Northumberland

Northumberland is a historic county in North East England known for its castles, Roman heritage, rugged coastline, and rich cultural links with Scotland, offering diverse landscapes and accessible transport options.

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Near Berwick town walls

Berwick town walls are historic defensive structures surrounding Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland, featuring both medieval and Elizabethan fortifications. They represent some of the best-preserved post-medieval town defences in Britain, including notable bastions and gates, offering an outdoor historical exploration experience.

Located in Berwick-upon-Tweed

Berwick-upon-Tweed is a historic border town in Northumberland, England, known for its unique heritage as a former contested territory between England and Scotland, with notable medieval town walls, a market town atmosphere, and a vibrant cultural identity blending English and Scottish influences.

2 miles from Northumberland Coast National Landscape

The Northumberland Coast National Landscape is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty featuring 40 miles of varied coastal scenery including beaches, dunes, cliffs, historic castles, and nature reserves along the northeast England coast.

2 miles from Geltsdale

Geltsdale is a remote nature reserve in the North Pennines known for upland birds like Black Grouse and Hen Harrier, with diverse habitats including bogs, grasslands, and woodlands. Visitors can explore nature trails, enjoy viewpoints, and visit the accessible visitor centre and toilets. Dogs are allowed on leads, and entry and parking are free.

Located in Haltwhistle

Haltwhistle is a market town in Northumberland, England, near Hadrian's Wall and Northumberland National Park, known for its historic sites, walking opportunities, and rich history.

3 miles from Preston Tower

Preston Tower is a medieval peel tower in Northumberland, furnished as it might have been in the 14th century, featuring historical rooms and a clock mechanism. It offers insights into border history and the Battle of Flodden, surrounded by parkland with accessible parking and pet-friendly areas.

East Learmouth Farmstays - Stewards Cottage

Stewards Cottage is a cosy rural retreat located at East Learmouth Farm, surrounded by rolling countryside and scenic views, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere for families and groups.

2 miles from The Hirsel

The Hirsel is a 500-acre estate with scenic parkland, lake, and river, featuring a historic house, museum, craft shops, and family-friendly facilities. Visitors can enjoy walks, gardens, and a cafe in a mostly wheelchair accessible environment. An entry charge per car applies, but Historic Houses members visit free.

Thirlestane Woodland Lodges

Thirlestane Woodland Lodges are nestled within the Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland, surrounded by mature woodland and views over the Leader Water. The setting offers a tranquil countryside retreat with access to outdoor activities such as walking, golf, and fishing, set near the Scottish Borders town of Lauder and historic Thirlestane Castle.

2 miles from Thirlestane Castle

Thirlestane Castle is a historic 16th-century castle in Berwickshire, Scotland, offering guided tours of its magnificent interiors and extensive historic collections. Visitors can explore beautifully preserved state rooms, a toy museum, and enjoy various events. The site also includes luxury accommodation and is suitable for special occasions like weddings.

2 miles from Warkworth Hermitage

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.

Located in Amble

Amble is a small coastal town in Northumberland, England, known for its maritime heritage, fishing industry, and proximity to nature reserves and coastal wildlife.

Near Berwick Castle

Berwick Barracks in Berwick-upon-Tweed is a former 18th-century military installation now maintained by English Heritage, featuring a museum on British infantry history and King's Own Scottish Borderers heritage within historic Grade I listed buildings.

Near Warkworth Castle

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.

Rivers Edge Cottage

A detached single-storey barn conversion set in a peaceful riverside location near Consett, with a private garden and scenic natural surroundings.

3 miles from Derwentcote Steel Furnace

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.

Floki's Lodge

Floki’s Lodge is a cosy, stylish single-floor retreat near Morpeth, suitable for families or friends, offering an open-plan living space and private hot tub in a peaceful, scenic setting with on-site amenities including a restaurant.

Near Northumberland Zoo

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.

2 miles from Embleton and Newton Links

Embleton and Newton Links on the Northumberland Coast feature sandy beaches, nature reserves, historic sites like Ros Castle and St Cuthbert's Cave, and sea views ideal for wildlife watching and coastal walks. It is a dog-friendly outdoor destination with wildlife protection and walking opportunities.

Framlington Corner

This detached single-storey cedar wood lodge offers a peaceful countryside setting near the village of Longframlington with scenic views, suitable for four guests.

High Weldon Cottages - Lapwing Cottage

Lapwing Cottage is a single-storey detached barn conversion located in a rural setting with private access to the River Coquet and extensive landscaped grounds, offering a tranquil and scenic retreat with nearby local amenities and countryside attractions.

2 miles from Brinkburn Priory

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.

Near Cragside

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.

Located in Rothbury

Rothbury is a historic market town in Northumberland, England, known for its medieval origins, Victorian development linked to industrialist William Armstrong and the country house Cragside, and vibrant cultural scene including a traditional music festival. The town is situated on the River Coquet and offers walking opportunities and historical landmarks.

Doxford Cottages - Nightfold

Nightfold is a stylish, luxury cottage retreat near Northumberland’s coast, ideal for couples or two friends seeking a peaceful and scenic private stay with modern comforts and access to shared outdoor recreation areas on the Doxford Estate.

Arbeia Lodge

Arbeia Lodge is a romantic self-contained lodge for two guests located in a scenic waterside setting near the River Derwent, featuring stylish interiors and a private hot tub on an elevated deck, set within peaceful grounds with outdoor sitting and BBQ areas.

Near Alnwick Castle

Alnwick Castle is a historic medieval fortress and aristocratic mansion in Northumberland with lavish interiors, extensive parkland, and a rich history tying to the Percy family. Visitors can explore the castle's state rooms, museums, and grounds, enjoy workshops for children, and experience both indoor and outdoor heritage attractions.

Located in Alnwick

Alnwick is a historic market town in Northumberland, England, known for its medieval castle, gardens, and cultural landmarks. Visitors can explore its historic centre, ancient castle grounds, museums, and enjoy local arts and events.

Harbut Law Holiday Cottages - The Cottage

A delightful 18th century barn conversion located near the market town of Alston, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside retreat with shared hot tub and private parking.

The Cottage

A cosy detached stone cottage for couples located in the village of Lesbury near the coast, offering a ground-floor layout with a private garden and parking for 2 cars, ideal for a peaceful rural holiday with scenery and local outdoor attractions nearby.

Near Budle Hall

Budle Hall is a grand Georgian country house bed and breakfast near Bamburgh, Northumberland, offering stylish accommodation, a private garden, and proximity to beaches and castles. It combines historic charm with modern hospitality and is suitable for relaxing stays and weddings.

Riverside Pods - The Burrow

This offering is a charming and peaceful glamping pod set on a quiet residential country park between a nature reserve and the River Wansbeck, ideal for couples seeking a private retreat with access to natural and coastal surroundings.

Located in Ashington

Ashington is a historic town in Northumberland known for its coal mining heritage, cultural museum featuring the Pitmen Painters, and access to green parks and local public transport. It offers a blend of industrial history and community activities in a walkable town centre.

3 miles from Foulden Tithe Barn

Foulden Tithe Barn is a rare example of a tithe barn used historically to store agricultural tithes given to the Church. It showcases modern vernacular architecture with distinctive arched openings at the first-floor level, providing insight into traditional agricultural practices.

2 miles from Cawfields Roman Wall - Hadrian's Wall

Cawfields Roman Wall is a prominent outdoor section of Hadrian's Wall located on a steep slope in Northumberland, featuring historic turrets and a milecastle built by the Second Legion Augusta. Visitors can explore freely during daylight hours and enjoy nearby facilities and parking.

Located in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea

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.

2 miles from Bamburgh Castle

Bamburgh Castle is a medieval fortress in Northumberland featuring extensive interiors with historical artifacts, including an aviation museum, and beautiful outdoor battlements overlooking beaches and countryside. It offers café facilities, accessible amenities, and child-friendly experiences.

Carolyn House

Carolyn House is a peaceful detached holiday bungalow in the village of Ellington, near the Northumberland coast, offering a cosy and laid-back atmosphere ideal for couples or small families seeking a self-contained retreat close to beach and countryside walks.

3 miles from Farne Islands

The Farne Islands in Northumberland are a National Nature Reserve famous for their large breeding seabird colonies including puffins and Atlantic grey seals. Visitors can take boat trips from Seahouses harbour to explore the islands, enjoy guided tours of historic sites like St Cuthbert's Chapel and Longstone Lighthouse, and experience significant wildlife and cultural heritage in a sensitive natural environment.

2 miles from George Stephenson's Birthplace

George Stephenson's Birthplace is an 18th-century stone cottage in Wylam, Northumberland, showcasing the home of the rail pioneer and featuring exhibits about early steam locomotives. It is a historic house museum owned by the National Trust, though currently not open to the public.

3 miles from Farne Islands

The Farne Islands are an archipelago off the coast of Northumberland, England, known for their rich wildlife including seabird colonies and grey seals, historic monastic sites and lighthouses, and popular diving shipwrecks. Managed by the National Trust, the islands offer a remarkable natural and historical outdoor experience.

Near Lindisfarne

Lindisfarne, also known as Holy Island, is a tidal island off the northeast coast of England famed for its historic monastic ruins, the Norman Lindisfarne Castle with its Arts and Crafts garden, and the surrounding nature reserve which attracts birdwatchers. Visitors can explore both indoor historic sites and extensive outdoor landscapes, including the ancient pilgrimage route, lime kilns, and coastal views.

2 miles from Cragend Farm

Cragend Farm is an ancient Northumberland farm remodelled by Victorian Lord Armstrong, featuring rare British farm animals, historic hydraulic engineering displays, and educational tours. Visitors can explore both indoor and outdoor areas, enjoy refreshments, and stay overnight in heritage accommodations.

3 miles from Paxton House

Paxton House is an 18th-century Georgian mansion renowned for its Robert Adam interiors and extensive collection of period furniture and paintings. Visitors can explore historic rooms, enjoy gardens, woodland walks, riverside paths, boat trips, and family-friendly facilities including an adventure playground.

Near Craster Tower

Craster Tower offers an indoor stay in a historic pele tower in Northumberland with accommodation for up to 8 guests and an infant. The venue is dog friendly but not wheelchair accessible and requires paid entry even for Historic Houses members. It provides a unique blend of history and coastal location with top quality rating.

Located in Alston

Alston is a historic market town located in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known as England's highest market town. It features cobbled streets, a rich mining heritage, and offers scenic outdoor activities including walking and cycling routes. The town also has cultural landmarks and hosts tourism linked to its industrial and natural history.

The Horseshoe

The Horseshoe is a ground-floor, self-catering cottage located near Hadrian's Wall, set in rural Northumbrian countryside with open views and a private enclosed patio, welcoming dogs and offering eco-friendly accommodation.

2 miles from Winshields Wall - Hadrian's Wall

Winshields Wall is a section of Hadrian's Wall at its highest point in rugged countryside offering spectacular outdoor views. The site is free to enter and accessed only by foot, with nearby parking available at Once Brewed visitor centre.

Carven House

Carven House is a renovated period home located in the heart of Rothbury village, featuring original architectural details and a cosy open fire, set near the river with views of the countryside and close to local pubs, cafes, and shops.

4 Murton Whitehouse Steading

This offering is a barn conversion cottage situated just off the A1 near Berwick in a countryside setting close to the beaches of Northumberland's Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, arranged around a central courtyard with private gardens.

2 miles from St Cuthbert's Cave

St Cuthbert's Cave comprises two natural sandstone caves in Northumberland, England, linked to the 7th-century Saint Cuthbert. Visitors can explore these historic outdoor caves, one near Doddington Moor and the other in the Kyloe Hills, the latter owned by the National Trust.

Located in Wooler

Wooler is a market town in Northumberland, England known as the "Gateway to the Cheviots" with historic sites, walking trails including St Cuthbert's Way, shops, and accommodation for visitors.

Cygnet Cottage

A charming and homely cottage located in the fishing village of Seahouses, close to golden sandy beaches and the harbour, surrounded by shops, pubs, and scenic local attractions.

The Cottage

This semi-detached holiday cottage is located in the picturesque village of Hedley on the Hill within Hadrian's Wall country, offering tranquil rural surroundings and scenic valley views.

2 miles from Cherryburn

Cherryburn is an 18th-century historic cottage and museum in Northumberland, birthplace of wood engraver Thomas Bewick, featuring period furnishings, original artworks, and printing demonstrations.

Ash Cottage

Ash Cottage is a charming self-catering barn conversion located on the outskirts of Rothbury village, surrounded by rolling countryside and offering a cosy, homely atmosphere with ground-floor accommodation.

Dunpullin

A spacious detached house suitable for up to six guests including a ground-floor wet room and bedroom with ramp access, set near the Northumberland coast with an enclosed garden and private parking for two cars.

3 miles from Seaton Delaval Hall

Seaton Delaval Hall is a Grade I listed English Baroque country house in Northumberland, designed by Sir John Vanbrugh in 1718. Visitors can explore its historic architecture, fire-damaged central block, extensive 18th-century gardens, and estate features like a stone mausoleum and orangery. The venue is owned and maintained by the National Trust and offers both indoor and outdoor experiences.

3 miles from Vanbrugh 300: Historian Rory Fraser

15 Oct (next Thursday)

Historian Rory Fraser discusses the life and character of architect John Vanbrugh, drawing on his research into Vanbrugh’s time in India. The approximately 45-minute talk is followed by a Q&A.

The Coach House

A detached luxury home set in a large enclosed garden in peaceful countryside, offering privacy and ample parking, ideal for families, couples, and friends seeking a quiet retreat near village amenities and scenic Northumberland countryside.

2 miles from Bywell Hall

Bywell Hall is an 18th-century Palladian country house in Northumberland with extensive parkland, river views, and a valuable art and furniture collection. It offers guided tours of the state rooms and has good accessibility features.

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This 2-bedroom stone-built cottage is set within the private Ellingham Hall Estate with views of the Hall and offers a suitable setting for romantic getaways and family holidays near the Bamburgh coastline and Seahouses village amenities.

The Waiting Room

The Waiting Room is a stylish and self-contained holiday cottage in the historic village of Falstone within Northumberland International Dark Sky Park, offering a peaceful retreat near Kielder Water with a garden and convenient local amenities.

3 miles from Black Middens Bastle House

Black Middens Bastle House is a fortified farmhouse from the 16th century Anglo-Scottish border region, featuring thick stone walls and elevated living quarters. It offers a unique outdoor historic experience in a remote Northumberland setting with access via a walk from a small car park. Entry is free and visitors can explore the traditional bastle architecture and surrounding areas.

2 miles from Denton Hall Turret - Hadrian's Wall

Denton Hall Turret is a historic Roman site featuring the foundations of a turret and 65-metre length of Hadrian's Wall beside the A186 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Visitors can see the unique large stone construction with a platform used for ladder access and explore nearby Roman historic sites such as Corbridge Roman Fort.

Railway Cuttings

This single-storey, stone-built cottage in a rural village offers a peaceful retreat within a Dark Sky Park, featuring scenic views over the North Tyne river and rolling hills with close access to countryside walks and local amenities.

Sandyhouse Cottage

This semi-detached cottage is located near Milfield in rural Northumberland, offering views of the Cheviot Hills and close proximity to historic sites, coastal towns, and countryside walking routes in a peaceful setting.

The Duck House at Huntercrook

The Duck House at Huntercrook is a stylish and scenic countryside accommodation in a luxury barn conversion with two ensuite bedrooms, perfect for romantic breaks or holidays with friends, set in an idyllic, peaceful rural setting with shared grounds hosting wildlife and a pond.

2 miles from Housesteads Roman Fort

Housesteads Roman Fort, located on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England, is a remarkably well-preserved Roman fort dating back to around 124 AD. Visitors can explore both extensive outdoor ruins and an indoor site museum showcasing Roman artefacts, providing insight into over 300 years of Roman military history in Britain.

Warenford Cottages - Ferguson

A detached cottage near Bamburgh Castle, set in a peaceful and secluded village with access to shared facilities including a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, tennis courts, and private parking, suitable for families and groups.

Located in Bedlington

Bedlington is an ancient market town in Northumberland, known for its rich industrial history, Bronze Age archaeological sites, and a conservation area with historic buildings. It offers a walkable town center with local shops, weekly markets, and dining venues, served by local public transport and upcoming railway services.

Harbut Law Holiday Cottages - The Milking Parlour

This cottage is a cosy, homely 18th-century barn conversion situated near Alston, a historic market town with cobbled streets, offering a peaceful countryside setting with scenic views over the South Tyne Valley and easy access to Hadrian's Wall and local walks.

The Old Stables - Number 3

The Old Stables in Knitsley, County Durham offers private, peaceful terraced holiday properties set in beautiful countryside with scenic views, ideal for walkers, families and couples seeking a cosy and homely rural retreat.

2 miles from Milecastle 45

Milecastle 45 is the site of a Roman milecastle on Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, England. Visitors can explore the visible earthwork remains and two associated turrets accessible via the Hadrian's Wall Path, situated atop Walltown Crags in a scenic outdoor setting.

Bluebell Farm Cottages - Bluebell Cottage

Bluebell Cottage is a cosy family-friendly self-contained cottage near Bluebell Farm Caravan park and the village of Belford, set in a countryside location close to the coast and suitable for 2 adults and 2 children.

3 miles from Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum

Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum offers visitors both indoor and outdoor experiences with historic house tours, extensive gardens, and a large arboretum. The venue features accessible facilities and a Tea House, and is known for its historical connection to the Earl Grey tea.

The Sandpiper

A modern semi-detached bungalow near Beadnell Bay beach with accommodation for four, including two bedrooms and two bathrooms, suitable for partially disabled guests, featuring an enclosed garden and private parking.

Tanfield Leith Farm Cottages - John Wesley Cottage

This accommodation comprises two converted barns dating back to the 1600s, situated in a peaceful rural setting overlooking the countryside with nearby cycle tracks and close proximity to notable attractions such as Beamish Open Air Museum and the Metro Centre.

3 miles from Dunstanburgh Castle

Dunstanburgh Castle is a historic 14th-century ruined medieval castle located on the Northumberland coast. Visitors can explore extensive castle ruins including the prominent Great Gatehouse, set within a designed medieval landscape with artificial lakes and coastal views. The site also features WWII defensive structures and is part of a protected natural area, owned by the National Trust and managed by English Heritage.

Haven in the Burn

A spacious ground-floor apartment with a country vibe next to woods, featuring a private hot tub, large enclosed garden with sitting-out area, and facilities suitable for families or couples seeking a tranquil rural setting.

3 miles from Heddon on the Wall Hadrian's Wall

Heddon on the Wall is a free-to-access segment of Hadrian's Wall, a historic Roman frontier completed in AD 122 or 123. Visitors can explore this substantial outdoor stretch of the wall and nearby Roman heritage sites, with parking nearby and no entrance fee.

3 miles from Wednesday health walk

7 Oct, 14 Oct…

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.

Stable Cottage

Stable Cottage is a charming and immaculately presented barn conversion in the village of Chatton, featuring a quirky layout with bedrooms on multiple levels and a comfortable living room on the first floor, set within a peaceful countryside location with an enclosed garden and private parking.

3 miles from Chillingham Castle

Chillingham Castle is a 13th-century historic castle in Northumberland offering visitors both indoor and outdoor experiences including castle tours, gardens, lakes, and ghost tours. It features a cafe and is suitable for family visits with private guided tours available.

Paddock Cottage

Paddock Cottage is a traditional semi-detached stone cottage located on a working farm near Morpeth in Northumberland, offering a peaceful rural setting with countryside views and easy access to local villages, heritage sites, and the Northumberland coast for outdoor and heritage exploration.

2 miles from Whalton Manor

Whalton Manor offers a historic East Wing holiday rental featuring period interiors and a large garden originally designed by renowned landscape architects. It provides a unique combination of indoor historic ambiance and extensive outdoor gardens, though it is not dog friendly and not free to enter.

3 miles from Bridgewater Primary Art Exhibition at Belsay Hall

8 Oct–1 Nov (another 23 days)

An exhibition of artwork by Bridgewater Primary School pupils, inspired by nature and Belsay Hall. It features sunflower and tree-themed works, alongside photography and collage created with local artist Lindsey Robinson.

Causey Arch Cottages - Roxy's Cottage

Roxy's is a ground-floor cottage set in the countryside suitable for couples, featuring an open plan living area, kingsize bedroom, shared garden space and private onsite parking.

Near Birkheads Secret Gardens

Birkheads Secret Gardens is a biodiverse hillside garden near Newcastle upon Tyne, featuring formal and cottage gardens, woodland areas, wildflower meadows, an orchard, and specialty themed gardens. Visitors can enjoy plant sales and refreshments during free access times for RHS members.

2 miles from Tuesday health walk

13 Oct, 20 Oct…

Join walk leaders for a relaxed, approximately one-mile stroll along Gibside Avenue. The walk takes place every Tuesday and is described as a gentle health walk.

3 miles from Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian's Wall is a 73-mile Roman frontier built across Northern England featuring ruins of forts, towns, and a visitor centre telling the story of the Roman Empire's northern edge with stunning natural scenery.

2 miles from Allen Banks and Staward Gorge

Allen Banks and Staward Gorge is a large woodland and gorge area with extensive walking trails, rich wildlife including red squirrels, and historic ruins. It offers a natural outdoor experience ideal for families, walkers, and dog owners.

Near Paxton House Gardens

Paxton House gardens offer a scenic outdoor experience with extensive woodland, herbaceous borders, riverside walks, and a children's play area, set around a historic Palladian mansion with vibrant seasonal displays.

Ryecroft Cottage

Ryecroft Cottage is a traditional stone single-storey cottage located in the Northumberland National Park surrounded by open countryside and a private nature reserve, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat for families, friends, or couples.

2 miles from Allen Banks & Staward Gorge

Allen Banks & Staward Gorge is a National Trust property featuring a Victorian garden in a river gorge with woodland, medieval peel tower ruins, and rich wildlife, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Northumberland.

Warenford Cottages - The Granary Cottage

The Granary Cottage is a peaceful and secluded holiday home set in a village setting near Bamburgh, surrounded by countryside and close to historical and natural attractions.

Felmoor Cabin Escapes - Aquila

A detached lodge in Northumberland set on Felmoor Park with open-plan living, two bedrooms, private hot tub, front garden with sitting area, and private parking for one car, welcoming up to four guests and two dogs.

The Cockles

The Cockles is a detached property located in a quiet countryside setting near Morpeth with close proximity to coastal and rural attractions, suitable for couples or small families.

2 miles from Finchale Priory

Finchale Priory is a historic Benedictine monastery ruin located by the River Wear near Durham, featuring extensive medieval remains and a hermitage site, managed by English Heritage for public visits.

3 miles from History of Durham city walk

13 Oct, 20 Oct…

Join a guided walk from Crook Hall Gardens to explore Durham’s history, from its Anglo-Saxon origins onwards. The approximately two-mile route visits the city centre before returning to the gardens.

Bees Cottage

Bees Cottage is a three-bedroomed cottage in a rural farm setting near the Northumberland coast with scenic countryside views, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere suitable for families and nature enthusiasts.

2 miles from Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian's Wall is a historic Roman defensive fortification running across northern England, featuring ruins of forts, milecastles, and turrets. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site notable for cultural and historical significance, with a popular walking trail following its route.

2 miles from Gibside

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.

2 miles from Hidden Gibside, a history walk for those seeking a challenge

10 Oct, 15 Nov

A historian leads a challenging six-mile walk around Gibside, exploring its industrial past, the Bowes family and historic remains hidden across the estate.

Tern Point

A contemporary ground floor apartment located close to Beadnell Bay's sandy beach, offering a bright and airy setting suitable for couples or small families, with nearby village amenities and coastal leisure activities.

Proctors Stead Cottages - Seascape

Seascape is a homely cottage located on a small farm near the hamlet of Dunstan in Northumberland, close to the seashore and countryside with peaceful surroundings and scenic views including Dunstanburgh Castle.

Church View

A semi-detached house in the historic market town of Alnwick adjacent to St Paul’s Church, offering views, an enclosed garden, private parking, and convenient access to shops, pubs, and nearby coastal and countryside attractions.

Cairnswood

A bright and comfortable lodge in a quiet country park setting with a private hot tub on the deck, suitable for couples or small families, close to lake and wildlife, with on-site restaurant and parking.

3 miles from Bellingham, Northumberland

Bellingham is a village in Northumberland popular with walkers and cyclists on the Pennine Way, featuring a local heritage centre, historic church, waterfalls, and traditional bastle houses nearby.

Heckley Cottages - Heckley Cottage

Heckley Cottage is a detached stone-built holiday bungalow located on a quiet 14-acre estate near the historical town of Alnwick, offering views over open countryside and a large private garden in a rural setting.

Clover Cottage

Clover Cottage is a charming stone holiday cottage located in Northumberland, set within the peaceful Burgham Park Golf Course and surrounded by scenic countryside, offering a homely and laid-back retreat with traditional charm and modern comforts.

Eider Cottage

This is a compact, self-contained bungalow situated near the entrance of a small, quiet cul de sac in the coastal village of Embleton, providing peaceful and scenic views of open fields with the sea as a backdrop, and easy access to the golden sands of Embleton Bay.

3 miles from Gibside

Gibside is a Grade I-listed Georgian landscape garden near Rowlands Gill featuring historic ruins, extensive walking trails, and family-friendly outdoor activities including adventure play areas and den building. The venue includes a café, bookshop, and hosts seasonal events and guided tours, welcoming visitors and dogs alike.

3 miles from The autumn almanac

8 Oct–8 Nov (another 30 days)

The autumn almanac is a season-long programme at Gibside featuring autumn décor, exhibitions, floristry workshops, a poetry walk, a Head Gardener’s talk, apple tastings, forest bathing and heritage pottery glazing.

Rothbury Cottage

A homely cottage in the heart of Rothbury village, set in a quiet cul-de-sac with a wrap-around garden and patio, suitable for families and groups wanting a peaceful rural stay with nearby historic and countryside attractions.

Fallodon Burnhouses

This charming ground-floor cottage, set in a rural location near Embleton beaches, features spacious accommodation with three bedrooms and a large garden with private woodland.

2 miles from Ros Hill

Ros Hill is a prominent hill in Northumberland featuring a 3,000-year-old Iron Age hillfort, panoramic views including visible castles, and a unique walk-in toposcope, offering an outdoor experience for visitors interested in history and nature.

Cobblestone Cottage

Cobblestone Cottage is a tranquil retreat located in the Village Farm development near Seahouses, offering a cozy setting for small families or couples with easy access to scenic beaches and natural attractions.

3 miles from Sewingshields Wall - Hadrian's Wall

Sewingshields Wall is a scenic section of Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, offering outdoor exploration of historical Roman and prehistoric sites along a 1.5 mile walk from Housesteads Roman Fort. The site features impressive views and nearby amenities including food and parking.