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Belsay Stables

Belsay, Northumberland

Belsay Stables, located in the picturesque Belsay Tower Estate in Northumberland, offers a serene retreat for up to ten guests. Nestled within beautifully maintained gardens and tranquil surroundings, the property provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Despite its secluded feel, guests can easily access a range of attractions and amenities, including the stunning Northumberland coastline and the vibrant city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, both of which enhance the overall appeal of this holiday home.

This Grade-I listed red brick stable house, originally constructed to house the estate's horses, has been thoughtfully modernized to create a charming holiday accommodation that retains its historic character. The interior features five well-appointed bedrooms, with the ground floor housing a cozy living room and an open-plan kitchen-diner equipped with modern amenities. The first bedroom is also located on the ground floor, while the remaining four double bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities, are situated upstairs. One of these can be configured as twin beds upon request, ensuring flexibility for guests.

Outside, Belsay Stables boasts an inviting barbecue area, perfect for summer gatherings. The estate is surrounded by the stunning Northumberland countryside, with nearby villages such as Bolam and Belsay offering essential amenities like a post office and coffee shop. Guests can explore local attractions, including the English Heritage-owned Belsay Hall, Castle & Gardens, and Wallington House managed by the National Trust, both of which are less than 15 minutes away. Families will also enjoy a visit to Kirkley Hall Zoological Gardens, home to over 100 animal species, just a short drive from the property.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the region offers abundant walking and cycling opportunities, with Bolam Lake Country Park nearby, featuring scenic lakeside walks and picnic spots. Further attractions include the iconic Alnwick Castle, a 50-minute drive away, and the historic Hadrian’s Wall, an hour from the stables. The breathtaking Northumberland coastline, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is also within easy reach, with highlights such as Bamburgh Castle and the Farne Islands just 40 minutes away. For those seeking a lively atmosphere, the city of Newcastle, known for its shopping and dining options, is less than 30 minutes away, making Belsay Stables an ideal base for family reunions or gatherings with friends.

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