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Northumberland may be known for its castles and coastlines, but spend a little time with your eyes open and you’ll soon realise: this county is teeming with wildlife. From puffins in the sea spray to red squirrels in the treetops, Northumberland is one of the UK’s richest regions for wildlife — and you don’t need to be a seasoned naturalist to enjoy it.

A New Year Begins at Barmoor Castle Country Park – Discover Our Beautiful New Holiday Homes & Lodges for Sale

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As a new year unfolds, it brings with it a sense of fresh beginnings, exciting opportunities, and the chance to invest in something truly special. Here at Barmoor Castle Country Park, we are delighted to be starting the year by welcoming a stunning collection of new holiday homes and lodges, now available for sale within our peaceful and picturesque park.

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Autumn has arrived, soon the landscape will be painted with golden leaves and crisp, fresh air. But along with the beauty of the season come shorter days and darker evenings. For some, this shift feels cosy and comforting; for others, it can feel heavy. The reduced daylight can affect mood and energy levels, sometimes leading to Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).