ALNWICK COUNTRYSIDE – GUEST ACCOMMODATION
ALNWICK LODGE GUEST ACCOMMODATION
CRAWLEY FARMHOUSE FARMHOUSE
A hidden gem with spectacular views of
the Cheviot Hills. Very peaceful location.
Spacious rooms. Centrally situated for
exploring Northumberland.
PPPN: (B&B) £30 min – £80 max
ROOMS: 1S 1D 2T 1ES
Mrs N Birnie, Crawley Farmhouse
Powburn, Alnwick NE66 4JA
T: 01665 578413
E: crawleyfarmhouse@hotmail.co.uk
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Set amidst wonderful countryside, the 18th century buildings provide a delightful courtyard
LIMETREE COTTAGE B&B
setting for 15 ensuite bedrooms, antique gallery and 4 large, versatile rooms suitable for
Delightful cottage in rural village. Open fire.
private and corporate entertaining. All fully equipped and with internet access. We boast
Ideal for exploring coast and hills. Bedrooms
great hospitality, log fires and fabulous facilities.
are on ground floor. Private parking.
PPPN: (B&B) £35 min – £65 max ROOMS: 3S 3D 3T 4TR 2SU 15ES
PPPN: £32 min – £35 max
Mr & Mrs P J Smith, West Cawledge Park, Alnwick NE66 2HJ
ROOMS: 2D 2ES
T: 01665 604363 or 01665 603377
Mrs V Whillis, Limetree Cottage
E: bookings@alnwicklodge.com www.alnwicklodge.com
38 Eglingham Village, Alnwick NE66 2TX
T: 01665 578322
E: viwhillis@aol.com
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LOW HEDGELEY FARM FARMHOUSE Did you know...?
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Situated at the foot of the Cheviot Hills and an
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ideal base for visiting Alnwick countryside and
“Owing to its high latitude,
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the Northumberland National Park.

Northumberland is one of the driest of
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PPPN: (B&B) £37.50 min – £40 max
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ROOMS: 1D 1T
English counties and, with an average
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Mrs Vickers, Low Hedgeley Farm
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Powburn, Alnwick NE66 4JD
of 1,300 hours of sunshine per year,
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T: 01665 578815 &
E: dianavickers@hotmail.com
one of the sunniest.”

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ALNWICK COUNTRYSIDE – SELF-CATERING
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ALN VALLEY COTTAGES SELF-CATERING
BREAMISH VALLEY COTTAGES

SELF-CATERING
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Superbly equipped cottages in peaceful grounds
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amid spectacular countryside close to Alnwick,
the Cheviots, Northumberland National Park and
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heritage coast. Ensuite bedrooms.
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PER WEEK: £295 min - max £575
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Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 4BE A
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BOG MILL HOLIDAY COTTAGES SELF-CATERING
Breamish Valley Cottages lie at the mouth of one of Northumberland’s most beautiful
valleys in a marvellous area for walking and cycling and only half an hour from our
renowned coastline.
We have a superb range of leisure facilities including indoor pool, sauna, hot tub,
steam room, gym and games room. Outside, guests can enjoy all weather tennis, croquet,
Superb, spacious cottages converted from 18thC farm buildings. Secure storage for cycles.
putting, football and an adventure playground.
One mile from the historic and picturesque town of Alnwick and three miles from beach.
Ideally situated between Cheviot Hills and magnificent Heritage Coast. Perfect base for
Our luxuriously appointed cottages will ensure a comfortable and relaxing holiday in every
beaches, castles, walking, bird watching, National Trust properties – or just relaxing!
season of the year.
PER WEEK: £220 min – £630 max UNITS: 3 SLEEPS: 2-4
PER WEEK: £320 min – £1895 max UNITS: 13 SLEEPS: 2-8
Mrs A Mason, Bog Mill, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 3PA
Mrs M Moralee, Branton, Powburn, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 4LW
T: 01665 604529 F: 01665 606972
T/F: 01665 578263
E: stay@bogmill.co.uk www.bogmill.co.uk
E: peter@breamishvalley.co.uk www.breamishvalley.co.uk
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