The Lodge in Elsdon, Northumberland, is a beautifully refurbished cottage designed to accommodate two guests in one spacious bedroom. Nestled at the head of Elsdon village, the property boasts stunning views from both the front and rear, enhancing its appeal as a cozy retreat for couples year-round. The cottage features a sunroom that invites natural light and a log-burning stove in the lounge, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. With meticulous attention to detail in its high-specification renovations, The Lodge stands out as an ideal getaway for those seeking tranquility and comfort.
Elsdon is celebrated as the historic capital of Redesdale, often referred to as the 'perfect Northumbrian village.' Set against the backdrop of the Cheviots and bordering the Northumberland National Park, the village is rich in history and features landmarks such as an ancient parish church, a well-preserved pele tower, and remnants of a motte and bailey castle. The picturesque village green and surrounding homes create a charming setting, making Elsdon a popular starting point for walkers and cyclists exploring the scenic countryside. Visitors often stop by the local tearoom, which has become a favored pit-stop for those enjoying the area's natural beauty.
Inside The Lodge, guests will find a thoughtfully designed layout that includes an entrance hall, a spacious kitchen and dining area equipped with modern appliances, and a comfortable lounge with an inglenook fireplace. The first floor features a king-size bedroom, which can be arranged as a twin upon request, and a well-appointed bathroom with both a bath and a separate shower. Additional amenities include private parking, a large enclosed garden, and provisions for a well-behaved dog, making it a convenient option for pet owners. The cottage also offers the possibility of being booked alongside Rose Cottage to accommodate larger groups.
Surrounding Elsdon, Northumberland offers a captivating mix of attractions, from fishing villages and sandy beaches to historic sites like Hadrian’s Wall. The area is characterized by its beautiful countryside, abundant wildlife, and rich history, with numerous listed sites and landmarks to explore. Local amenities, including pubs and shops, are within a short drive, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy cycling and walking along National Cycle Route No 68. The Lodge serves as a perfect base for discovering the charm and allure of this unspoiled region, making it an excellent choice for couples seeking a peaceful retreat filled with exploration opportunities.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!