Ryehill Farm Cottage, Thropton

Ryehill Farm Cottage is an end terrace cottage in the hamlet of Ryehill, less than a mile on foot to the village of Thropton and a short drive to the town of Rothbury and can sleep four people. The cottage has a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a bathroom and an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with a woodburner. Outside there is roadside parking and an enclosed, lawned rear garden with patio, furniture and a barbecue. Ryehill Farm Cottage is a wonderful base for a relaxing break. Minimum 3 night stays

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Friday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Rural Location
  •   Farm Setting

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, electric shower over, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburner.

Thropton 0.75 miles. A charming end of terrace cottage in the peaceful little hamlet of Ryehill, less than one mile on foot from the village of Thropton and a short drive from the town of Rothbury. This Thropton cottage is in a perfect position for exploring all of Coquetdale and the Simonside Hills. Just a short walk from the River Coquet, this Thropton cottage boasts wooden flooring throughout the ground floor and French doors from the sitting area which lead guests to a wonderful garden area. The open-plan living area has a contemporary edge to it with a corner shaped leather sofa, yet the toasty woodburner, with surrounding inglenook, reminds you that you are in the heart of the country, surrounded by fields and farmlands. Also at this superb cottage in Thropton is a kitchen with sleek units and a wooden worktop, whilst upstairs are two good-sized bedrooms and a modern bathroom with shower. The village of Thropton is accessed via a delightful walk across fields and a footbridge over the Coquet or via a picturesque five-mile drive, there you will find two good pubs/restaurants, serving great food and top quality ales. Rothbury is only a three-mile drive away with an array of shops, quaint tea rooms and traditional pubs, whilst nearby the Northumberland National Park offers great walking and cycling opportunities. Discover NT Cragside Hall, the Simonside Hills, the Heritage Coast and Hadrian's Wall, while a short drive to the east lies Alnwick Castle and Gardens, famous for the filming of many of the Harry Potter scenes. A lovely Thropton cottage in a great location whatever the time of year.

Two miles west of the town of Rothbury is the charming village of Thropton in Coquetdale, situated on the north bank of the Coquet River and dominated by the heather clad Simonside Hills, this is the perfect location for enjoying picturesque walks. Thropton is accessed via a lovely, single carriage bridge which takes you into the small and peaceful village, where you'll find two pubs serving food and drink.

Amenities & Facilities

Calor gas central heating with woodburner. Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books, games and DVDs. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair on request. Roadside parking. Enclosed, lawned garden with patio, furniture and BBQ. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 12 mins walk. River 8 mins walk. Note: Thropton is accessed via a footbridge, by car it is 5 miles. Note: There is a stream which runs across the road from the property. Note: Due to the property being situated next to a livestock farm (with sheep, cows and chickens), dogs should be kept on a lead. Note: Water supply from spring water which is tested regularly. Note: Stairs may be steep and unsuitable for the elderly and infirm. Min 3 night stays.

Location Details

Two miles west of the town of Rothbury is the charming village of Thropton in Coquetdale, situated on the north bank of the Coquet River and dominated by the heather clad Simonside Hills, this is the perfect location for enjoying picturesque walks. Thropton is accessed via a lovely, single carriage bridge which takes you into the small and peaceful village, where you'll find two pubs serving food and drink.

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.

Reviews

We booked this cottage through Skyes Cottages who has given it 4 stars, the pictures give that impression as well, we were disappointed with what we found. The cottage clearly hadn't been cleaned as there was spider webs,spiders and flies everywhere, a musty stale smell greeted us as we entered. The fridge stunk and clearly hadn't been cleaned for a while. With no splash back behind the job or sink means there are stains all along the wall for cooking and washing up All the window frames are filthy and one of the blinds wasn't even put up properly. It was like there was a thin film of grime on everything Rusty bin in the bathroom and hand wash left with next to nothing in it. The bedding was old and dreary and really the the whole cottage looked nothing like the 4star photos found on the Sykes Cottages website. We ended up spending £20 on cleaning products to clean the fridge, work top, front of the cupboards, cutlery and cutlery draw and 2 of each in terms of plates, bowls etc as we didn't trust if they were clean or not. The Hoover hadn't been emptied either after the last time it was used We brought new bedding as well, again we didn't feel the bedding provided was clean. There was a large area of black mould above the kitchen sink that clearly hadnt been acknowledged, light fittings haven't been attached properly or are loose as walking upstairs cause them to flicker. The lock box at the front of the house is broken as well If you intend to rent this property here is a list of things you will need: Cleaning products Bed linen (duvet, pillow cases) Oven Gloves (non provided) Hand wash Tool box Batteries or a clock as the one here is either broken or every battery left doesn't work, again no one has bothered to check it. The only positive was the view We came here as my partner is from the area and wanted to reconnect with her roots but this left a sour note on our holiday. The owners offered £100 compensation which we accepted but we felt they should have offered more The owners really need to spend some time trying to make things right and maybe finding a better cleaner and give the whole property a proper deep clean

Rated by Ben B reviewed on 13th September 2023

This cottage needs cleaning. A deep clean. The place was filthy, thick dust and cobwebs everywhere. Dog hairs in furniture and cushions. Lack of the most basic maintenance. Freezer iced up. Light bulbs needing replacing. A leak in one of the rooms. Generally in a scruffy and uncared for condition. Mainly it was really dirty and not fit for paying guests. Disgusting!

Rated by foodqueen50 reviewed on 7th October 2021

The location of this little cottage is spot on. It allowed us to explore wonderful Northumberland, which is simply stunning. The people are friendly and welcoming and we can't wait to go back.

Rated by Mr Storey reviewed on 2nd April 2016

The cottage is wonderfully located, with peace and quiet and all the facilities that one would need. The cottage is dog friendly, with a nice garden for the dog to play in.

Rated by Mr Wing reviewed on 19th July 2015

Lovely little cottage in an ideal location for a quiet break or drives out. My wife and I stayed for a week with a friend in July. It has a small entrance hall, a lounge/diner/kitchen and a utility cupboard downstairs and two bedrooms and a bathroom up. There's a wood burner as well (although we didn't use it as it was the height of summer!). The garden is small (and on a slope) - but fine for the three of us and fenced well enough to keep my dog in. Reading back, that all sounds a bit underwhelming. It's not meant to. It's a reasonably priced very comfortable cottage - but the location is where it comes into its own. It's lovely. There's a 15 minute walk over some fields to get to the nearest pub, there's no noise at night (even the local sheep and chickens are sleeping) and the views are superb. It's also very central for many of Northumberland's tourist destinations - the National Trust property and Cragside (dog friendly) is a must and only 10 minutes drive away. We'd visit again (as would the dog!).

Rated by WarksFoxile reviewed on 9th July 2015

Beautiful location, fabulous views and a very comfortable cottage - really super!

Rated by Mrs Wharton reviewed on 11th April 2015

Arrived on Friday night and the cottage was freezing. Flicked one switch and it was instant warmth!! This gave us the chance to get the fire started. Beautifully kept and very up to date. There was wine and chocolates for us which was a big plus to start our weekend. Bedrooms very comfortable and quilts nice and thick for this cold time of year. Bathroom very nice but shower only spraying out from a couple of holes. Nothing that lime scale remover won't solve but a great excuse for a relaxing bath. Games and DVDs supplied. Lovely walks with the dogs. Easy to clean at the end of our stay (leave as you find Moto) but could do with a new Hoover to lighten the load!! Lol

Rated by 309Leannel reviewed on 11th January 2015

We liked everything - perfect location and lovely cottage.

Rated by Miss Chance reviewed on 17th November 2014

We had a very lovely stay, Ryehill Farm Cottage was just what we were looking for.

Rated by Mr Hogg reviewed on 3rd November 2014

This is the second time that we have been to this property, and enjoyed it as much as the first time! The Cottage is comfortable and well furnished, but homely. The views from the garden are wonderful, and the surrounding area is breathtaking. For those who want to get away from it all, and enjoy the countryside it is perfect, but well situated to explore all that Northumberland has to offer.

Rated by Mrs O'Connell reviewed on 12th October 2014

It was a really lovely cottage in a very peaceful location. Having a single open plan living area was ideal for a family holiday. The cottage was well equipped, well looked after and I can imagine it being very cosy in the autumn and winter too.

Rated by Miss Veasey reviewed on 8th September 2014

An ideal place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Rated by Mr Kosmala reviewed on 6th September 2014

I thought the cottage exceeded my already high expectations. I really enjoyed my stay and will definitely be going back. The location was just amazing with fantastic views and lots of good walks. I was looking to really get away from it all and this was just perfect. There was even a bottle of wine and some treats for the dog waiting when I arrived. Really brilliant.

Rated by Mr Roberts reviewed on 30th July 2014

We loved the position of the cottage; did not feel isolated but so quiet and in touch with all the new life at this time of year. Rothbury gorgeous and walk from cottage to Thropton. So many places to visit and varied in character. Will definitely return to enjoy this wonderful county, cottage and friendly people.

Rated by Ms Whitehouse reviewed on 25th April 2014

Getting away from the rat race, really beautiful surroundings, totally chilling out.

Rated by Mr Penn reviewed on 22nd April 2014

A lovely place and a fantastic holiday.

Rated by Boston reviewed on 10th April 2014

The cottage was remote, cosy and very homely; a really comfortable place to stay. We also very much appreciated being able to take the dogs with us. There were plenty of walks from the front door which we loved plus plenty of places to visit. We had a great time, a little bit sorry to come home! We will definitely rebook and revisit Northumberland.

Rated by Mrs Jenkinson reviewed on 2nd March 2014

Lovely, comfortable cottage in wonderful location. Owners friendly and very helpful. I'll be back as often as I can!

Rated by Mrs O'connell reviewed on 18th October 2013

Lovely cottage in the ideal location for walking and cycling.

Rated by Mrs Thornalley reviewed on 30th September 2013

Lovely cottage in beautiful countryside. Ideally placed for walking and cycling as well as being near enough to the coast and towns. Very relaxing and an added bonus was enjoying breakfast on the patio as the weather was fantastic. Really enjoyed our stay and will hopefully be back as there is plenty more to do and see in the area.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 22nd August 2013

Lovely peaceful location with lots of great walks on the doorstep but not too far from town (Rothbury) and close to other tourist attractions and activities. Short drive to the coast as well.

Rated by Miss Talbot reviewed on 29th June 2013

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