Alnwick Countryside - Self Catering
CHEVIOT HOLIDAY COTTAGES SELF CATERING BREAMISH VALLEY COTTAGES SELF CATERING
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"A hidden gem in Northumberland National Park and centrally located to explore both coast Breamish Valley Cottages lie at the mouth of one of Northumberland’s most beautiful
and country". You enter an entirely different world driving along our picturesque river valley
valleys in a marvellous area for walking and cycling and only half an hour from our renowned
towards the oasis of Ingram, a quiet, pretty hamlet nestling in the Cheviot foothills ............
coastline.
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and begin to relax immediately. This award winning five star family owned business is of the
We have a superb range of leisure facilities including indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, steam room,
highest quality offering beautifully located and furnished cottages to ensure your special
gym and games room. Outside, guests can enjoy all weather tennis, croquet, putting, football
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holiday is enjoyable and stress free. Wonderfully peaceful river valley setting with abundant
and an adventure playground.
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wildlife, excellent walking/cycling quite simply on your doorstep. Safe enclosed mature
Our luxuriously appointed cottages will ensure a comfortable and relaxing holiday in every
gardens, trampoline/young children's play area.
season of the year.
Mrs Trysha Stephenson
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Cheviot Holiday Cottages, The Old Rectory
Ingram, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 4LJ
T: 01665 578236
Mrs M Moralee, Branton, Powburn, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 4LW
E:
trysha@cheviotholidaycottages.co.uk
T/F: 01665 578263 E:
peter@breamishvalley.co.uk
www.cheviotholidaycottages.co.uk
www.breamishvalley.co.uk
PER WEEK: £450 min – £1420 max UNITS: 9 SLEEPS: 2-8 PER WEEK: £325 min – £1895 max UNITS: 13 SLEEPS: 2-8
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BOG MILL HOLIDAY COTTAGES SELF CATERING VILLAGE FARM, SHILBOTTLE SELF CATERING
Superb spacious cottages converted from 18thC farm buildings. One mile from the historic Village Farm, situated in a village three miles from Alnwick and unspoilt beaches, offers a
picturesque town of Alnwick and three miles from beach. Ideally situated between Cheviot
warm personal welcome. Open all year round and ideal for families and couples.
hills and magnificent heritage coast. Perfect base for beaches, castles, walking, bird
• Variety of properties equipped to a high standard of comfort, including 17th century
watching, The Alnwick Garden, National Trust properties or just relaxing. The Granary is 5 farmhouse, Scandinavian chalets, cosy cottages.
Star luxury sleeping four with double bedroom ensuite and twin bedroom with bathroom.
• Fantastic inclusive facilities; health club with gym, indoor pool, spa bath, steam room,
Ideal for couples. The Stable sleeps four with double bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom
sauna, relaxation areas and heated loungers.
and open plan living area. The Byre sleeps two with double bedroom, bathroom and open
plan living area. Visit website for full details, prices
• Games room, sports field, tennis court, adventure playground.
and availability. • Beauty therapist, hair salon and riding school.
Mrs Ann Mason, For details, see our website or please call.
Bog Mill, Alnwick,
Northumberland NE66 3PA
Mrs C Stoker, Town Foot Farm, Shilbottle, Alnwick,
T: 01665 604529 M: 07941 339511
Northumberland NE66 2HG
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stay@bogmill.co.uk
T/F: 01665 575591 E:
crissy@villagefarmcottages.co.uk
www.bogmill.co.uk
www.villagefarmcottages.co.uk
PER WEEK: £220 min – £630 max UNITS: 3 SLEEPS: 2-4 PER WEEK: £210 min – £1995 max UNITS: 12 SLEEPS: 2-12
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