HADRIAN’S WALL COUNTRY – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
WESTFIELD B&B B&B
WYDON FARM FARMHOUSE
A 1920s stone built house, formerly the village
shop. Wonderful views over open countryside.
On the Stanegate Roman road.
PPPN: £32 min – £50 max
ROOMS: 1D 1T 1F 2ES
Mrs Y Routledge, Newbrough
Northumberland NE47 5AR
T: 01434 674241 E: byhexham@aol.com
www.westfieldbandb.co.uk
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Luxurious barn conversion on working National Trust Farm. Delicious Northumbrian
farmhouse breakfasts using our own free range eggs and local sausages. Fishing available
on the River South Tyne. All rooms ground floor and are ensuite. Secure storage for cycles.
“Famous hills, plains, rivers, castles,
Pick ups and drop offs can be arranged for walkers and cyclists.
villages, pele towers and battlefields lie
PPPN: (B&B) £32 min – £40 max (single rooms £50) ROOMS: 1D 2TR 3ES
stretched like a beautiful picture before the
Mrs L Ogle, Wydon Farm, Haltwhistle NE49 0LG
T: 01434 321702 M: 07808 208 052
delighted gaze...”
E: stay@wydon-haltwhistle.co.uk www.wydon-haltwhistle.co.uk
Tomlinson’s Guide to Northumberland
SILVER C13
HADRIAN’S WALL COUNTRY – SELF-CATERING
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M Overlooking historic Hadrian’s Wall with
Listed 18th century cottage five miles north
panoramic views over open countryside. Ideally
of Hexham. In Humshaugh. Ideal for touring,
situated as a holiday base in Northumberland.
not far from Hadrian’s Wall.
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PER WEEK: £315 min – £475 max
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 5-6
PER WEEK: £200 min – £250 max
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 3
Mrs B Amos, 1 East Town House
Heddon-on-the-Wall
Mrs G Dodds, East Farm House
Northumberland NE15 0DR Humshaugh NE46 4AT
T: 01661 852277 F: 01661 853063 T: 01434 689150
E: amos.beryl@googlemail.com
E: eastfarmcottage@btinternet.com
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Superb award-winning stone cottages on 17th century working farm on Hadrian’s Wall,
recently refurbished to the highest standard. Log fires, peaceful, breathtaking views,
walking, private fishing on pretty lake, birdwatching. Ideal central base for Hadrian’s Wall
trail. Five minutes to main Roman sites, day trips to the Lakes, Holy Island and Scotland.
PER WEEK: £250 min – £600 max UNITS: 3 SLEEPS: 12
Mrs Gibson, Gibbs Hill Farm, Once Brewed, Bardon Mill, Hexham
Northumberland NE47 7AP T/F: 01434 344030
E: val@gibbshillfarm.co.uk www.gibbshillfarm.co.uk
Relax and unwind in the comfort of your own cosy rural retreat. Whether your perfect D13
holiday involves beautiful walks - we’re only a mile from the most dramatic, best preserved
sections of Hadrian’s Wall - or taking it easy, Common House Farm has it all. With
unparalleled views along the South Tyne valley, you can watch lambs playing in the
sunshine, or listen to the call of curlews in the fields around you. It is a charming place
HIGH DALTON COTTAGE SELF-CATERING
for a holiday; well insulated and heated by our bio-mass boiler, our recently refurbished
cottages are perfect for out of season holidays too.
Cosy farm cottage, exposed beams, wood-burning
stove. Beautiful woodland and moorland walks.
PER WEEK: £225 min – £450 max UNITS: 5 SLEEPS: 12 Racecourse, Hadrian’s Wall and golf nearby.
Mr & Mrs Currie, Common House Farm, Melkridge
PER WEEK: £285 min – £665 max
Northumberland NE49 9PF
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 6
T: 01434 321680
Mrs J Stobbs, High Dalton Farm
E: stay@commonhousefarm.com www.commonhousefarm.com
Hexham, Northumberland NE46 2LB
T: 01434 673320
E: stobbsjudy@aol.com
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