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Whittle Dene Reservoir House is a Grade II listed, Tudor-style detached house sitting directly on the banks of Whittle Dene Reservoir in Stamfordham, Northumberland. Built in 1848 by architect John Dobson, it was originally the superintendent's house for the Gateshead and Newcastle Water Company. The two-storey octagonal tower and grand original features make this one of the most architecturally striking holiday properties in the North East. Newcastle-upon-Tyne is just a 25-minute drive away.
The house stands in its own enclosed garden right at the water's edge. A fenced lake sits just 3 yards from the property. The private hot tub for six overlooks the reservoir and the garden has seating, furniture and BBQ space.
Whittle Dene Reservoir House is a Grade II listed, Tudor-style detached house sitting directly on the banks of Whittle Dene Reservoir in Stamfordham, Northumberland. Built in 1848 by architect John Dobson, it was originally the superintendent's house for the Gateshead and Newcastle Water Company.
The two-storey octagonal tower and grand original features make this one of the most architecturally striking holiday properties in the North East. Newcastle-upon-Tyne is just a 25-minute drive away.
The house stands in its own enclosed garden right at the water's edge. A fenced lake sits just 3 yards from the property.
The private hot tub for six overlooks the reservoir and the garden has seating, furniture and BBQ space. A bird hide and picnic area are on site.
Coarse fishing at the reservoir and Hadrian's Wall walks are close by.
Sleeping up to 6 guests across 3 bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a kingsize bed, roll-top bath, walk-in dressing room and ensuite toilet.
Bedroom 2 has a double bed. Bedroom 3 has two singles.
The dining room features an inglenook woodburner with reservoir views.
Hadrian's Wall (10 miles), Vindolanda Roman Fort (18 miles, 30 mins), Hexham Abbey (8 miles, 15 mins) and Corbridge Roman Town (10 miles, 20 mins) are all within easy reach.
Whittle Dene Reservoir House suits families, groups and special occasions. Spacious, luxurious and packed with character this is a genuinely special base for exploring Northumberland.
What makes Whittle Dene Reservoir House a brilliant stay?
A six-person hot tub sits in the private garden overlooking the water. Perfect for evenings after a day exploring Northumberland.
Built in 1848 by John Dobson with a Tudor-style octagonal tower and grand original features throughout the property.
The kingsize master bedroom has an in-room roll-top bath positioned to take in Northumbrian dark skies through the window.
The dining room has a woodburner set in an inglenook fireplace with uninterrupted views across the reservoir.
Shaker kitchen with a gas range, Nespresso machine, De'Longhi accessories and a PlayStation 4 in the snug for rainy days.
Up to two dogs are welcome at the property. There's ample boot and coat storage in the entrance lobby after muddy walks.
Find your way to your perfect hot tub retreat
To reach Whittle Dene Reservoir House by car, head towards Stamfordham in Northumberland and follow signs for the reservoir. The property has a gated entrance and a gravelled driveway with parking for three vehicles on arrival.
The nearest mainline station is Newcastle-upon-Tyne, approximately 25 minutes by car from the property. From there a taxi or hire car is the most practical way to reach the house.
Things to do and places to visit near Whittle Dene Reservoir House
Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family...
A travel cot and highchair are available on site. The PlayStation 4 in the snug keeps older kids entertained indoors. Outside there is a large enclosed garden with BBQ space. The reservoir bird hide is a short walk away. Note: the lake is 3 yards from the property and is fenced.
The master bedroom has a kingsize bed, roll-top bath, walk-in dressing room and a feature fireplace. The hot tub for six overlooks the reservoir. Cosy evenings by the inglenook woodburner with reservoir views and a Nespresso coffee machine in the kitchen. Newcastle is 25 minutes away for a night out.
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What you can reach on foot from Whittle Dene Reservoir House
A short walk away you'll find the Whittle Dene Reservoir shoreline, a bird hide and picnic area on site. A pub and restaurant is just 0.75 miles away on foot. The surrounding Northumberland countryside offers walks directly from the door.
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