Self Catering Cottages - 5 available in Tyne and Wear

We have 5 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Tyne and Wear. Tyne and Wearis in North East of England .

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Price: £ from £ 200

Ideally positioned within a surprising 25-acres, Hagg Hill Cottage is a newly constructed stone-built cottage built adjacent to Hagg Hill Farmhouse, situated only a few miles west of Gateshead and Netoiletastle. With much care, thought and attention to the finer details Hagg Hill Cottage now provides stylish and tastefully furnished self catering holiday accommodation. Painstakingly created by local talented craftsmen the mix of natural materials ensures this retreat blends beautifully with its surroundings. The open plan living space on the ground floor simply oozes character with its exposed beams and flagstone flooring. The bespoke kitchen features a Belfast sink and large range style cooker. The lounge area focuses upon a wood-burning stove ensuring Hagg Hill Cottage is a cosy choice regardless of the season. Patio doors lead out onto the private garden area where an abundance of bird life can be admired and where an adorable hand-built bridge crosses the pretty burn. On the first floor is an elegant and spacious bedroom; doors leading onto a Juliet balcony brings the outdoors inside; a perfect spot to enjoy the air and watch the amazing array of birdlife that call to visit. A modern en-suite shower room completes the picture.

Hagg Hill Farm oozes historical interest; it dates back to 1720. Today, the extremely friendly owners greet visitors with a very warm welcome to their newly refurbished establishment. There is a riding centre on the land where lessons can be arranged with qualified A1 instructors and livery can be made available if required. Hagg Hill Farm is a family run business and fully approved by the British Horse Society Riding Centre and Livery Yard. The talented owner is also an enterprising glass artist; guests cant fail to be impressed when visiting her workshop

Price: £ from £ 175

Mousehole Annexe is attached to the attractive, stonebuilt Streetgate Farmhouse and nestled in a pleasant cul-de-sac within the residential area of Sunniside, only a few miles west of Gateshead and Netoiletastle. Yet, the Watergate Forest Park Local Nature Reserve is a mere gentle stroll from this newly renovated property where a wide species of wildlife call 'home'. A way marked 1.4 mile circular trail around Watergates' Lake offers excellent opportunities to spot the wildlife close at hand and visitors will enjoy the footpaths and bridle ways of Watergate Forest Park into Washingwell Wood. The Tanfield Railway path also offers a superb recreational route for exercising dogs close by. Golfing enthusiasts will enthuse in the ample choice of several prestigious courses within easy reach, one being the superior De Vere Slaley course. Ramblers and cyclists will enjoy exploring the heather moorlands across the easily accessible Hadrian's Wall Country and the Northern Pennines with their rugged uplands which include some of the highest, wildest and most beautiful scenery in the country. Hamsterley Forest provides miles of lovely forest walks leading to High Force; England's largest waterfall. The historic market town of Hexham, dominated by its majestic abbey offers an abundance of amenities and the pretty village of Corbridge renowned for its specialist shops and quaint tea rooms are both within a half hour drive west. Bowes Museum, Raby Castle, Beamish Museum, Vindolands, the Roman site at Corstopitum and Housesteads Roman Fort Museum are all interesting historic attractions within easy driving distance. The vibrant city of Netoiletastle, well known for its global, cultural pursuits and the extensive shopping facilities at the world renowned Gateshead Metro Centre, along with the Gateshead Millennium Bridge, The Baltic Centre and the Sage Gateshead music venue are only a few miles east, ensuring Mousehole Annexe provides a cosy retreat for couples in an excellent central location for exploring this popular region.

Price: £ 180- £633

Hadrian Cottage is a semi detached cottage in the village of Heddon-on-the-Wall just eight miles from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The cottage has two twin bedrooms and one double (with a shower cubicle) and two family bathrooms which make it suitable for six people. The rest of the accommodation is made up of a kitchen, a dining room, two sitting rooms and a conservatory. To the outside of the cottage is off road parking for two cars and a small enclosed garden with outdoor furniture and a barbecue. With the city of Newcastle Upon Tyne close by, Hadrian Cottage is a perfect base for exploring this part of Northumberland.

Situated south of the River Tyne is Heddon-on-the-Wall, on the line of the old Hadrian’s Wall, with a section of wall still visible at the edge of the village. The village is surrounded by farms and open countryside, yet nearby the historic village of Wylam, the birthplace of George Stephenson, and also the town of Corbridge, which has an array of small shops. Just fourteen miles away from Heddon-on-the-Wall is the town of Hexham with its Abbey, Old Gaol and town centre. The bustling city of Newcastle upon Tyne is within driving distance and has many attractions, shops and eateries which will suit all tastes. Heddon-on-the-Wall is an ideal base to explore the many attractions, villages and towns in the area.

Price: £ from £ 220

Commanding magnificent far reaching views across the Tyne Valley toward the picturesque villages of Ovingham, Ovington and the 11th century Prudhoe Castle and beyond, this lovely semi detached property offers spacious and tastefully furnished holiday accommodation. Cherry Grove has recently undergone a total makeover with much care, thought and attention to detail throughout and will appeal to those seeking the freshness of modern living. The comfortable lounge with large flat screen TV leads through to a dining area where patio doors enhance its bright and airy ambience and where the long distance views can be enjoyed. The modern kitchen is well equipped and a door from the useful utility area leads to an enclosed garden; a safe haven for children at play and where the slightly raised decked area is the perfect place to relax and watch the evening sun whilst enjoying a spot of alfresco dining and absorb the view. Three immaculately presented bedrooms and a squeaky clean bathroom on the first floor completes the picture. Cherry Grove is nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac within the residential area of Prudhoe, where there is a Riverside Country Park on the banks of the river Tyne close by. This friendly village sits equidistant between Hexham to the west and Gateshead to the east; both being a mere 13 miles. There are ample shops, pubs and eateries within a half mile of Cherry Grove and children will have fun in Water World close by. A short drive east will bring you to the vibrant city of Netoiletastle, well known for its global cultural pursuits and the extensive shopping facilities at the world renowned Gateshead Metro Centre. The Millennium Bridge, the Baltic Centre and the Sage Gateshead music venue are all interesting visitor attractions. The pretty village of Corbridge, renowned for its specialist shops and quaint tea rooms is only 10 miles west and the historic town of Hexham, dominated by its majestic abbey offers an abundance of amenities 13 miles away. Tanfield Steam Railway is well worth a visit and golfing enthusiasts will enthuse in the ample choice of several prestigious courses within easy reach, one being the superior De Vere Slaley course. Ramblers and cyclists will enjoy exploring the heather moorlands across the easily accessible Hadrian's Wall Country and the Northern Pennines with their rugged uplands which include some of the highest, wildest and most beautiful scenery in the country. Hamsterley Forest provides miles of lovely forest walks leading to High Force; England's largest waterfall. Bowes Museum, Raby Castle, Beamish Museum, Vindolanda, the Roman Site at Corstopitum and Housesteads Roman Fort Museum are all interesting historic attractions within easy driving distance. Cherry Grove offers an excellent base for couples or the gathering of family and friends to explore the many historic delights across Hadrian's Wall Country or why not take an easy drive east to discover the glorious Heritage coastline or west to the Lake District National Park.

Price: £ from £ 170

This lovely 19th century cottage is nestled within the welcoming village of Westgate in Weardale and offers holiday accommodation to an excellent standard. The property has been totally renovated with much care and attention ensuring its character and charm has been retained, although it also has a lovely modern ambience throughout. The slate flooring throughout the ground floor is sublime and the multi fuel stove in the lounge ensures a warm welcome awaits guests whatever the season! The quaint stable door from the kitchen leads to a raised patio area where the lovely views can be enjoyed - a haven for a spot of relaxation....

Westgate sits within the Wear valley and is surrounded by unspoilt countryside. The village marks the western entrance of Stanhope Park, the Prince Bishops' deer park and the area is renowned for its wildlife and Siltt Wood, which is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Visitors will enjoy the 1/3 mile woodland walk leading to the spectacular sight of High Force, England's largest waterfall only 12 miles away from Dales View Cottage. From its rise as a trickle, high on the heather-capped fells of the North Pennines; the River Tees steadily gathers pace then spectacularly drops 21 metres into the plunge pool below. Only 15 miles further up the Pennines is the remote market town of Alston; it sits 1300 feet above sea level and claims to be the highest settlement in England, and is the starting point for the South Tyne Railway. The scenery surrounding this area is truly stunning, deservedly recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Dales View Cottage enjoys the unique position of being an excellent central base for those wishing to explore Hadrian's Wall Country coupled with easy access to the Durham Dales, the Eden valley and the Lake District National Park.