The Byre at Reedsford
Nestled in the foothills of the Cheviots, this delightful barn conversion will bring a stylish sense of home.
Sensitively developed by the owners to respect the integrity of the building, original window features and stonework have been carefully used in its redevelopment.
A key feature of the living space is a wonderful arched window accented by industrial lighting and a contemporary colour scheme of charcoal greys and warm neutrals. Finishes from Colefax and Fowler and fantastic intricate needlework from the Fine Cell Work rehabilitation charity add a final flourish.
When the days grow longer and the appeal of some cosy time beckons, a wood burner is one of life’s simple pleasures. With a good book and a rich merlot, you could be forgiven if you never quite step out the door!
The living space benefits from underfloor heating throughout and the two en-suite bedrooms feature high quality White Company bed linen and a dash of artisan flair.
ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION
For larger parties looking to holiday together, The Byre at Reedsford sleeping 4, The Barn at Reedsford sleeping 2, and The Dovecot at Reedsford sleeping 2 all sit within 75-100 yards of each other. Housedon Haugh at Reedsford sleeping 9+2 is also in close distance. Other holiday-let properties that sit in the same ownership and are of a similar style include Barley Hill Cottage sleeping 4, The Smithy Crookham sleeping 2, Crookham Eastfield sleeping 10, Lookout North and Lookout South both sleeping 4.
Property Layout
GROUND FLOOR
The property sits on the ground floor, however please note there are three steps from the main access hallway down to the main open plan living area and also steps from the patio to the garden.
Kitchen with electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge (no icebox). An under counter freezer is available in the outhouse. Washer/dryer in a utility cupboard off the main access hall. Dining area with seating for four.
Sitting room with large sofa, armchair, wood burning stove. Freesat flat screen TV and DVD player.
Bedroom one with zip and link system which can be configured to a 6' super king bed or 3' twin beds, side tables, small chest of drawers, built-in cupboard with hanging and storage space. Large sliding doors to the patio.
En-suite bathroom bath with handheld shower mixer, basin and WC.
Bedroom two with king size bed, side tables, small chest of drawers, built-in cupboard with hanging and storage space.
En-suite bathroom with large walk in shower, basin and WC.
Boot room with hanging space and bench seating.
OUTSIDE
To the rear of the cottage is a large fully enclosed garden with patio and lawn. Bench seating and outdoor furniture. A charcoal kettle barbecue is available for guest use.
Separate external storage is available in a private lockable outhouse for outdoor gear, fishing rods and bikes. There is an under-counter freezer available in the outhouse.
An adjacent barn provides a communal indoor games room / catering area with picnic tables, wood burning stove, full size table tennis table, a pool table and table football. Please note that this is shared with the other holiday properties at Reedsford.
Private parking directly to the front of the cottage.
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
- Accessibility
- Allows babies in armsUp to 12 months.
- Allows children1 - 16 years.
- Barbecue
- Bath
- CotA travel cot is available on request. Travel cot bedding is not supplied.
- Dog friendlyThree dogs are welcome (£25 fee per dog). Dogs should be clean and dry before access into the wider property. Dogs should be kept off the furniture and are not permitted in the bedrooms.
- Enclosed garden
- Games room
- HairdryerA hairdryer is supplied in each bedroom.
- HeatingUnderfloor heating throughout the property. Wood burning stove in the sitting room.
- Highchair
- Linen & towels provided
- Open fire/Woodburning stoveGenerous supply of logs for the duration of your stay.
- Outside space
- Snooker/Pool table
- Wi-FiWi-Fi is available. There is no mobile signal. A landline is available for reasonable use by guests.
All Amenities
Dog Friendly
Important Information
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
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