Strathmore Lodge

Situated in the stunning Wooler, the gateway to the Cheviots, this family-friendly Victorian retreat steeped in history is perfectly placed for uncovering the natural beauty of Northumberland. Bordering the Northumberland National Park, nestled in the foothills of the Cheviots, the market town of Wooler is a haven for keen outdoor explorers, perfectly placed for discovering the beautiful landscapes of Langleeford, 5.5 miles away, the Ingram Valley, 11.5 miles away, and Linhope Spout, 15.5 miles away.

From boat trips to the picturesque, wildlife haven of the Farne Islands to trekking around the gloriously golden dune landscape, the charming harbourside village of Seahouses, 19 miles away, is a perfect day out for keen coastal explorers and nature lovers alike. The border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, offering two gorgeous beaches, coastal and country river walks, and some lovely cafes, can be reached within 18 miles.

Retaining much of its Victorian charm, the beautiful entrance hallway that welcomes you into this stunning retreat leads you through to the spacious lounge, which centres around an open fire housed within a beautiful period fireplace. A huge bay window looking out to the front of the property offers a lovely view to enjoy as you sit back and relax on the plush sofas.

Boasting a delightful wood burner that adds character, the cosy snug provides a wonderfully homely area perfect for catching up on a good book, whilst the adjoining dining room is the perfect space for socialising with the whole family, flooded with sunlight from the large picture windows overlooking the garden. The heart of this retreat can be found in the stylish, elegant kitchen, which enjoys the perfect mix of classic and contemporary, with marble-style surfaces and chic shaker-style cabinets that exude style and sophistication.

You’ll also find a contemporary shower room on the ground floor. The three bedrooms upstairs echo the rich heritage of the property, whilst providing a peaceful retreat to retire to.