors and outstanding views towards Amble Marina, ideal for families and groups seeking a peaceful and stylish retreat close to town amenities.
Warkworth Castle is a ruined medieval motte and bailey castle in Northumberland, England, featuring a distinctive 14th-century keep and extensive curtain walls. Visitors can explore the outdoor medieval ruins including the gatehouse, towers, great hall, and remains of an unfinished collegiate church.
Amble is a small coastal town in Northumberland, England, known for its maritime heritage, fishing industry, and proximity to nature reserves and coastal wildlife.
Blue House is a stone-built, double-fronted rural property dating back to 1782, situated overlooking the village green in the picturesque village of Elsdon, offering a charming and peaceful countryside retreat with spacious gardens and a cosy wood burner.
This detached property is a family-friendly holiday home suitable for up to eight guests, located near the Northumbrian coastline and Alnwick Castle, featuring an enclosed garden and private parking.
Warkworth Hermitage is a historic 14th-century chapel and priest's house carved into a sandstone cliff on the River Coquet bank, featuring religious carvings and accessible by ferry from Warkworth Castle, managed by English Heritage.
The Old Horton Grange is a spacious Grade II listed farmhouse in the Northumberland countryside accommodating up to 14 guests, offering a rural and peaceful setting with extensive private grounds and room for special celebrations and family gatherings.
Northumberland College Zoo is a zoo located on the Kirkley Hall College campus in Ponteland, Northumberland, home to over 200 animal species. It serves as both an educational facility for animal care students and a visitor attraction open on weekends and holidays.
A former village hall converted into a modern countryside retreat with heritage charm, set in the village of Shotley Bridge within County Durham, offering scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere suitable for families and groups up to ten guests.
Derwentcote Steel Furnace is an early 18th-century cementation furnace near Newcastle upon Tyne, preserved as a Grade I listed industrial monument and scheduled site, showcasing historic steel production methods.
This detached multi-level holiday home near Amble Marina offers a coastal and luxurious private retreat suitable for families and groups, featuring well-equipped living spaces and a scenic waterside location close to town amenities.
A newly restored stable block conversion set on the edge of a working farm, offering rural tranquility and scenic views with a private hot tub, enclosed garden, and wheelchair-accessible accommodation suitable for families and small groups.
Cresswell Towers Holiday Park is set in a peaceful woodland area near the Northumbrian coast, surrounded by coastal and countryside walks and close to sandy beaches, providing a family-friendly holiday environment with on-site entertainment and leisure facilities.
A charming historic coastguard cottage in Tynemouth with sea views, steeped in heritage and suitable for families with ample bedrooms and games facilities.
Tynemouth Priory and Castle is a historic coastal site featuring medieval priory ruins and a fortified castle gatehouse, offering visitors both indoor exploration of architectural remains and outdoor coastal scenery. It showcases early Gothic architecture, historic military fortifications, and a rich monastic history dating back to the 7th century.
A dementia-friendly coffee afternoon hosted by Age Concern Tyneside South at Whitburn Coastal Conservation Centre. Attendees can chat with others or take part in activities such as games, knitting, arts and crafts.
Tynemouth is a historic coastal town in Tyne and Wear, England, known for its medieval priory and castle, popular beaches, vibrant cultural scene, and accessible transport links including a metro station. It offers a mix of heritage, seaside attractions, and community festivals.
This modern coastal cottage, built in 2020 near the sea in Amble, offers a family-friendly atmosphere across three floors with seaside design elements, scenic sea views, and a private enclosed garden.
This charming and spacious family bungalow is located near Northumberland's coastline in a peaceful rural setting near the village of Longhirst, offering a private retreat with garden and parking.
A semi-detached stone house originally a 16th-century corn mill set within beautiful grounds, offering spacious, stylish accommodation ideal for family holidays or special occasions in a peaceful countryside setting.
Gibside is a historic Georgian country estate in Tyne and Wear featuring landscaped parkland, architectural ruins, and restored buildings such as the Palladian chapel and Banqueting House. Visitors can explore both outdoor grounds and significant indoor heritage structures.
A sociable guided health walk around Gibside, with opportunities to enjoy the views and spot wildlife. The route is adapted to the group and may cover up to five miles.
A newly built modern semi-detached holiday home in a peaceful village setting near the Heritage Coast, suitable for families and couples, with south-facing garden views over fields and countryside.
Northumberland Zoo is a zoological park in Felton, Northumberland, featuring a range of native British and exotic animals with a focus on conservation breeding programs and species preservation.
A detached holiday home in a rural Northumberland village featuring original design elements and accommodation for eight, with easy ground-floor access and countryside views.
A detached barn conversion set in a rural countryside location providing accommodation for up to eight guests in four bedrooms with scenic views and a private garden with hot tub.
A stylish three-bedroom holiday home located in the vibrant coastal town of Amble, Northumberland, with family-friendly and scenic surroundings including waterside and countryside views.
The Willows is a spacious, single-storey cottage located in a small village about 3 miles south of Amble, set in a landscaped environment with an enclosed patio garden and private parking.
Harbour Lodge is a modern end terraced cottage near the harbour in Amble, offering a cosy and stylish multi-floor home with sea views and family-friendly features.
Number Sixteen is a comfortable and well-equipped holiday home in the town of Amble on the Northumberland coast, close to the harbour and local amenities with scenic views and a coastal setting.
The Lodge at Slaley Park is a spacious, three-storey lodge with a Scandinavian chalet feel set in the countryside near Hexham, surrounded by woodland and golf courses within the grounds of the Slaley Hall Hotel, Golf and Spa Resort.
The Old Chapel in Slaley is a refurbished chapel conversion offering a peaceful and stylish rural retreat with scenic countryside surroundings, ideal for family and group holidays.
This stone-built Northumberland cottage offers ground floor accommodation with four bedrooms and a private hot tub, set in a peaceful countryside location near coastal villages and local amenities.