Property Description

Comfortable Recently refurbished Double bedoom Lounge and dining area Fully equipped kitchen Shower room Parking All facilities including iron cd player radiotv Space to sit outside and enjoy the evening sun

More Information

About TransportClose to the A1, the property is easy to access from North or South. Morpeth has its own railway station with trains from London Kings Cross to Edinburgh via Newcastle. Buses run past the grounds of the property from Morpeth Newcastle, Berwick, Edinburgh. The airport is only 25 minutes drive away. Ferries for Norway, etc coming into North Shields are approx 30 minutes drive away.About BeachesNorthumberland has some of the most beautiful , unspoilt beaches in the whole of the country. Sweeping golden sands beside Bamburgh & Seahouses are an hour's drive away. Smaller,secluded beaches are easy to find -if you're let in on the secret! You can walk for miles and reward yourself with a pint of the local beer and a fresh crab sandwich.The naturist beach at Druridge is 20 minutes drive. There is a huge family beach at Tynemouth and Whitley Bay - which is also where you can get some of the best fish and chips in the area. Whitley Bay also has amusement arcades, candy floss, ice-cream parlours and kiss-me-quick hats!About General EntertainmentMorpeth has quite a few bars and restaurants. Live music on Sunday nights at Sour Grapes - just 40 minutes walk or 5 minutes drive. The Waterford Lodge has a busy weekend scene and is quieter during the week. There's a nice beer garden at the back. The Joiners Arms, overloking the river is good for a quiet chat and a good beer. Gianni's is the oldest pizzaria in Morpeth and has a fantastic reputation - we've never had a bad meal! Henri's Brasserie is always popular. The Tandoor Mahal is a lovely Indian restaurant - owned by Captan for the last 25 years, it never fails to please. About GolfingGubeon and Morpeth Golf Clubs are all within a mile of the town centre.About Airport InformationOnly 25 minutes drive away.......About Scenery/Beauty SpotsRothbury is home to Cragside - owned by the National Trust. It is where the first domestic electricity was used. 12 miles drive through beautiful scenery will get you there. The Cheviot Hills are fantastic to walk in.

Local Area Information

Close to Morpeth ancient market town Nice bars restaurants boating river parks easy access to beaches hills and countryside Easy to get to Newcastle city centre and the Metro Centre for shopping

Property Features

* Close to a golf course

Accommodation and Facilities Summary

Theme	Quiet yet close to local activity, Away from it all
Accommodation	Changeover Day Flexible, Size: Compact, Accommodation Type: Self Catering
Suitability	Non Smoking Only, Wheelchair inaccessible, No Pets
Outside	Outside Tap, Garden, Terrace, Parking, Patio, Barbecue Area
Location	In the Country, Distance to Airport 10-20km, Distance to local restaraunts 2km, Distance to convenience store 500m, Distance to beach >5km
Local Area	The local town is Lively but not wild, Distance to Local Town Centre 2km, Restaurants, Lively Bars and Pubs, Quiet Bars and Pubs
Local Activities	Roller Skating, Clubbing, Windsurfing, Walking, Swimming, Water Skiing, Tennis, Sailing, Mountain Biking, Horse Riding, Golf, Fishing, Cycling
Living Room	Sofas 1, Seating for 2 People
Laundry	Ironing Board, Iron, Clothes Dryer, Towels Provided, Linen Provided, Laundry Service Provided
Kitchen	Toaster, Grill, Fridge, Freezer, Oven, Hob, Crockery & Cutlery Provided
Entertainment	Cassette Player, Radio, TV, Hi Fi
Dining	Seating for 2 People, Dining room table
Heat/Cooling	Electric Heaters, Central Heating
Bedroom	Doubles 1
Bathroom	Shower Rooms 1, Toilets 1

Contact Information

Name:	April Atkinson
Telephone:	+44-1670-504596
Alt Telephone:	+44-7931-695597
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