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Belford, Northumberland
 

South Lodge, Twizell Estate

6
Guests
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
Dog Friendly
Please see the Dog Friendly section below for more information

This early 19th Century charismatic gate lodge sits in a fantastic spot on the edge of the Twizell Estate in the pretty village of Warenford, perfect for cosy country delights but just 5 miles from the glorious white sands of Bamburgh.

Set in extensive private grounds, Twizell Estate has an illustrious history, once belonging to the eminent botanist and ornithologist Prideaux John Selby, who famously hosted John J Audubon at Twizell. South Lodge forms part of the existing estate within 500 acres of private land, with stunning walking and wildlife from the doorstep, most notably the estate's precious red squirrels.

Benefiting from four bedrooms sleeping six, this delightful property has been sensitively restored throughout by the owner. First and foremost, it has the warm feeling of home, with attention to all the little things which help to make a holiday stay a memorable one.

Enjoy the warmth of the electric AGA and perhaps whip up a cake or two, leading into the cosy ambience of the open plan sitting room and dining room where you can turn the lights down low and enjoy some relaxed chat around the fireside, yet equally well set up for formal dining too. Original artworks of the local area along with antiques, including a kist from the original mansion house are lovely features here.

Farrow & Ball colours are used throughout the property along with paint from the Little Green Paint Company, their rich pigment balanced with high quality fabrics and wallpapers from Mulberry, Colefax & Fowler and Sanderson. The addition of Crystal chandeliers bounce shafts of light beautifully and are a statement piece to each room.

A more formal drawing room offers space for some grown-up time with deep, comfortable sofas in rich blue velvet adding extra comfort. This leads into a ground floor bedroom with double bed, its deep colour scheme and tweed accents inspired from the family archives.

Upstairs, are two generously appointed double bedrooms with sumptuous memory foam mattresses and quality duck and goose down duvets. Enormous window seats are the perfect spot to start the day watching the sunrise or the comings and goings of the local wildlife, including Wilma the local peacock!

The first double room features an ornate mahogany four poster bed surrounded by romantic rose and floral wall detailing, delicately hand-painted by a local artist. The second has been finished in a French style with elegant bed and soothing colour scheme. For the children in the party, two tiny doors from either bedroom open up into a perfect hideaway, ideal for play time or for some hide and seek.

Off the upper hallway, leads down into the second bathroom (bathroom one on the ground floor) and a further single bedroom with double bed.

Outdoors, the property sits in an enclosed south-facing private garden, with a patio to the rear and an upper level seating area offering vast views across the fields and a fire pit for some atmospheric star-gazing. This extends into wider woodland and parkland with designated walks in the immediate area. For those who prefer life on two wheels, there are private hardcore tracks which cyclists can use on the estate, as well as routes all the way down to the coast.

Shooting, fishing, sporting and other outdoor activities offer endless possibilities, along with catering, picnic lunches, special events and celebrations.

South Lodge sits in the same ownership as Gardener's Cottage and may be suitable for larger parties who wish to holiday together. Please refer to the location information and area map on each of the property pages. It should be noted that Gardener's Cottage sits on the other side of the A1, and is approximately 1.8 miles from South Lodge.

Special Offers

Late Availability Offer
10% discount on a 7 night stays between 5th and 12th June 2026.

Property Layout

GROUND FLOOR

Access into inner hall with hanging space, utility area with belfast sink and storage. 

Bathroom one sits just off the main access hall with large shower with rainforest head, heated towel rail, basin and Victorian style WC. Underfloor heating.

Open plan kitchen, sitting and dining room (underfloor heating in the kitchen and dining room) comprising:

Kitchen with electric AGA, large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, combi grill/microwave. Pantry cupboard with good storage space. A washing machine sits in a separate external outhouse.

Sitting room with large sofa, two armchairs, wood burning stove and Smart TV with integrated DVD player. Surround sound music system with speakers through the ground floor.

Dining room with seating for six guests.

A front door between the dining room and sitting room leads to the front south-facing lawned garden.

Drawing room with large comfortable sofas and armchairs, wall mounted Smart TV with DVD player, decorative fireplace.

Bedroom one - ground floor bedroom with double bed (suitable for one guest), side table, dressing table.

FIRST FLOOR

Bedroom two with king size four poster bed with high quality memory foam mattress, side tables, dressing table, cupboard with generous storage and hanging space. A tiny door in the window recess gives way to a hideaway play den for children. Large window seat overlooking the garden.

Bedroom three with French style king size bed, side tables, dressing table, cupboard with generous storage and hanging space, small Smart TV and integrated DVD, large window seat to the front of the property.

There are three steps down from the upper landing to bathroom two and bedroom four.

Bathroom two with cast iron roll top bath, basin, WC, underfloor heating.

Bedroom four with double bed (suitable for one guest), side tables, small Smart TV with integrated TV, window seat.

OUTSIDE

The property sits in an enclosed south-facing lawned garden to the front, with an enclosed paved patio to the rear and an upper level seating area with fire pit. This extends into wider woodland and parkland with designated walks in the immediate area. A private tour of the Estate can be arranged directly with the owner to see more extensive and private areas of the Estate. There is secure access to the front of the property with electric gate.

There is ample private parking directly to the side of the property.

Floorplans

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Floorplan

Location

Located in the north of Northumberland, Belford combines a relaxed village atmosphere with proximity to the region's stunning natural landscapes. The village itself is home to several independent shops and inviting pubs as well as an excellent farm shop.

For activities, the nearby Ford & Etal Estate is a delightful destination with its tearooms, calendar of family-friendly events, and historic pub. For those seeking outdoor adventures, the area offers a variety of walking and cycling trails, while foodies are sure to enjoy some of the country's finest seafood in the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Beyond Belford, the historic market towns of Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed are within easy reach and offer an array of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Alnwick Castle – a filming location for Hogwarts – and The Alnwick Garden are must-visit attractions, while the coastal beauty of Bamburgh and the wildlife-rich Farne Islands are also close at hand.

Amenities

    All Amenities

    • AGA or Everhot stove
    • Accessibility
    • Allows babies in arms
      Up to 12 months.
    • Allows children
      1 - 16 years. The owner will make every endeavour to accommodate any requests for other child friendly items. Please do ask.
    • Bath
    • Cot
      A travel cot is available on request. Travel cot bedding is not supplied.
    • Dog friendly
      Up to three dogs are welcome (£15 per dog). Please clean dogs before entry - an outside tap is available - and keep them in the utility room until dry. Once dry, they may access the kitchen and dining area but not the sitting room, upstairs, or furniture.
    • Enclosed garden
    • Fire pit
    • Hairdryer
      A hairdryer is available in each of the bedrooms.
    • Heating
      Heating throughout the property, with underfloor heating in the bathrooms as well as the kitchen and snug. Electric AGA in the kitchen. Wood burning stove in the dining room.
    • Highchair
    • Linen & towels provided
      Duck and goose down duvets and pillows are provided but hypoallergenic can be provided on request.
    • Open fire/Woodburning stove
      Generous initial supply of logs provided.
    • Outside space
    • Walking distance to a pub (under 1 mile)
    • Wi-Fi
      Wi-Fi is available. Mobile reception is generally good.

Dog Friendly

Up to three dogs are welcome (£15 per dog). Please clean dogs before entry - an outside tap is available - and keep them in the utility room until dry. Once dry, they may access the kitchen and dining area but not the sitting room, upstairs, or furniture.

Important Information

The property is detached, accessed by a secure access gate and is not overlooked. The property sits on the edge of the small, pretty village of Warenford of the east side of the A1.

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.

Arrival time: 4pm
Departure time: 10am

Accessibility

Please call a member of the team on 01573 226711 to discuss your requirements.
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Guests
Max Adults:
6
Max Children:
5
Max Infants:
3
(Children who require a cot)
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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