Greystonedale Mansion is a miniature stately home set in the heart of Haltwhistle, proudly known as the Centre of Britain. Bursting with character, this impressive property showcases stunning original features, including a truly unique ornate ceiling that has been carefully and lovingly restored by the owners. Throughout the house, antiques sit alongside thoughtfully upcycled treasures, creating a warm, distinctive, and memorable place to stay. Generous rooms and elegant spaces provide comfort and flexibility for families or groups. Ideally located, it offers an excellent base for exploring Hadrian’s Wall, local market towns, and the wider Northumberland countryside, while enjoying the charm, history, and character of this remarkable home. Perfect for longer stays, celebrations, relaxed breaks, and unforgettable family experiences.

Bridge End House is a stunning Grade II listed country home set within the exclusive Featherstone Estate, beside the historic Featherstone Castle. Seamlessly blending heritage charm with modern comfort, the house offers a truly luxurious stay.
Guests can relax in elegant living rooms with wood-burning stoves, enjoy entertaining for that special occasion with a superbly equipped kitchen and elegant dining room. The property also benefits from private access to the South Tyne River, offering excellent fishing (two rods available) and opportunities for wild swimming.
With spacious bedrooms, a large enclosed garden, EV charging, and beautiful countryside views, Bridge End House is an exceptional setting for time spent with family and friends, a wedding reception, or a fishing retreat.

Welcome to this charming semi-detached Pennine Ways Holiday Cottage in the heart of Haltwhistle, proudly known as the Centre of Britain. Full of character and ideally positioned in the town centre, this attractive two-bedroom home has been thoughtfully updated with a fresh, modern style while retaining its original charm. Comfortable living spaces provide a welcoming place to relax after a day out. The cottage offers an excellent blend of comfort and convenience, ideal for couples, families, or friends. Step outside to explore local shops, cafés, pubs, and restaurants, or head out to discover Hadrian’s Wall, scenic walking routes, and beautiful surrounding countryside. A cosy retreat with everything you need right on your doorstep, perfect for year-round holiday stays.

Located in the charming market town of Alston, this lovely home offers a warm and welcoming retreat with excellent local amenities just a short walk away. Thoughtfully furnished throughout, the property combines comfort and character, with inviting living spaces designed for relaxing after a day outdoors. A cosy log-burning stove provides the perfect focal point for peaceful evenings in, whatever the season. Ideal for couples, families, or small groups, the house offers a genuine home-from-home feel. Guests are perfectly placed for exploring the stunning North Pennines countryside, with scenic walking and cycling routes, historic sites, local pubs, and independent shops all close at hand, making it ideal for memorable holidays at any time of year.

Pretty stone cottage set in a peaceful hamlet near Châtelus-Malvaleix, a village with good amenities, including a popular swimming lake, bar and restaurant. Set within two acres of gardens and grounds, the property offers private parking and plenty of outdoor space. Full of character, the cottage provides comfortable accommodation for a relaxing rural getaway. Inside are two bedrooms: a double bedroom accessed via a steep ladder staircase above the old bread oven, and a king-size bedroom on the first floor above the living room. The spacious living room features comfortable seating, a log burner and dining space. A ground-floor shower room has a shower, toilet and washbasin. The kitchen opens onto a courtyard, ideal for guests with dogs.

Escape to Hadrian’s Wall Huts, nestled in the rolling hills of Northumberland National Park and within the International Dark Sky Park. This cosy hut offers the perfect countryside retreat, surrounded by peaceful farmland and wide open skies. Inside, enjoy a comfortable king-sized bed, a crackling log-burning stove, and thoughtfully designed interiors that blend rustic charm with comfort. Outside, relax in your private sauna, refresh under the cold-water shower, and take in uninterrupted views stretching toward Hadrian’s Wall. As evening falls, watch dramatic sunsets, then settle in to stargaze beneath some of the darkest, clearest skies in the country, creating an unforgettable escape for couples seeking tranquillity, romance, and a true connection with nature in every peaceful season there.

Nestled in a pretty rural setting, this charming stone Pennine Ways Holiday Cottage offers a peaceful retreat for up to four guests. The cottage features two cosy double bedrooms and a welcoming, comfortable interior, ideal for relaxing after a day outdoors.

Step outside to enjoy the spacious garden, perfect for unwinding and soaking up the surrounding countryside. Conveniently located near Haltwhistle and Brampton, the cottage provides easy access to local shops, traditional pubs, and nearby attractions.

Just a short drive from Hadrian’s Wall, it’s an excellent base for walking, cycling, and exploring the beautiful landscapes of Northumberland and Cumbria.

This charming period Pennine Ways Holiday Cottage apartment sits on Alston’s historic Front Street, one of the UK’s highest market towns, nestled in the heart of the North Pennines National Landscapes area. Just steps from independent shops, welcoming pubs, and cosy cafes, it features a warm open-plan living area with an inviting open fire and tasteful, characterful furnishings throughout. The apartment blends traditional charm with modern comfort, creating a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring the historic area. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers, with the Pennine Way close by, it offers easy access to breathtaking scenery, heritage attractions, making it a perfect base to explore, unwind, and enjoy this truly unique setting all year round for rural escapes.

Greystonedale Mansion is a miniature stately home in the heart of Haltwhistle, proudly known as the Centre of Britain. Bursting with character, the property showcases beautiful original features, including a truly one-of-a-kind ornate ceiling that has been lovingly restored by the owners. Throughout the house, carefully chosen antiques and creative upcycled treasures add warmth, personality, and charm. Spacious rooms provide comfort and flexibility, making it ideal for families or groups travelling together. Perfectly located, the mansion offers an excellent base for exploring Hadrian’s Wall, historic sites, and the surrounding Northumberland countryside, while enjoying a memorable, relaxed stay filled with character, history, and timeless appeal for holidays, celebrations, longer breaks, and special family adventures enjoyed year round together here.

2 Fountains Cottage, a Pennine Ways Holiday Cottage, is a deceptively spacious and beautifully renovated holiday home in the quiet village of Greenhead, just five minutes from Haltwhistle and close to the historic Hadrian’s Wall. Sleeping up to six guests, it features a cosy living room with a wood-burning stove. The spacious, well-equipped kitchen and dining area are ideal for sociable meals, while three comfortable bedrooms include a king-size master with en-suite. Modern bathrooms, off-road parking, secure bike storage, and a peaceful setting make this an excellent base for walking, cycling, sightseeing, and enjoying the stunning surrounding Northumberland and Pennine countryside throughout the year, in all seasons conditions.

Discover Haltwhistle’s charm at The Old Courthouse Cottage, a cosy two-bedroom retreat located in the heart of Britain. Perfect for couples, friends, or small families, the cottage offers comfort, character, and convenience, with all essential amenities thoughtfully provided. Inside, enjoy welcoming living spaces, comfortable bedrooms, and a warm, homely atmosphere ideal for relaxing after a day out. Step outside and explore Haltwhistle’s independent shops, cafes, and local walks, all close by. The cottage makes an excellent base for discovering the area’s rich heritage and breathtaking landscapes, including nearby Hadrian’s Wall and the surrounding countryside. After a day of exploring, return to this peaceful hideaway and enjoy a true home away from home throughout every season of your stay.

Fenholme is a newly renovated studio holiday cottage set in the heart of the North Pennines National Landscapes, in the historic market town of Alston. Sleeping two guests, it offers a cosy and stylish retreat, ideal for couples seeking a relaxing rural escape.
The open-plan first floor studio is thoughtfully designed, with a well-equipped kitchen, comfortable sleeping area, and modern shower room. A log burner adds warmth and character, creating a welcoming space to unwind after a day outdoors.
Surrounded by open fells, dark skies, and quiet countryside, Fenholme is perfectly located for walking, cycling, and exploring Alston, Hadrian’s Wall, and the wider North Pennines. It is an ideal base for year-round countryside breaks away.

The Nookery is a charming cottage located in the small town of Alston, set in the heart of the North Pennines National Landscapes. Lovingly furnished throughout, it features a large, comfortable living room with a cosy multi-fuel stove, perfect for relaxing evenings. A separate, spacious kitchen provides everything needed for preparing delicious meals after days outdoors. Ideal for couples or solo travellers, the cottage makes a welcoming base for exploring moorland walks, scenic valleys, and historic nearby villages . After a day discovering the stunning, tranquill surrounding countryside, return to this inviting retreat to unwind, enjoy its warmth and character, and experience a peaceful stay in one of England’s most picturesque and unspoiled landscapes.

The Boat House is a newly refurbished, open-plan apartment offering fresh, modern décor and a bright, welcoming atmosphere throughout. Set directly on the Pennine Way, it provides an ideal stopover for walkers, hikers and cyclist passing through the area. This stunning apartment has a full equipped kitchen ideal for preparing meals. The space includes everything needed for convenience and relaxation, allowing guests to recharge after a full day on the trail. Comfortable furnishings, thoughtful touches, and an easy layout make settling in effortless. Whether you arrive tired from walking or eager to continue exploring, The Boat House offers a simple, cosy base in the heart of the North Pennines, suited to practical, peaceful overnight stays.

This beautiful stone Pennine Ways Holiday Cottage is set in the village of Wearhead, in the scenic Upper Wear Valley. It provides a welcoming and comfortable base for exploring County Durham and the surrounding North Pennines National Landscapes area. Ideal for outdoor lovers, the cottage sits close to well-marked walking routes, open moorland, and river paths, with the Weardale Adventure Centre just a few miles away. Whether you're a couple seeking a romantic escape, a small group of friends, or a family holidaying together, this peaceful retreat offers space to relax. Guests can unwind after busy days, explore charming villages, and enjoy the tranquillity, fresh air, and ever-changing countryside views throughout every season of the year.

Cosy Pennine Ways Holiday Cottage is set in the picturesque village of Dufton, perfectly located on the iconic Pennine Way and surrounded by the stunning countryside of the beautiful North Pennines National Landscapes are. Ideal for walkers, families, and small groups, the cottage comfortably sleeps six guests across three beautifully designed bedrooms. Inside, enjoy a welcoming living space designed for relaxing evenings after long days outdoors. After exploring scenic trails, rolling hills, and nearby villages, return to a warm, inviting retreat with everything needed for a comfortable stay. With easy access to popular walking routes, local amenities, and breathtaking landscapes, this cottage provides the perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both adventure and peaceful relaxation throughout every season.

The Spotty is a spacious, traditional cottage located on the east side of Haltwhistle, conveniently close to local amenities, shops, services, and transport links. Rich in original features and period charm, it offers a warm, comfortable stay for families, friends, or small groups. Inside, generous living areas provide plenty of space to relax together after busy days out. The cottage combines character with practicality, creating a welcoming home from home. Ideally positioned for exploring Haltwhistle, Hadrian’s Wall, and the wider Northumberland countryside, The Spotty makes an excellent base for walking, sightseeing, and local adventures, while still enjoying easy access to the town’s facilities, eateries, and surrounding scenic landscapes, perfect for longer breaks, relaxed weekends, and memorable group getaways.

Old Sunday School sits close to the charming village centre of Garrigill, deep in the North Pennines National Landscapes and directly on the famous Pennine Way. This beautifully restored, cosy cottage sleeps two guests and is ideal for a peaceful escape. Inside, you’ll find a welcoming log-burning stove, a stylish modern kitchen, and a luxurious private indoor hot tub. Outside, the property is surrounded by dramatic moorland, rivers, and far-reaching views in every direction. Perfect for couples, it offers warmth, comfort, and seclusion, while providing easy access to superb walking routes, wildlife, starry skies, and unforgettable scenery all year round. It combines traditional character with thoughtful touches designed for slow, restorative breaks away together peacefully.

The Armstrong is named after the local family who owned and ran the pub for over 50 years. The Armstrong’s East facing aspect takes in the extraordinary beauty of the South Tyne Valley. In response, the walls are adorned in a sumptuous mole green, punctuated with rich jewel tones, evident in the beautiful bespoke velvet headboard and bucket chair. A treat for all visitors two legs or four. You’ll feel the warm welcome as you come through the door. The Kirkstyle Inn serve wonderful Northumberland produce prepared using simple, classic flavours and techniques with a modern twist.
Their menu is small and specialises in amazing game from their own estate and wonderful meat from local farmers.

West Twice Brewed is a charming 300-year-old Grade II listed farmhouse full of character yet thoughtfully updated, this beautiful home offers three comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms, alongside modern comforts including high-speed Wi-Fi. A traditional Rayburn is complemented by a modern, fully equipped kitchen. A large living room with a wood-burning stove provides a welcoming space to relax, while a rear conservatory overlooks the gardens and countryside.
Ideal for families or small groups, West Twice Brewed provides a cosy and convenient base from which to explore the stunning surrounding countryside and the historic Hadrian’s Wall and a country pub serving food with a micro brewery on site only a 2 minute walk away.

The Knarburn is named after the catchment waterway local to the pub. It is the most romantic of the rooms, coated in William Morris’ beautiful wallpaper and boasting some carefully selected antique gems. The East facing window is elegantly framed by burnt red earth curtains, which complement the view over the mesmerising valley. Home to the locals and a tribute to birdlife. A treat for all visitors two legs or four. You’ll feel the warm welcome as you come through the door. The Kirkstyle Inn serve wonderful Northumberland produce prepared using simple, classic flavours and techniques with a modern twist. Their menu is small and specialises in amazing game from their own estate and wonderful meat from local farmers.

Gatecroft Cottage is set close to the centre of Garrigill, within the North Pennines National Landscapes and directly on the iconic Pennine Way. This welcoming stone-built cottage sleeps six guests comfortably and retains original stone-flagged floors that add character and warmth. A cosy log-burning stove provides the perfect place to unwind after a day outdoors, while the modern kitchen and contemporary shower room offer all the comforts of home. Outside, guests can enjoy private parking and enclosed patio gardens to the front and rear, ideal for relaxing evenings. There is secure space for bike storage and a barbecue for al fresco meals. Surrounded by dramatic scenery, the cottage is perfectly suited to walkers and cyclists.

Lily’s Cottage is set in a charming Upper Weardale village with excellent local amenities close by, making it easy to enjoy village life without needing to travel far. Lovingly furnished throughout, the cottage now features a cosy log-burning stove, adding extra warmth and comfort for guests during cooler evenings. Ideal for couples, families, or small groups, it offers a welcoming base for exploring the surrounding countryside, scenic walks, and traditional market towns, or simply relaxing in peaceful surroundings. Guests can unwind after a day outdoors, enjoy quiet mornings, and soak up the calm atmosphere. Lily’s Cottage is a perfect retreat for a truly memorable getaway in the beautiful North Pennines, at any time of year for all guests.

The Church Stile is the pub’s namesake. It has a dual aspect with windows on the north gable and views over the beautiful fell to the east. The deep blue walls encapsulate the moody mountains versing the sky. A pub with a history and a new lease of life. Home to the locals and a tribute to birdlife. A treat for all visitors two legs or four. You’ll feel the warm welcome as you come through the door. The Kirkstyle Inn serve wonderful Northumberland produce prepared using simple, classic flavours and techniques with a modern twist.
Their menu is small and specialises in amazing game from their own estate and wonderful meat from local farmers; right on the doorstep.

The South Tyne View speaks for itself as it overlooks the South Tyne meandering through the stunning valley. It’s dual aspect envelopes the glorious views and if star constellations are your thing, you’re in the right place. On a clear night the skies are staggering. A pub with a history and a new lease of life. Home to the locals and a tribute to birdlife. A treat for all visitors two legs or four. You’ll feel the warm welcome as you come through the door. The Kirkstyle Inn serve wonderful Northumberland produce prepared using simple, classic flavours and techniques with a modern twist. Sustainability and seasonality are at the core of everything they do, enveloped by the field to fork philosophy.