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Best Northumberland villas and holiday homes with a pool

Among the 10815 accommodations in Northumberland, here are the 4 best villas and holiday homes with a pool

High Rigg Shepherd's Sunrise - Northumberland
9.6 29 reviews

High Rigg Shepherd's Sunrise

house, Brampton
High Rigg Shepherd's Sunrise is a self-catering cottage near Brampton, Cumbria, approximately 27km from Thirlwall Castle and within 40km of other historical sites including Brougham and Housesteads Roman Forts.
This 90 square metre property offers one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeping up to two guests, and boasts a private hot tub, garden, free Wi-Fi, and parking; nearby activities include golfing and cycling.
The Retreat, Embleton - Northumberland
10 1 review

The Retreat, Embleton

cottage, Alnwick
This stone holiday let is situated within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, 24 kilometers north of Alnwick and a short distance from Embleton Bay and Dunstanburgh Castle.
This two-bedroom lodge accommodates up to four guests and offers access to a communal swimming pool, a garden, and off-road parking for two cars, making it ideal for families visiting Alnwick.
Freesia Cottage - Northumberland
8.7 4 reviews

Freesia Cottage

house, Wooler
Freesia Cottage, a two-bedroom house in Wooler, Northumberland, is conveniently located approximately 29km from Bamburgh Castle and The Maltings Theatre & Cinema, and closer still to Etal Castle (12km) and Chillingham Castle (14km).
This 105 square metre property sleeps seven, boasting two bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, private parking, a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave, a washing machine, and a TV; nearby activities include golfing, cycling, and fishing.
Hall Farm Cottage - Northumberland
10 78 reviews

Hall Farm Cottage

house, Byers Green
Hall Farm Cottage, a self-catering property in Byers Green, County Durham, is situated 27km from Beamish, the Living Museum of the North, and offers easy access to Newcastle and Gateshead.
This one-bedroom cottage provides a peaceful countryside escape with a private garden, swimming pool, jacuzzi, free Wi-Fi, and parking, ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a relaxing break.

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Best family friendly Northumberland villas and holiday home

Among the 10815 accommodations in Northumberland, here are the 4 best family friendly villas and holiday homes

Low West - Northumberland
9.2 25 reviews

Low West

house, Hexham
Low West is a holiday home located in Hexham, just 11km from Bywell Castle and 13km from both Prudhoe Castle and Housesteads Roman Fort, offering a peaceful escape in a charming market town with a rich history. The property has received excellent user ratings, with very good marks for location and cleanliness.
The accommodation provides two bedrooms, comfortably sleeping up to four guests. Low West comes equipped with a fully fitted kitchen including a dishwasher, a washing machine, free Wi-Fi, and a TV, as well as a cosy fireplace, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Lapwing Cottage - E5028 - Northumberland
9.1 203 reviews

Lapwing Cottage - E5028

house, Beamish
Lapwing Cottage - E5028 is located in Birtley, a short distance from popular attractions like Beamish Museum, MetroCentre, and The Sage, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city. The cottage has consistently received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience.
The cottage provides a private entrance and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and kitchenware. Guests can enjoy a private garden, free Wi-Fi, free private parking, a Jacuzzi, a terrace, and a tennis court.
Dumbuie - Northumberland
9.4 49 reviews

Dumbuie

house, Haltwhistle
Dumbuie is a 5-bedroom holiday home located just 7 km from Thirlwall Castle and 12 km from Housesteads Roman Fort, making it a great base for exploring the historic and scenic Northumberland region. This property has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The spacious home has a floor area of 160 square metres and offers a range of amenities including free Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a private garden, and parking. Guests can enjoy cycling in the surrounding countryside or explore nearby attractions like Wallington, University of Cumbria, Bywell Castle, and Prudhoe Castle.
Healey Hall - Northumberland
9.4 14 reviews

Healey Hall

house, Healey
Healey Hall is a charming house located in Healey, just 20 miles from Beamish Museum and MetroCentre, making it a convenient base for exploring the region. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location and overall experience.
The property offers a comfortable and well-equipped layout, perfect for families or groups. Enjoy a private terrace, a garden, and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, microwave, and fridge, as well as free Wi-Fi, parking, and a range of water sports facilities nearby.

Frequently asked questions about villa rentals in Northumberland

  • What are the must-see attractions in Northumberland, United Kingdom?

    For a taste of Northumberland's history, you absolutely have to visit Alnwick Castle, a stunning medieval fortress often used in film productions. Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is another must-see, offering a fascinating glimpse into Roman Britain. Lindisfarne (Holy Island) is also essential; its tidal causeway, magnificent Priory, and charming village are unforgettable. Don't miss Bamburgh Castle, perched dramatically on the coast.
  • What are the best holiday homes in Northumberland?

    Among the holiday homes in Northumberland, The Northumberland Arms, Quirky - Beach Inspired Cottage On The Fabulous Northumberland Coast and Brown Rigg Lodges are the most popular ones.

  • Is Northumberland, United Kingdom known for mountains, beaches, forests, or other types of landscapes?

    Northumberland boasts a diverse range of landscapes. While not mountainous, it has dramatic hills and uplands, particularly in the Cheviot Hills. The coastline features stunning beaches, from the sandy shores of Bamburgh to the dramatic cliffs near Dunstanburgh Castle. There are also extensive areas of woodland, including Kielder Forest, one of the largest planted forests in England. The landscape is varied, encompassing rolling farmland, heather moorland, and dramatic coastal scenery.
  • What are the best holiday homes with a pool in Northumberland?

  • What are the most surprising and hidden attractions in Northumberland, United Kingdom?

    Many people overlook the Northumberland National Park's hidden gems, like the Sycamore Gap, a solitary tree featured in the film 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'. The Roman Army Museum at Vindolanda offers a unique and surprisingly detailed look at daily life in the Roman army. For something truly off the beaten track, explore the less-visited castles, such as Dunstanburgh Castle or Warkworth Castle, each with their own unique charm and history.
  • What are the best holiday homes with a jacuzzi in Northumberland?

    The best holiday homes with a jacuzzi in Northumberland are Macdonald Linden Hall Hotel - Golf & Spa, White Side Cottage and Hot Tub Lodge Percy Wood Golf Course.

  • What are some unique ways to learn about the culture of Northumberland, United Kingdom by engaging with its people?

    Attend a local farmers' market in towns like Alnwick or Hexham – you'll find friendly vendors selling local produce and crafts. Visit a traditional pub in a smaller village; locals are often happy to chat about the area's history and culture. Consider joining a guided walk focusing on local history or folklore; this offers a chance to interact with knowledgeable guides and fellow visitors. Many local craft workshops offer opportunities to learn traditional skills and engage with local artisans.
  • What are the best holiday homes for families and kids in Northumberland?

    The best holiday homes for families and kids in Northumberland are The Northumberland Arms, Quirky - Beach Inspired Cottage On The Fabulous Northumberland Coast and Brown Rigg Lodges.

  • How much time should you set aside to thoroughly explore Northumberland, United Kingdom?

    A week is a good starting point to explore Northumberland's highlights, but a longer stay is ideal to truly appreciate its diversity. To see the major attractions and explore a few of the more remote areas, ten days to two weeks would allow for a more relaxed pace. It really depends on your interests and how much time you want to spend in each location.
  • What are the best pet friendly holiday homes in Northumberland?

  • Is there anything you might not think to pack for Northumberland, United Kingdom?

    Even in summer, pack layers of clothing. Northumberland's weather can be unpredictable, with cool breezes even on warm days. Good walking boots are essential for exploring the many footpaths and trails. Don't forget waterproofs, as rain showers can occur unexpectedly. If visiting the coast, pack binoculars for birdwatching.
  • What are the best holiday homes with parking in Northumberland?

  • What cultural experiences or workshops in Northumberland, United Kingdom offer something different?

    Many places offer traditional crafts workshops, such as pottery or weaving. Look for workshops focusing on Northumberland's unique history, like those related to Hadrian's Wall or local folklore. Some art galleries and studios host events and workshops, providing opportunities to engage with local artists and their work. Check local listings for unique experiences.
  • Are there any food festivals in Northumberland, United Kingdom where you can try local food?

    While Northumberland doesn't have large-scale, internationally renowned food festivals, many smaller local events showcase regional produce. Check local listings closer to your travel dates for smaller farmers' markets and food-related events. Many pubs and restaurants also feature locally sourced ingredients on their menus.
  • What seasonal natural events, such as migrations or blooming periods, occur in Northumberland, United Kingdom?

    Spring sees the stunning display of wildflowers, particularly heather in the uplands. Autumn brings vibrant colours to the forests and moorland. Bird migration is significant, with various species passing through or overwintering in Northumberland. The exact timing varies annually, so checking local wildlife resources closer to your trip is recommended.
  • What exclusive experiences are available when visiting Northumberland, United Kingdom?

    Staying in a historic country house hotel offers a luxurious and unique experience. Private guided tours of less-accessible sites, such as certain parts of Hadrian's Wall or private castle tours, can be arranged. For the adventurous, guided wildlife walks or stargazing tours in the Northumberland National Park are exceptional experiences. Many smaller, independent hotels and guesthouses offer unique and personalised service.

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Best Northumberland villas and holiday homes with a kitchen

Blue House Cottage - Northumberland
9.7 34 reviews

Blue House Cottage

house, Elsdon
Blue House Cottage, a pet-friendly house in Elsdon, Northumberland, is situated 39km from Alnwick Castle and 48km from Newcastle upon Tyne, offering easy access to both historical attractions and city amenities.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom property sleeps four, boasting a fully equipped kitchen with appliances including a washing machine, a relaxing garden, and a fireplace; enjoy peaceful countryside living with parking available.
The Calf Shed - Northumberland
9.6 54 reviews

The Calf Shed

house, Alston
The Calf Shed is a charming self-catering property situated in Alston, just 22 kilometres from Thirlwall Castle and 32 kilometres from Housesteads Roman Fort, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the North Pennines. The property has received excellent guest ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The property features one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating two guests. The Calf Shed provides a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden, free Wi-Fi, and free parking, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Hayloft Cottage - Northumberland
9.7 68 reviews

Hayloft Cottage

house, Durham
Hayloft Cottage, a self-catering house in Durham, enjoys a peaceful location approximately 21 kilometres from Beamish, the Living Museum of the North, and 30 kilometres from cultural venues including The Sage Gateshead and the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
This 70 square metre property sleeps seven guests across two bedrooms and two bathrooms, boasting a well-equipped kitchen, private terrace, garden, free parking, Wi-Fi, and a baby safety gate; cycling and hiking opportunities are readily available nearby.
Home By The Sea - Northumberland
9.4 57 reviews

Home By The Sea

house, Woodhorn
Home by the Sea is a Woodhorn house, a three-minute walk from Newbiggin Beach and within 24-29 kilometres of Newcastle upon Tyne attractions including St. James' Park and the Theatre Royal.
This two-bathroom property sleeps nine guests and offers free Wi-Fi, private parking, a fully equipped kitchen, and a terrace; enjoy seaside strolls and explore the area's coastal attractions.

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Best Northumberland villas and holiday homes with jacuzzi

South Causey Inn - Northumberland
9.0 955 reviews

South Causey Inn

hotel, Stanley
South Causey Inn is located in the countryside between Durham and Newcastle, a short drive from the Beamish Museum and Tanfield Railway. It's a 4-star hotel with very good user ratings, offering a peaceful escape from the city. The inn features 60 unique bedrooms and suites, ranging from cosy rooms with attached bathrooms to themed suites with private parking, hot tubs, and more. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a country pub, restaurant, cocktail bar, spa, garden, and wedding venues.
Lucas Retreat Hot Tub Lodge, Bockenfield Morpeth - Northumberland
10 7 reviews

Lucas Retreat Hot Tub Lodge, Bockenfield Morpeth

house, Morpeth
This lodge in Bockenfield, Morpeth, is situated 17.7 kilometres from Alnwick Castle and 30.6 kilometres from Newcastle International Airport.
This 30-square-metre lodge accommodates up to 7 guests in 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, featuring a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, a Jacuzzi, a terrace, a garden, a bar, and parking, with WiFi included.
3 Bed In Morpeth (Oc-63025) - Northumberland
No reviews

3 Bed In Morpeth (Oc-63025)

cottage, Rothbury
This three-bedroom cottage in Rothbury, Northumberland National Park, offers panoramic views of Coquetdale Valley and Simonside Hills, with Alnwick Castle 24 kilometres away, Bamburgh Beach and Castle 40 kilometres away, and Holy Island 56 kilometres away.
This family-friendly holiday let accommodates up to six guests with a reverse-level layout across three floors, featuring a sauna, jacuzzi, spa, garden, utility room with a washing machine, and BBQ facilities, while providing direct access to walking routes and being a short walk from village amenities and attractions like Cragside House and Gardens.
Treetops - Northumberland
9.7 19 reviews

Treetops

house, Newcastle upon Tyne
Treetops, a pet-friendly house in Newcastle upon Tyne, is conveniently located 45km from Alnwick Castle and 23km from Wallington Hall, offering easy access to both city attractions and the Northumberland countryside.
This 130 square metre property sleeps six, boasting three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool, jacuzzi, garden, parking, and a fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher; nearby activities include golfing, cycling and fishing.
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