WOOLER, FORD & ETAL AND THE TILL VALLEY – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
TILLMOUTH PARK COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL THE COACH HOUSE AT CROOKHAM GUEST ACCOMMODATION
A Place To Escape
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Surrounded by private parkland and rolling countryside, Tillmouth Park has been offering
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first-rate guest accommodation for over 60 years. The fine traditions are still upheld to
Seventeenth Century listed Dower House with traditional bedrooms and exposed beams. O
ensure every guest has the very best service, accommodation and experience.
Tastefully converted courtyard rooms offer spacious, fully equipped and disabled-friendly
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accommodation. Vaulted residents’ lounge and bar features a large open fire, leather and
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This peaceful retreat has only fourteen stylish and individual bedrooms. You can experience
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suede sofas and views over the terrace to the orchard and surrounding hills. The perfect ,
complete luxury in one of the fabulous State Rooms with a sumptuous four poster bed, a
location to explore the Scottish Borders, Northumberland coastline and Alnwick. Offering
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spacious lounge area and breathtaking views.
unsurpassed hospitality in extremely comfortable surroundings. Fine fresh home cooked
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From a real Northumberland breakfast or a delicious dinner towards the end of the day, you food with afternoon tea served. Fully licensed. Your home in the country.
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are guaranteed carefully prepared fresh local produce in beautiful surroundings.
PPPN: (B&B) £37 min – £52 max ROOMS: 5D 5T 10ES
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PPPN: (B&B) from £71 min – £102.50 max ROOMS: 1S 7D 6T 14ES
Mr & Mrs T L Rutter, The Coach House, Crookham
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Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland TD12 4UU Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland TD12 4TD A
T: 01890 882255 F: 01890 882540 T: 01890 820293
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reception@tillmouthpark.f9.co.uk www.tillmouthpark.co.uk E:
stay@coachhousecrookham.com www.coachhousecrookham.com
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TILLMOUTH OLD SCHOOL HOUSE B&B WINTON HOUSE B&B
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Beautifully tranquil surroundings perfectly
Edwardian house, spacious rooms. Quiet
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situated for Northumberland and Scottish
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Borders. Offering warm, welcoming, relaxing
location. Walkers and cyclists welcome (drying
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sanctuary and home cooking.
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PPPN: £36 min - £40 max
touring this unspoilt area.
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ROOMS: 1S 1D/T 2ES PPPN: £27 min £33 max ROOMS: 2D 1T 2ES
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Mrs J Hodgson, Tillmouth Old School House
Tillmouth, Cornhill-on-Tweed TD12 4UT
Mr Gilbert, 39 Glendale Road, Wooler
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T: 01890 882463
Northumberland NE71 6DL
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noelhodgson@btinternet.com
T: 01668 281362 E:
stay@wintonhouse.eu
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www.tillmouthschoolhouse.co.uk
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WOOLER FORD & ETAL AND THE TILL VALLEY – SELF-CATERING
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BARMOOR SOUTH MOOR SELF-CATERING BARMOOR SOUTH MOOR INDIVIDUAL CARAVAN N
Comfortable cottage on working farm with Small peaceful site adjacent to farmyard of
magnificent views to Cheviots. Ideal base for working farm. Ideal base for coast, hills and
coast, hills and Scottish borders. Scottish borders.
PER WEEK: £200 min - £410 max
PER WEEK: £180 min - £315 max
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 4
UNITS: 2 STATIC SLEEPS: 6
Mrs A Gold, Barmoor South Moor, Lowick
Mrs A Gold, Barmoor South Moor, Lowick
Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 2QF
Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 2QF
T: 01289 388205
T: 01289 388205
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barryandanngold@aol.com E:
barryandanngold@aol.com
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Approximately 25% of
Northumberland lies within
the boundaries of the
Northumberland National Park
and 80% of Northumberland lies
Look out for these symbols which indicate
properties which offer particularly good facilities
north of Hadrian’s Wall. for Cyclists, Walkers, Pets and Families.
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