Northumberland National Park, located in the North of England, is home to a charming former farmhouse set within a sixty-acre country estate in the picturesque Tarset Valley. This delightful property offers quality accommodation for up to six guests and provides easy access to the stunning countryside and woodlands right from the doorstep. Guests can embark on walks to nearby attractions such as Black Middens Bastle House and the Sidwood Trail, as well as engage in various outdoor activities including cycling, mountain biking, sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking on Kielder Water. The area also features Kielder Forest's extensive trails and the breathtaking views of the Dark Sky Park, perfect for stargazing.
The beautifully refurbished stone cottage is tastefully furnished throughout, showcasing wood flooring and quality finishing touches. The main living space is situated on the first floor, designed to maximize the stunning views of the Tarset Valley and the surrounding countryside. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a bright and welcoming hallway, ideal for storing outdoor gear. The three inviting bedrooms are located on the ground floor, comprising two king-size rooms, each featuring a charming fireplace, and a twin bedroom with open hanging space. A family shower room with a spacious wet room-style shower and an additional WC is also conveniently available.
Ascending to the upper level, visitors will find an impressive open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area characterized by vaulted ceilings and original exposed beams, which create a light and airy atmosphere. The cozy lounge, equipped with comfortable leather sofas, provides a perfect space to unwind after a day of outdoor adventures. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern amenities including an electric range-style hob, double oven, built-in microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. Guests can enjoy casual meals at the kitchen island with bar stools or gather around the extendable dining table for more formal dinners.
Outside, the cottage features a large, south-facing garden area complete with wooden table and bench seating, offering an inviting space for alfresco dining and drinks while taking in the stunning views and starry skies. For convenience, there is off-road parking available for up to three cars at the rear of the property. With its idyllic location and comprehensive amenities, this farmhouse serves as an excellent retreat for those looking to explore the natural beauty and outdoor activities that Northumberland National Park has to offer.
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