Corbridge 2.3 miles. Tucked away the charming town of Riding Mill near Corbridge, Northumberland is this fabulous, single-storey abode, The Bothy, Riding Hills. Benefitting from a stylish, open-plan living space, a woodburning stove and off-road parking, The Bothy, Riding Hills welcomes two guests, ideal for a couple or even two friends sharing who are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. After parking up, unload your personal belongings in your new home-from-home, ready to kick back on the plush sofa and enjoy a warm cup of tea; allow your other half to get to grips with a fantastic range of appliances in the well-equipped kitchen to rustle up a delicious home-cooked meal, ready to tuck in at the dining table or outside on the patio. Pop corks until sundown and plan your itinerary for the days ahead as the stars appear overhead, before retreating back inside for a warm shower. When you begin to feel sleepy, the sumptuous king-size bed awaits for you to unwind and doze off into a relaxing slumber. If you can tear yourself away from your superb base, begin your adventures with a relaxing stroll along the River Tyne, stopping off in the charming town of Corbridge, home to the Corbridge Roman Museum, Corbridge Roman Town – Hadrian’s Wall and Corbridge Roman Bridge, in addition to an impressive selection of amenities including a shop and pub so you can stock up on the essentials or delight in some hearty grub on the days you don’t feel like cooking. In Hexham, enjoy a fascinating walk around Hexham Abbey and Hexham Old Gaol, where you can take a step back in time, or take a car journey to the bustling city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, known for the iconic Angel of the North, St. James’ Park and the Discovery Museum, perfect for a day of sightseeing before delighting dinner and drinks. For an unforgettable holiday in Northumberland, escape to The Bothy, Riding Hills.

A delightful historic village surrounded by beautiful unspoilt Northumbrian countryside, Corbridge offers much of interest, including specialist shops, old inns and a 12th century bridge spanning the river. Hadrian’s Wall and Housesteads Fort are nearby, whilst the market town of Hexham is a few miles away and is well worth a visit, with its narrow bustling streets, good selection of shops and a fascinating abbey boasting 15th century paintings and a fine Saxon crypt. The Border Country, Northumbrian coast, Kielder Forest with cycling and watersports, Beamish Open Air Museum and Durham Cathedral are all within easy motoring distance, while the Gateshead Metro Centre (one of the largest shopping centres in Europe) can be found 20 miles to the east. Excellent golf and fly and coarse fishing are also available locally.

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