Rothbury, Coquetdale & National Park - Self Catering HOLIDAY AND SHORT BREAKS GUIDE 2010
NORTH SHARPERTON FARM COTTAGE SELF CATERING WHITTON LODGE SELF CATERING
4 Star traditional farm cottage in picturesque
valley hamlet overlooking the River Coquet in
wild hill country. Comfortable rooms. Log fire.
Ms Carolyn Banks, North Sharperton Farm,
Sharperton, Rothbury, Northumberland NE65 7AE
T: 01669 650321 E:
nsharpfarm@alncom.net
www.northsharperton.co.uk
PER WEEK: £165 min – £395 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 5 ˙
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CAIRN RIGG COTTAGE SELF CATERING Located on St Oswald's Way. 4 Star listed lodge in grounds of Arts and Crafts Whitton Grange.
Spacious, comfortable, idyllic, tranquil setting. Ample off street parking. Large garden.
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Cosy, detached stone cottage set in quiet
Continually updated. WiFi. Children, walkers, cyclists welcome. Non smoking. No pets.
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country lane on edge of Rothbury. Ideal for all
Rothbury 1/2 mile. Easy access to National Trust properties, coast, Hadrian's Wall and Kielder.
types of country lovers.
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Mr G Lockwood, 16 Simonside View, Rothbury,
Mrs Maggie Monaghan, Whitton Grange, Whitton, Nr Rothbury,
Northumberland NE65 7YQ
Northumberland NE65 7RL T: 01669 620929 E:
maggie.monaghan@btinternet.com
T: 01669 620683
www.cottage-northumberland.co.uk
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grahamlockwood@btinternet.com
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www.cairnrigg.co.uk
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PER WEEK: £261 min – £627 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 6
PER WEEK: £210 min – £360 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 1-3 ˙
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LOW ALWINTON COTTAGES FOUR WINGATES COTTAGE
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19th century stone cottage in peaceful hamlet.
Generous garden and drive. Coast, countryside,
lovely walks and wildlife all very accessible.
Mrs Marilyn Chalk, The Old School, Wingates,
Longhorsley, Northumberland NE65 8RW
T: 01670 788655 E:
northcroftmc@aol.com
www.northumberland-cottage-holidays.co.uk
PER WEEK: £230 min – £390 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 3
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Luxury accommodation set in a wooded valley on the River Coquet in the heart of BRACKENLEA, HARBOTTLE SELF CATERING
Northumberland’s National Park renowned for its wildlife and beauty. Whether you’re looking
to escape city living, want an adventure with the kids, or are planning a romantic break,
Lovely well equipped cottage in the
Low Alwinton Cottages can provide the holiday you’ve dreamed of.
Northumberland National Park, near Alnwick.
An ideal base for exploring Northumberland.
Mr Eammon Gribben, 12 Parkshiel, South Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE34 8BU
T: 0191 420 4919 E:
eamonngribben@blueyonder.co.uk
www.lowalwinton.co.uk
Mr John Dalrymple, 15 Wellway Court,
Morpeth, Northumberland NE61 1BW
PER WEEK: £195 min – £595 max UNITS: 5 SLEEPS: 28 T: 01670 519629
PER WEEK: £205 min – £415 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 3
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RYECROFT COTTAGE, SHARPERTON SELF CATERING STONECROP COTTAGE SELF CATERING
Idyllic, peaceful setting within stunning scenery of National Park. Walk from door onto hills, 19thC Granary tastefully furnished with antique furniture but with a contemporary twist in the
watch teeming wildlife from window. Log fire, enclosed garden, off-road parking. Central for all picturesque village of Alwinton within the National Park. Ensuite ground floor bedroom.
attractions. From our Visitors' Book: "clean, comfortable and homely"; "best equipped cottage Kitchen diner with multifuel stove. First floor large sitting room with multifuel stove and
we've ever rented"; "surrounding views are beautiful"; "would recommend without hesitation". fabulous views along the coquet valley. Additional bathroom.
Mrs Rosalind Kerven, Mrs Maureen Mason,
Swindonburn Cottage West, Sharperton, Morpeth, Northumberland NE65 7AP Courtyard Garden, 10 Prudhoe Street, Alnwick, Northumberland NE661UW
T: 01669 640291 E:
roskerven@hotmail.com T: 01665 603393 E:
info@stonecrop-alwinton.com www.stonecrop-alwinton.com
PER WEEK: £300 min – £500 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 4 + COT PER WEEK: £350 min – £550 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 2+2
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