Bellingham Holiday Cottages

Bellingham Cottages

Northumberland

The Vault House

Ref: S476823

Reviews 6

The picture-perfect town of Bellingham, known locally as the capital of the North Tyne Valley, rests on the banks of the glistening waters of the River North Tyne. Thought to be positioned on a Roman station, Bellingham is steeped in fascinating...

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Northumberland

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S77823

Reviews 33

This delightful town of natural stone houses nestles close to the banks of the River North Tyne. The charming market town has much of interest, including a 12th century church, heritage centre and 30ft waterfall, just to the north. Its also on...

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£92

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Northumberland

Reiver's Rest

Ref: S3772

Reviews 36

Bellingham is surrounded by the Northumberland National Park, is part of the Pennine Way and is near to Kielder Water, all of which makes it a walkers' paradise and a well-located base from which to see the rest of the region. Bellingham is the...

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Hareshaw House

Ref: S917200

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Northern Hideaways, Lockup Mews

Ref: S1020862

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Northumberland

2 Bed Cottage in Bellingham

Ref: S532420

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 1 double, 1 four-poster double - 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC - Electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine - Travel cot and highchair on...

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2 Bed in Bellingham 89086

Ref: S962107

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Northumberland

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S293800

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Bellingham Holiday Cottages

Sitting on the confluence of the Hareshaw Barn and River North Tyne, you’ll find Bellingham: a village and civil parish, known for being a stopping point on the Pennine Way. Its cottages provide some much-needed sanctuary for those exploring the area.

Whether you're looking to relax or for an activity-packed break, you won’t be disappointed. The Heritage Centre acts as a local museum, documenting village life through the ages and an 18-hole golf course has stood in Bellingham since the 1800s. While you're there, check out Hexham Courant: a local newspaper brimming with the latest info and feel-good stories. Readings and performances from local authors, storytellers, poets, musicians and dance groups are all common throughout the village streets and the Church of St Cuthbert hosts moving services alongside tours of its unique stone barrel vault.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Charlotte and James - Verified booking

Sykes cottages were great service.

The cottage we felt to be overpriced for what it was. For a family of 5 with 3 teenage children the bathroom and toilet facilities were vastly inadequate. In the details it offers it as a cottage for 6! The bathroom is tiny, no separate toilet and the fixtures and fittings old and inadequate. Nowhere to hang towels or put toothbrushes. The towels were very small. The cooker is very small for cooking for 6 and very dated. Outside it wouldâve been nice to have had cushions for the chairs as they were often wet or damp. A parasol on the outdoor table wouldâve been nice too. On the plus side, we were very grateful to have had our shopping taken delivery of and unpacked. Bike storage was excellent. The house keeper was wonderful, very friendly. She kindly offered us a mid week clean and thankfully brought fluffy larger towels and bathrobes for us. This wouldâve been nice from the outset, considering they were available. The beds were very comfortable and the bed linen luxurious. It was a great cottage for exploring the local area. The owners have given access to numerous walking trails which was very good. The children could safely explore on foot or bikes without having to negotiate busy roads. It felt very private and very beautiful surroundings.

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Michael - Verified booking

The Vault house is in a great location with all local amenities on your doorstep.

The welcome pack was a lovely surprise and even our dog was treated. The property was spotless and the decor and furniture was of a high standard. The beds were very comfortable with good quality linen and pillows. The outside area was a great addition and fantastic for families, BBQâs and guests with dogs. We have a couple of negative points being when we stayed the weather was very good and the property gets warm. The bedroom window opens up onto a gangway at the side of the house which we was not happy leaving it open while sleeping. A couple of fans in the property would probably resolve this issue. The last point was more of an inconvenience than a negative as the outside area cannot be accessed directly from the property so you have to go out the back door onto the side street to enter from the side gate. This meant locking up every time we went to the garden. Like I said itâs an inconvenience more than anything else. I would definitely recommend the Vault House to anyone looking for a relaxing break that is in a great location to explore the wonders of Northumberland.

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Justin - Verified booking

Lovely cottage and location with very spacious property.

Well equipped kitchen and large bedrooms and sitting room with helpful folder on local attractions and facilities on site. As part of an old manor estate, there were some signs of aged plaster and decor that ought to be addressed over time. On the minus side the biggest issue was that in a cold March - it was not a warm propert. Whilst it did have central heating in all the rooms the radiator valves were preset and could not be changed so no independent control of the hearing. Unfortunately a few of the radiators including the main bedroom and lounge were in need of bleeding or degunging as the heat did not pass through them leaving the rooms cold. Whilst there was a lovely wood burning stove in the dining kitchen there was only one armchair in this room so this was the only independent source of heat. Also the free sat to or box in the lounge was not working so could not be used. Both unfortunately took away on the comfort and expectations score from what otherwise was a great cottage.

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Victoria - Verified booking

We had a wonderful week here.

The cottage are grade 2 listed converted stables so donât expect a square box with double glazing. Yes it was a tad cold till heating kicked in, yes there are bits that have seen better days but undertaking any work in a listed building is not a quick or simple job. So if you want all mod cons and square edges this may not be for you. If you love rustic charm, character and the most fabulous setting anywhere then donât hesitate y to book. The owners and Susan the housekeeper were lovely and sorted a couple issues out for us with no fuss or quibble. The woodlands around are great and if you have dogs they will love it. There is also a little resident flock of Guinea Fowl which we have never come across before and they are such charming birds and very quirky. Bellingham is a great village with really really good food and the residents are genuinely nice and friendly. Nothing to not like. â¤ï¸

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Mark - Verified booking

A nice property, but some issues that could be easily addressed.

The unusual room layout means that light from the kitchen floods in to the Vault bedroom due to a high window on the shared wall. Not good if you go to bed before others. Blackout blinds would help. The vault door itself lets through a surprising amount of sound, some carefully placed insulation would help here. The initial impression is of a decent level of cleanliness, but if you pull out a bedside unit to retrieve a dropped ring as I did this level does not extend far. This issue was apparent elsewhere in the house, a deep clean is needed. The dining chairs are in a poor condition, basically starting to fall apart. This needs attention, for safety reasons if nothing else. Although it didn't impact us, the radiators in the living room urgently need securing. The wall brackets for them have been incorrectly fitted and they would come away from the wall easily.

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Things to do near Bellingham

Kielder Observatory

Solar and wind powered astronomical observatory in Kielder, Northumberland. Located in woodland. Group bookings welcome. Family friendly.

Chesters Roman Fort

Historic Roman fort built to guard the bridge which carried Hadrian's Wall over the River North Tyne, in Chollerford, Northumberland. Distinctive museum on-site.

Bellingham Cottages

Northumberland

The Vault House

Ref: S476823

Reviews 6

Northumberland

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S77823

Reviews 33

Northumberland

Reiver's Rest

Ref: S3772

Reviews 36

Northumberland

Hareshaw House

Ref: S917200

Northumberland

Northern Hideaways, Lockup Mews

Ref: S1020862

Northumberland

2 Bed Cottage in Bellingham

Ref: S532420

Northumberland

2 Bed in Bellingham 89086

Ref: S962107

Northumberland

Gardeners Cottage

Ref: S293800