Dunsdale House

College Valley Dunsdale House

People:

8

Bedrooms:

4

Baths:

3

Dogs:

3

This traditional harled Northumbrian stone farmhouse which sits alone on the foot of Cheviot is surrounded by beautiful and totally unspoilt scenery with panoramic views from all windows.

A truly idyllic and remote hideaway accessed by a single-track road, the nearest neighbour is over a mile away.

Sleeps:

8 adults

Minimum Stay:

3 nights

Location:

NE71 6TS

Property Features

Downstairs bedrooms:

  • 1 x super king-size (ensuite).
  • 1 x twin (en-suite) with zip and link beds.

Upstairs bedrooms:

  • 1 x twin room (with three-quarter beds).
  • 1 x twin with zip and link beds.
  • These 2 bedrooms share a bathroom.

*Zip and link means the 2 single beds can be made up as 1 x superking on request at time of booking.

  • Bed linen, electric blankets and towels provided. Comfy beds.
  • Fast, unlimited Wi-Fi
  • Spacious sitting room with open fire (logs provided)
  • Dining room with wonderful views up Bizzle Crags.
  • Well-equipped kitchen with dual fuel cooking range
  • Large utility room, washing machine and tumble dryer.
  • Bathroom (upstairs). Seperate WC (downstairs).
  • Large enclosed garden with furniture and charcoal barbecue.
  • Smart TV (no digital TV reception)
  • Oil central heating
  • Dogs welcome in kitchen. 2 kennels with runs. Please read our dog policy here.
  • 27 miles to the Northumberland Coast
  • 13 miles to a pub/shop.

**Bookings can start any day of the week**


♥ What we love that makes Dunsdale special……

 

  • Sits at the very foot of Cheviot, the highest peak in the area – 815m high
  • The wonderful wild cherries to pick on the doorstep.
  • The heather clad moorland in Summer.
  • Enjoying sitting by the stream just in front of the property and reading.
  • Having a relaxing bath while looking at the views

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Getting here

Traveling by Car:

From the South:
Leave the A1 for the A697 north of Morpeth, signed for Coldstream. Stay on the road until a couple of miles north of Wooler; at Akeld buildings there is a left turn signposted to Kirknewton and Yetholm. Turn left and follow the road for three miles. Go through Kirknewton and over the little bridge, just after the bridge there are some cottages on the left. At the end of the cottages turn left, signposted to Hethpool.

From the North:
Take the A697 south from the A68. Cross the bridge into England at Coldstream and through Cornhill and Crookham. South of Crookham take the second right – soon after the left to Ford Castle – Go past Flodden and over a cross roads, pass several buildings on your left and at the bottom of a hill where the road swings round to the right turn left, which is actually going straight on. Cross the river and when you come to a T-junction turn left. Follow the road past Kilham until you come to a row of cottages on the right, immediately before the cottages turn right signposted Hethpool.

By Rail:
The Valley is not easily accessed by public transport, however the East Coast mainline stations of Alnmouth and Berwick are within easy travelling distance. Regular bus services are available to Wooler from each station, and, if willing to continue, a bus can be caught to Kirknewton. From there you would have roughly an hours walk to the Valley.

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