Barmoor Castle Country Park

Introducing Stable Cottage, Your Tranquil Retreat at Barmoor Castle Country Park

Introducing Stable Cottage, Your Tranquil Retreat at Barmoor Castle Country Park

 

Located within the 200-acre exclusive holiday home estate, Barmoor Castle Country Park boasts this elegant one-bedroom cottage offering a peaceful and secluded escape for up to two guests. Nestled between the historic Holy Island of Lindisfarne and the dramatic Cheviot Hills,  for anyone seeking both relaxation and adventure in the heart of Northumberland, Stable Cottage is the perfect setting, now available to book via Airbnb.

Accommodation Overview

  • Interior Features: The cottage features an ample open-plan living area with a comfortable lounge, dining space, and a fully equipped kitchen including modern appliances such as a dishwasher, washing machine, and smart TV. Upstairs, guests will find a generously sized bedroom with a king-size bed and a beautiful ensuite bathroom with high-quality fittings. (The king-bed also splits into twins if this is preferred)
  • Exterior and Grounds: To the front, the cot
  • tage overlooks the courtyard of Barmoor Castle, complete with a central fountain. To the rear, guests have access to a garden area—ideal for outdoor dining and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
  • Amenities: Complimentary Wi-Fi, on-site parking right outside the door, central heating, dishwasher, washing machine and thoughtful touches throughout ensure a comfortable and convenient stay.

Local Attractions and Activities

The cottage is perfectly positioned to explore the surrounding countryside, coastline, and cultural landmarks of Northumberland.

Holy Island of Lindisfarne (Approx. 20 minutes by car)

Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park

Northumberland Coastline

On-Site and Nearby Activities

  • Walking and Cycling: Enjoy over 200 acres of parkland surrounding the cottage, ideal for leisurely strolls or bike rides.
  • Birdwatching and Nature Trails: The grounds and nearby reserves are home to a variety of bird species and native wildlife.
  • Photography and Painting: The dramatic landscapes and changing light make this a haven for artists and photographers.

Why Choose This Cottage

  • Peaceful and romantic setting within castle grounds
  • Ideal base for exploring Northumberland’s coast, countryside, and cultural heritage
  • Suitable for couples, solo travellers, and nature enthusiasts
  • High standard of comfort and privacy with thoughtful amenities

To see availability or to book, please click here or you can email us at reservations@barmoorcastle.co.uk or call our friendly team on 01289 388376

 

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