Stonecrop

Description

This delightful cottage has been skilfully created from a former 19th century granary and enjoys splendid views along the Coquet Valley. The accommodation occupies the whole of the ground floor of the owner's home.  Nestling in the picturesque village of Alwinton, it stands amongst some of the most outstandingly beautiful and unspoilt countryside in Northumberland. The area is a paradise for the hill walker, angler and mountain biker or for those just wanting to enjoy the peace and seclusion of the countryside. Situated within the Northumberland National Park, Stonecrop is well placed for travelling to Hadrian's Wall, Kielder Water and the spectacular Heritage coast. The attractive market town of Rothbury is 10 miles and just beyond this is Cragside, now owned by the National Trust. This magnificent house and country park, formerly home of Lord Armstrong, industrialist and entrepreneur, was the first property in the country to be lit by hydroelectricity. Now owned by the National Trust this Victorian creation is a cross between an English manor house and a Bavarian Schloss.

Ground floor - Entrance hall. 

Kitchen/diner with multi-fuel stove, electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and access to conservatory and very secluded garden.  

Bedroom 1 - Super king-size bed, en-suite bathroom with over bath shower and WC.

Electricity and partial night storage heating included.  Fuel for stoves provided.  Wi-Fi (small charge).  Highchair.  Sorry no cot.  Enclosed garden with patio furniture.  Off road parking.  Shops/PO 10 miles in Rothbury. Pub in village.  Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well behaved dogs welcome. Electric Car charging point in village.