This charming mid-terrace cottage is located in the heart of the popular town of Wooler, which is widely regarded as the gateway to the Cheviot Hills. Situated on the edge of a stunning national park, Wooler Common (1.5 miles) has official Dark Sky status, offering guests an unparalleled opportunity to stargaze. From the doorstep, guests can walk to a wide range of shops, pubs, cafes, and restaurants, as well as enjoy activities such as golfing and strolling by the river. The location of this cottage provides access to a plethora of walking, running, and cycling trails. Other nearby attractions include the ruins of the former King of Northumbria's palace at Ad Gefrin, (0.2 miles). To explore the coastal villages, guests can take a 16-mile drive to Bamburgh or an 18-mile drive to Seahouses and witness the beauty of the beaches and magnificent castle.
Step into the cosy lounge with comfy seating where there is plenty of space for two couples or a small family, and unwind in front of the electric fire after a day’s activities in the fresh air. Sit with a drink and warm your toes, dive into one of the many books, listen to some music, or catch up with your favourite shows on the TV. The kitchen is stocked with everything you need including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher. You can sit up at the table for sociable mealtimes and plan holiday activities over a coffee. When you are ready to enjoy a good night’s sleep, head upstairs to find the two double bedrooms. The shared family bathroom has a clean and contemporary feel, with a bath and shower over.
The outside of the property is accessed via the kitchen to the rear and past the double garage, a secret garden with plenty of space to dine and entertain or have a kickabout.