Stable Cottage, Belford

All the accommodation is laid out over a single level and the living area has been designed in an open-plan style. It retains a lot of its original charm through features such as open roof trusses and a wood-burning stove. In addition to the stove there are convection heaters and night storage-heaters to ensure that you can get the best of what the region has to offer at any time of year. For hazy, summer evenings the rear garden has barbeque facilities. Note : This property only accepts 7 night bookings and Saturday check in between 31st March and 31 st May

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Enclosed Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Parking Available

A charming mid-terrace, single-storey cottage, formerly a mid-19th century stable block, situated within easy walking distance of the centre of the village of Belford.Full of character and comfort, Stable Cottage boasts a fabulous open plan living area with original open roof trusses and cast iron woodburning stove, along with two cosy bedrooms overlooking a sheltered rear courtyard and lawned garden below. Further down from the lawned area is a small paddock, which is home to the owners' hens and small flock of Jacob sheep. The village of Belford offers a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, while the cottage is also ideally situated for exploring the delightful coastal village of Bamburgh, Northumberland's beautiful Heritage Coast and the Scottish Borders. A fantastic base for a truly relaxing holiday.

Belford is an ancient village, having been in existence since before medieval times. The centre of the village is the market square with its cross dating back around 300 years. Today it is a quiet village which gives visitors easy access to the Northumberland Coast, the Cheviot Hills and the Scottish Borders. Belford itself has a variety of smaller interesting shops as well as the usual shops and facilities available in a large village. During the month of August, a continental market takes place in the centre of the village and gives it a real carnival atmosphere. Overlooked by the magnificent 18th century Belford Hall and only a few minutes walk from the centre of the village is Belford Golf Club, a 9-hole golf course which features a driving range, motorised cart hire and excellent bar facilities.

Location Details

Belford is an ancient village, having been in existence since before medieval times. The centre of the village is the market square with its cross dating back around 300 years. Today it is a quiet village which gives visitors easy access to the Northumberland Coast, the Cheviot Hills and the Scottish Borders. Belford itself has a variety of smaller interesting shops as well as the usual shops and facilities available in a large village. During the month of August, a continental market takes place in the centre of the village and gives it a real carnival atmosphere. Overlooked by the magnificent 18th century Belford Hall and only a few minutes walk from the centre of the village is Belford Golf Club, a 9-hole golf course which features a driving range, motorised cart hire and excellent bar facilities.

Northumberland is a heady combination of fishing villages, market towns, sandy beaches, magnificent castles and historic Hadrian's Wall, tied together by beautiful countryside and abundant wildlife. Note : This property only accepts 7 night bookings and

Reviews

Stable cottage is very well situated for touring the Northumberland coast. It is in Belford which is an interesting village. The layout is very good, and the beds and bathroom were good. It is clean, quiet at night and the wildlife and farm animals etc were interesting. I do feel though that it needs some TLC. The DVD was used during bad weather, and proved to be difficult to use even with following the instructions as it didn't work the way it should have done. We are used to DVD players which made this one frustrating to operate. We didn't like the mix of drinking mugs. Some of the crockery is chipped and needs throwing away. Likewise with some cooking items. The toilet seat needs replacing with a white one. These points are small and easily fixed to make the cottage great again. Overall, the cottage was slightly disappointing, but it is well located and we enjoyed our holiday.

Rated by Chez-49-12 reviewed on 10th June 2017

The cottage was welcoming and warm. It was a good location for touring the coast and inland attractions. It was quiet and you could have easily stayed around the cottage relaxing. It was nice to come back to and was always warm and homely.

Rated by Mr Swain reviewed on 23rd May 2016

This is the third time I have been here and I enjoyed it just as much as before. The cottage is nice and warm inside and we loved watching the hedgehog that visited the garden at night.

Rated by Mrs Greenwood reviewed on 25th April 2016

The property was very clean, neat and tidy. The owners have obviously given a lot of thought to the 'little things' which reflects their consideration for guest's comfort and convenience. The wood burning stove was brilliant! One of the best properties we've ever stayed in.

Rated by Mr Gibson reviewed on 19th April 2016

A very comfortable and relaxing cottage to spend a week of walking the Northumberland coast and inland footpaths. We will return!

Rated by Mr Dunn reviewed on 18th October 2015

Very comfortable cottage and well situated. Owners were friendly and helpful without being intrusive. Beautiful area of the country with plenty to do and see.

Rated by Mr Preston reviewed on 13th September 2015

In a good central location for visiting the area. It was very comfortable, quiet and well equipped with friendly owners that live opposite.

Rated by Mr Fallon reviewed on 22nd June 2015

Fantastic location for the many sights in Northumbria. Close to the A1 but not intrusively so.

Rated by Mr Frost reviewed on 19th May 2015

The accommodation was excellent - inviting, warm and homely. There were lots of interesting places to visit in the local area together with wonderful scenery. Holy Island with views of basking grey seals on the sand banks was particularly memorable.

Rated by Mr Bradberry reviewed on 27th April 2015

This cottage was everything you could possibly want, everything was excellent. A really lovely peaceful place to spend some time away.

Rated by Mr Thomas reviewed on 18th March 2015

Liked the cleanliness of the cottage and it was very cosy. A good place to spend New Year's Eve. It feels really safe for the children too.

Rated by Mrs Ruttle reviewed on 4th January 2015

Peace and quiet. The cottage and surrounding area was "away from it all" yet amenities were only a short drive away, beaches, good places to eat. Northumberland is such an unspoilt county.

Rated by Mrs Cook reviewed on 3rd October 2014

The accommodation was excellent and the owner was very friendly & caring. The location was excellent for exploring the Northumberland towns and countryside. Everything was perfect to the last detail, we will consider going again.

Rated by Mr Henshaw reviewed on 22nd September 2014

Well equipped comfortable cottage with a nice sunny patio. Easy access for all of Northumberland and the borders. Owners kindly and quickly forwarded some items we carelessly left behind.

Rated by john m reviewed on 27th June 2014

The cottage was very comfortable and homely. Where it is situated is perfect for accessing all the interesting places to visit that Northumberland has to offer. We had a lovely time.

Rated by Mrs Wright reviewed on 8th June 2014

We Liked the location, the quietness of the property, safety of the enclosed garden and the fact it was all on one level. Oh, and the sheep. Lovely place and we would definitely come back.

Rated by Mrs Smith reviewed on 27th April 2014

The property was very well placed as a base. It was good to have a warm place to stay. The wood burning stove was a plus. It was also good to have such a comfortable place to relax.

Rated by Ms Hutchison reviewed on 2nd February 2014

Very well prepared cottage, lovely character. Nice garden. Very good location for Northumberland coast without the expense of staying closer to Bamburgh (still only a 10 min drive from the beaches though). A shame that there is not more in Belford itself, although the pubs and hotels are Reasonable - just a little lacking in character I suppose.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 16th October 2013

Stable Cottage is a beautiful little cottage very well placed near the A1 for getting about the area, and within walking distance of Belford for supplies and amenities. The cottage had a lovely patio and garden which we made use of. The main room was a cosy and comfortable haven after a hard day out enjoying ourselves. There was nothing we did not like, we had a great week staying in a lovely cottage.

Rated by Mrs Marshall reviewed on 17th August 2013

A lovely, quiet property with lovely owners who were there if you needed them but otherwise left you alone.

Rated by Mr Hulbert reviewed on 24th May 2013

The locality of the property was ideal for us as we had come to do some painting, so even on the days we could not go out the lounge was ideal for painting, as we had come prepared with photographs. Also when the weather perked up we were well situated to go out and explore all the wonderful castles and beaches.

Rated by Mrs Rich reviewed on 10th October 2012

The location of the cottage made it easy to go to different locations quickly. The cottage was excellent and the photos on the website don't do it justice.

Rated by Mr Hunneybell reviewed on 23rd September 2012

I particularly liked the comfort of the cottage - I enjoyed each time we returned from discovering the surroundings. I also enjoyed the owners' imagination and the personal and playful touch they have given their cottage. It is a lovely place to be.

Rated by Mrs De Maeschalck reviewed on 25th July 2012

Great base for exploring Northumbria. Cottage is really cosy, spotlessly clean and very well equipped.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 24th May 2012

A great base to explore Northumberland. The cottage was very well equipped, spotlessly clean and very cosy. A great place to relax.

Rated by Mr Lynch reviewed on 26th February 2012

Very easy to book, helpful staff. Excellent property, helpful and approachable owners. Property is central for visiting tourist spots with lots of useful information in the property re local area. Great garden - ideal for kids. Extremely well-equipped property. A really enjoyable holiday all-round and we would definitely recommend.

Rated by Mrs Finleyson reviewed on 24th October 2011

The accommodation was excellent with easy access to the a1 helping with the traveling, either going north or south. A ten minutes ride to Bamburgh, where there are numerous eating places.

Rated by Rashers reviewed on 16th August 2011

Where the property was located made it easy to access the A1 so no problems going either North or South. Only a 10 minute drive, if that, to the coast at Bamburgh. Very peaceful surroundings and the owner was very helpful and available.

Rated by Mr Rashbrook reviewed on 22nd June 2011

Good homely cosy cottage, ideally located for all the Northumberland attractions.

Rated by Mrs Walmsley reviewed on 13th June 2011

Excellent location for all main places on the coast and inland.

Rated by Mrs Adkin reviewed on 1st June 2011

The cottage was the perfect place to escape to from the city. The cottage is in a perfect location, Belford is a cute town and the surrounding areas are all beautiful. We had an enjoyable break and we hope to return to Stable Cottage soon!

Rated by Mrs Oates reviewed on 28th February 2011

Never having been to Northumberland before, we were not sure if there would be enough to see in the two weeks but we almost ran out of time to visit places. Belford being a nice central place for visits to the lovely coastline and many interesting houses and castles.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Byrom reviewed on 20th September 2010

Well thought out and homely cottage. Great location. Good parking and surroundings.

Rated by Mr Hickling reviewed on 9th August 2010

An ideally located property for touring Northumberland and even venturing into Scotland.

Rated by Mr Boore reviewed on 27th July 2010

Property is quiet, plenty of space, private garden. Property ideally situated mid-way between Berwick-on-Tweed and Alnwick - all tourist attractions within 15 miles of the cottage.

Rated by Mrs Lewis reviewed on 12th July 2010

The cottage was within easy reach of the coast and any were we wanted to go.

Rated by Mr Thompson reviewed on 17th April 2010

Absolutely loved this cottage ,it was very well presented and extrememly cosy.I love an open fire especially in the winter coming in from a windy day on the beach or a walk out in the hills.Great location with lots of good pubs in easy striking distance if you don't want to cook.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 9th December 2009

A well kept, welcoming cottage that provided everything we required for a comfortable stay. The beautiful garden was perfect for a family, with plenty of room for children to play safely. We would definitely recommend this one.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 7th December 2009

We had difficulty in the past finding a comfortable cottage for two, so decided to look at properties for four, and we were not disappointed. Stable cottage was delightful, well equipped, and superbly located for both the Northumberland coast and countryside. We have already recommended this property to our children, all now married with young families, and would have no hesitation in sending them there. The property was very convenient, with parking at the door, and a lovely garden, safe for even the youngest children. The owners have children themselves, and clearly know what makes your stay comfortable and extra special.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd December 2009

Well situated for touring Northumberland. Miles of golden sandy beaches just a short car ride away.

Rated by Mr Yates reviewed on 19th September 2009

The cottage exceeded our expectations. It is ideally situated for exploring the North of Northumberland. Local facilities are a short walk away.

Rated by Mr Parker reviewed on 13th September 2009

The cottage is extremely cosy and comfortable but also light and airy. Although it is very close to the A1 it is quiet and perfectly located for exploring the region. There were lots of little touches which we appreciated such as the many lamps, all operated by one switch and the cosy wood burning stove although we didn't need to use it. The garden is a decent size for children to play. We also appreciated the selection of toys and children's books.

Rated by Mrs Oakley reviewed on 31st August 2009

A super, comfortable and welcoming cottage with a lovely private garden.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Foy reviewed on 1st June 2009

Beautifully bright and airy cottage with top amenities and welcoming owners. Fantastic base for coasts and castles in a beautiful setting.

Rated by Miss Farr reviewed on 7th April 2009

The cottage was ideally located to visit all the attractions around Northumberland Coast.

Rated by Mr Wall reviewed on 29th October 2008

We had a lovely holiday and loved the cottage. The attention to detail, such as childrens toys was much appreciated. We were very happy with everything and would love to stay there again.

Rated by Mrs Horne reviewed on 18th August 2008

What more can I say other than the cottage was perfect in every way.

Rated by Mr Christie reviewed on 3rd July 2008

Enjoyed the lovely garden.

Rated by Dr Taylor reviewed on 9th June 2008

Like home from home. Very relaxing.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Hall reviewed on 29th May 2008

Everything was fantastic - cottage is beautiful, garden perfect, ideal location.

Rated by Mrs Masterson reviewed on 27th May 2008

Enjoyed the quiet peaceful surroundings - also the area. We were lucky enough to enjoy good weather which makes all the difference. A relaxing week.

Rated by Mr Crossley reviewed on 28th April 2008

Everything was perfect from beginning to end. The truly wonderful cottage really added to the general pleasure of the holiday.

Rated by Mrs Mullins reviewed on 5th November 2007

A lovely cottage in beautiful surroundings.

Rated by Mrs Greenwood reviewed on 2nd October 2007

The hosts were extremely friendly and very hospitable. The cottage was fantastic - they have clearly put a lot of work into it and deserve a huge amount of credit for making our holiday a truly relaxing time.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Bowens reviewed on 25th June 2007

The cottage is a beautiful conversion, and was warm and comfortable. The owners were friendly and helpful. The bed was gloriously comfortable, which is not always the case!

Rated by Mr & Mrs Groat reviewed on 18th June 2007

Very relaxing location and friendly local people. You could easily walk into the village for the shops, pubs, etc. The local area very pretty.

Rated by Miss Rees reviewed on 14th March 2007

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7-Day Forecast

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