Hexham, Northumbria

1 Bedroom Cottage in Hexham

Runrig is a 1 bedroom dog friendly property in Northumbria, England

Runrig is a dog friendly holiday cottage.

2 guests
1 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
1 dog allowed

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Perched along the northernmost tip of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this charming cottage is surrounded by spellbinding countryside. Offering idyllic and secluded holiday accommodation for two, this delightful property is set within the grounds of a Georgian farmhouse and makes a fabulous base for exploring Northumberland. Tastefully decorated and featuring exposed ceiling beams, this lovely cottage is close to both Hexham and the remains of Hadrian’s Wall and makes a perfect bolthole for a couple seeking a romantic retreat in beautiful surroundings. On entering this spacious and airy cottage, the dual-aspect open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner provides a fantastic space for you to unwind in. The delightful lounge has plenty of seating and a Smart TV so you can settle back with a good book or movie. You can enjoy a romantic meal for two around the central dining table, and the stylishly designed and fully equipped kitchen is a pleasure to cook in. Exploring this lovely single-level property further, the king-size bedroom has a high ceiling and exposed beams as well as a tasteful en-suite shower room. Stepping outside, the courtyard is shared with the neighbouring holiday cottage and features a patio table and chairs which provides a lovely spot for a morning coffee as you plan the day’s activities. Beyond the cottage you will also have access to three acres of shared parkland. Hexham (2.5 miles) is known for its historic abbey and its popular racecourse, and has a range of great places to eat and drink. The town is a fantastic base for following the route of Hadrian’s Wall, with nearby attractions including Corbridge Roman Town, Vindolanda, the Temple of Mithras and Housesteads Roman Fort (all within 15 miles). The cottage is also close to the North Pennines (3.5 miles) and Northumberland National Park (10 miles).