North of England
Scotland
North of England
Scotland

With space for up to four guests in two beautiful bedrooms, this characterful getaway sits in Yarrow within the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park, less than a mile from Kielder Water & Forest Park, one of the most remarkable places to visit in the UK, especially for anyone interested in nature, wildlife, stargazing, water sports, walking, cycling, fishing and other outdoor activities. The area is rich in wildlife, including the famous Kielder ospreys that return each spring to hunt over the reservoir.
Enjoy walking and cycling along the Lakeside Way, watching falcons, eagles, hawks, kites and owls at the Birds of Prey Centre (5 miles), or exploring the world?class Kielder Observatory for unforgettable stargazing. As night falls, Elf Kirk Viewpoint (2 miles) offers breathtaking dark?sky vistas, and after a day of adventure, the welcoming local pub is just 0.5 miles from your door.
Enormous character fills every room of this wonderful property, which successfully blends original features with modern luxuries. There are delightful touches everywhere, including antique furnishings, quirky collections and eclectic works of art.
Enter the single-storey cottage into the impressive kitchen, where the cook of the holiday will have everything they need to put together delicious meals, including a handy microwave and air fryer. This room flows through to a cosy lounge/diner, where there are comfortable sofas and a Smart TV that’s cleverly disguised as one of the framed pictures.
As you dine, you’ll have a wonderful view of the countryside at the front of the property and beyond. From here, a step leads up to the hallway and the front entrance, where you'll find hooks for outdoor clothing and a luxurious, Victorian-style bathroom, which features a large, walk-in shower.
Two shallow steps from the lounge/diner lead to the snug, where a wood burner is set into the inglenook fireplace, back-lit to add to the atmosphere. This is a perfect space in which to unwind: plush sofas are arranged to encourage conversation and relaxation, perhaps reading a good book, playing a game of chess or inspecting maps to plan your next day’s adventures.