Find Northumberland Holiday Cottages in The North of England

Northumberland has a wealth of natural beauty and plenty of lovely Northumberland holiday cottages to stay in and explore its parks, the North Pennines National Park and its dramatic North Sea coast. Enjoy a walk and a Roman history lesson exploring Hadrian's Wall, a world heritage site. The Holy Island of Lindisfarne off the coast saw the beginning of Christianity in Britain. Alnwick Park, with probably the most exquisite contemporary garden in the United Kingdom, Howick Hall and the Cragside Estate will all be of great interest to the gardener in the family. Also in Alnwick is the Alnwick Tree-house Restaurant; eat high up in the treetops in a treehouse with (in winter) a roaring log fire. The coastline around Northumberland is wild and beautiful and a special place for self-catering cottage holidays on the North East coast.

Two-lawns and a path ead to a stone-built terraced cotage with a foor-to-ceiling wide front window.
  • Sleeps 6
  • Bedrooms 3

The Red Barn, a superb 18th-century rural cottage in unspoilt open countryside near the rural hamlet of Longframlington near Alnwick in Northumberland, offers cosy accommodation for families and groups of up to six on holiday in North East England.

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Exterior and front garden of a 2-storey stone-built Northumberland holidy cottage.
  • Sleeps 5
  • Bedrooms 2

Townfoot Cottage offers families and pets a marriage of old-world charm and modern luxury in a Grade II-listed Northumberland holiday cottage in a quiet village near Otterburn. Originally a cow byre, this renovated rural cottage retains its open fire and other original wooden and stone features.

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Away from the magnificent Northumberland coastline with long deserted stretches of sand, there is so much more to explore inland - and plenty of holiday cottages in which to stay. Visit Kielder, a vast reservoir and forest with watersports, wildlife and sculpture trails, or spend your days in a cottage on the Scottish borders, exploring Hadrian's Wall Country. Take time to visit the vibrant city of Newcastle, which has impressive cultural attractions. These include the Baltic Gallery and The Sage, a busy music centre, or stroll the heritage and sculpture trails along Newcastle and Gateshead historic waterside.