This mid-terrace property sits in a residential area in the historic village of Corbridge, Northumberland. Tastefully presented over two floors, Willows provides a superb escape for up to six guests wanting to breakaway to this Northumberland region. Upon arrival, find roadside parking before making your way inside and getting to know your new home-from-home. This Corbridge cottage has been refurbished to a great standard and offers three bedrooms, including two doubles and a twin. Spend your down time in the lounge, catching up on your favourite shows and chatting about the holiday itinerary. Carry the conversation into the kitchen, where you can cook up a storm for the whole family, before settling down at the dining table and toasting to your much-needed break. A patio door leads out to the enclosed rear garden where your canine companion can safely stretch their legs. Take just a short walk into the town centre and choose from an array of pubs and restaurants serving top-quality ale and fine food. This ancient village is home to a wealth of independent shops where you can purchase a gift to take home, plus two convenience stores for grabbing the essentials. If you fancy exploring the great outdoors, Willows sits close to North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Northumberland National Park for stunning landscapes, historic sites, and plenty of walking, hiking and cycling opportunities; you can even walk along the remains of Hadrian's Wall! Head to Newcastle-upon-Tyne for a city day out, where you can discover local maritime history at Discovery Museum, soak up culture at The Biscuit Factory gallery or take advantage of the bustling nightlife scene. Choose Willows for your next retreat to Northumberland.

Corbridge, a charming ancient community encircled by gorgeous, unspoiled Northumbrian scenery, has a lot to offer, including specialty stores, historic inns, and a bridge over the river from the 12th century. The market town of Hexham is a few miles distant and is well worth a visit with its small, busy streets, good assortment of shops, and an intriguing abbey boasting 15th-century frescoes and a beautiful Saxon crypt. Hadrian's Wall and Housesteads Fort are close. The Gateshead Metro Centre (one of the biggest retail centres in Europe) is about 20 miles to the east, as are the Border Country, Northumbrian shoreline, Kielder Forest with cycling and watersports, Beamish Open Air Museum, and Durham Cathedral. Locally, there are also excellent opportunities for fly and coarse fishing.

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