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Home | Properties | Crookhouse Mill, Crookhouse
Wooler, Northumberland
 

Crookhouse Mill, Crookhouse

8
Guests
4
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
Dog Friendly
Please see the Dog Friendly section below for more information
A fantastic new barn conversion set in a spectacular spot with breathtaking views over the hills and valleys of the Northumberland National Park.

It will be a favourite with families and friends looking for a place to unwind and enjoy some together time in a tranquil country setting. For those with a love of entertaining, the large open plan kitchen and snug with its hand-crafted Chalon style cabinetry offers a wonderful space to cook, eat, socialise and relax, with large French doors leading out to the garden where you can enjoy that first cup of coffee or last glass of wine.

With subtle decor and classic furnishings in wool and tweed, the lofty open plan sitting room with original oak beams has a warm, understated elegance with a large fireplace which takes centre stage. The dining space features a large oak refectory table which seats eight comfortably but can accommodate up to twelve guests for relaxed evenings in.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

For guests looking to holiday together this property can be booked alongside Bowmont Cottage sleeping 4+1, College Cottage sleeping 6+1 and Dipper Cottage sleeping 4. The cottages sit a short distance away.

Property Layout

GROUND FLOOR

Open-plan kitchen/dining space comprises:

The handcrafted Chalon style kitchen with granite and oak work surfaces, integrated dishwasher, induction hob, double oven, microwave, large fridge/freezer. A large round table seats eight comfortably for informal dining. The snug features two small double sofas with armchair. Technology includes a Smart TV with Sky Q and standard Sky package and a DVD player. Double doors lead out to a gravelled courtyard area with outside seating and garden.

Utility room with washing machine, dryer and Belfast sink.

Boot room with entrance, hanging space and bench seating. This includes plenty of space for dogs to sleep/dry.

Cloakroom with WC, basin and heated towel rail.

Open-plan living/formal dining area with two large double sofas and two armchairs provide plenty of seating space set around a large wood burning stove. Technology includes a large Smart TV with Sky Q and standard Sky package and a Blu-ray DVD player. Large double doors lead out to the gravelled courtyard and garden. The dining area has a large refectory table which can seat up to 12 guests if required.

Bedroom one with zip and link beds with can be adapted to 6’ super king or 3’ twin as required. Two side tables, chest of drawers, wardrobe. 

En-suite bathroom with shower unit, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

FIRST FLOOR

Bedroom two with fixed 5’ king size bed, chest of drawers, two side tables.

En-suite bathroom with shower unit, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

Bedroom three with fixed 5’ king size bed, chest of drawers, two side tables, built-in wardrobe/cupboard.

En-suite bathroom with large walk in shower with rainforest head, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

Bedroom four is classed as the master bedroom with fixed 6’ super king bed, 2 side tables, chest of drawers, wardrobe and Juliet balcony with views over open countryside.

En-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower with rainforest head, basin, heated towel rail, WC.

OUTSIDE

Crookhouse Mill has an enclosed garden comprising a gravelled courtyard and patio area extending into a lawned area that looks out onto open fields beyond. A large outdoor table with seating for six, and a separate table and chairs seating eight, are provided. A charcoal barbecue is available for guest use. Crookhouse is situated up a long private track at the end of a no-through road and traffic is therefore very limited. Guests are welcome to explore the Lanton Estate on which the cottages sit.

There is ample private parking available to the rear and the front of the property. Sheds can be made available for the storage of bicycles and outdoor kit.

Floorplans

Floorplan
Floorplan

Location

Situated on the edge of Northumberland National Park, the market town of Wooler features a vibrant high street with independent shops, cosy cafes, and welcoming pubs. The rugged beauty of the surrounding Cheviot Hills and the nearby Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with landmarks such as Bamburgh Castle and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, makes Wooler a perfect destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure in this captivating region.

Wooler is rich in historical significance and is the ideal base for a variety of activities. Hikers and cylists are drawn to the scenic trails of the Cheviot Hills, where you'll discove crumbling hillforts, cascading waterfalls, and ancient sites like the panoramic Border Ridge route. The town itself hosts several cultural events throughout the year, including the Glendale Show and the Glendale Festival.

The historic town of Alnwick, home to the famous Alnwick Castle and Gardens, is less than half an hour away. Equally close is the majestic Bamburgh Castle and the puffin-dotted Farne Islands, while the dramatic ruined abbeys of the Scottish Borders are also within easy reach. With this enviable location, Wooler is an excellent base for exploring the rich heritage and diverse landscapes of both Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.

Amenities

    All Amenities

    • Accessibility
    • Allows babies in arms
      Up to 12 months.
    • Allows children
      1 - 16 years.
    • Barbecue
    • Bath
    • Cot
      A travel cot is available on request. Travel cot bedding is not supplied.
    • Dog friendly
      One dog is welcome free of charge. An additional dog is welcome (£20 fee). Dogs must be kept to the boot room for sleeping or when wet and dirty. There is an outside tap and guests are asked to clean their dogs before access into the property. Once dry, dogs may be permitted in the kitchen/snug area of the property only. Guests should bring their own bowls, beds and any other items required for their dogs. The area around Crookhouse is a working farm with livestock in the adjoining hillside and it is important that dogs are kept under control and on leads when walking in this area. Dogs are not permitted in any fields where there are sheep.
    • Enclosed garden
    • Hairdryer
      A hairdryer is supplied in each bedroom.
    • Heating
      There is heating throughout the property, with underfloor heating in the ground floor living area. Wood burner in the sitting room.
    • Highchair
    • Linen & towels provided
    • Open fire/Woodburning stove
      Logs supplied.
    • Outside space
    • Wi-Fi
      Wi-Fi is available but please note that this is a rural area and speeds may be slower than you are used to. There is no mobile reception and a landline is provided for reasonable use by guests.

Dog Friendly

One dog is welcome free of charge. An additional dog is welcome (£20 fee). Dogs must be kept to the boot room for sleeping or when wet and dirty. There is an outside tap and guests are asked to clean their dogs before access into the property. Once dry, dogs may be permitted in the kitchen/snug area of the property only. Guests should bring their own bowls, beds and any other items required for their dogs. The area around Crookhouse is a working farm with livestock in the adjoining hillside and it is important that dogs are kept under control and on leads when walking in this area. Dogs are not permitted in any fields where there are sheep.

Important Information

The property is part of a small hamlet of properties at Crookhouse, which includes Bowmont Cottage and College Cottage. Crookhouse Mill sits to the rear of Bowmont and College and has been developed to ensure guest privacy as far as possible. If you have any concerns, please call us to discuss. There are open fields to the front and rear of the development.

Guests must not enter fields where there are bulls and cows for their own safety. Dogs are not permitted in any fields where there are sheep.

The property is accessed via a private estate road. The track involves a number of cattle grids, is steep in places and is unsuitable for very low slung cars. During icy and snowy conditions 4WD vehicles are essential.

For safety reasons, we do not permit electric vehicle or hybrid car charging at this property. If you’re travelling by EV, discover your nearest electric vehicle charging point here.

Please note that the property owners will be carrying out building works in a nearby property, with key works scheduled to start in Spring 2026. The works will be carried out Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm. For any questions before booking, please get in touch, and the owners will be happy to answer any queries.

Arrival time: 4 pm
Departure time: 10 am

Accessibility

Please call a member of the team on 01573 226711 to discuss your requirements.
If there are no prices visible for your selected dates, please call us on 01573 226711.
Guests
Max Adults:
8
Max Children:
7
Max Infants:
4
(children who require a cot)
Maximum number of adults and children is 8
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Enjoy some together time while you cook, eat, socialise and relax in the large kitchen and snug area.

On The Doorstep

Discover our curated picks of things to see and do nearby.

The Famous Scarycrow Trail

1 Oct 2026

Heatherslaw Light Railway

Etal Classic Car Show

9 Aug 2026

The Black Bull

The Etal Show

6 Sep 2026

Cheviot Brewery

Cornhill Village Shop

Flodden Rideout (Coldstream Civic Week)

6 Aug 2026

The Hirsel Homestead

Glendale Show

29 Aug 2026

Lucy Wilsons Farm & Kitchen

Chillingham Castle

Flowers by Eden Valley

Ginger House Garden

Dōr

The Naked Sourdough

Fin & Game

Hume’s Outfitters

Catherine & Co

Kelso Farmers’ Market

23 May 2026

Rutherford’s Micro Pub

20 Storey

Café U

The Border Union Show

24 Jul 2026

Kelso Scooter Rally

22 May 2026

Border Union Championship Dog Show

13 Jun 2026

Kelso Races – Ladies Day

24 May 2026

Chainbridge Honey Farm

The Barn at Beal

Floors Castle

The Terrace Café. Floors Castle

Paxton House

Marshalls Café

The Cross Inn, Paxton

The Berwick Shellfish Co.

The Allanton Inn

Atelier

Audela

Northern Edge Coffee

Northern Soul Kitchen

Lindisfarne Oysters

Lindisfarne Priory

Pilgrims Coffee

Pilgrims Gelateria – The Oat Kitchen

793 Spirits Co.

Northumberland National Park

Lindisfarne Castle

Jim Clarke Motorsport Museum

Waterloo Monument

Mellerstain House & Sculpture Park

Smailholm Tower

Carnabys Café

The Potted Lobster

R Carter & Son

The Pantry

Jedburgh Abbey

Bamburgh Castle

Creel and Reel

The Orangery at The Tempus

Main Street Trading

On The Map

Wooler, Northumberland

 
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