East Lodge, Home Farm

Belford
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
5 guests
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Description

Various elements of luxury elevate dog-friendly East Lodge above the norm – as does the superb location on the edge of the old village of Belford.

A limestone footpath leads from its red-roofed main building to a black, Scandinavian-style barrel sauna ready to use, or you can relax in another spa-like inclusion: a large, two-person, wood-fired hot tub, which can also be used unheated for a cold plunge in combination with the Sauna.

Lent privacy by stone walls and tall trees, the garden additionally comes with outdoor furniture, a patio and, oh yes, a large cabin containing a kitchen, a sofa and wall-mounted TV – ripe for sports fans or film screenings for restless children.

The main house is a single-floor home centred on its open-plan living space with vaulted ceilings. At one end is the sitting room area, anchored on a velvety, dark green sofa; behind is the kitchen with island-counter seating, and then a four-person dining table looking out to the garden.

Each bedroom is distinctive. Very romantic, the king-sized master suite sits below old, high rafters; next to an original, handsome red-brick wall is a freestanding, bath tub with the adjacent log burner providing extra warmth. Contemporary furniture and a stylish marble en-suite bathroom round out a memorable space.

The second bedroom has a pair of three-foot bunks as well as a pull-out truckle bed which is ideal for children. There’s also a family bathroom featuring a large walk in shower, and attractive pink cabinets.

You’re within ambling distance of Belford’s village pubs, and a nice country walk from Spindlestone Ducket Mill, a photogenic 18th-century cylindrical stone tower. But your priority might be on exploring wider Northumberland…

Budle Bay’s bird-rich mudflats are just three miles away. Very close too are wide sandy beaches, Bamburgh, with its iconic Norman castle, and Holy Island, while the nearby A1 makes it a cinch to explore north or south. Boat trips observe more wildlife in the Farne Islands, departing from Seahouses. Berwick-upon-Tweed bursts with shops and galleries. Craster serves royal-approved kippers. And Alnwick has another castle you might recognise from numerous movies.

Location

Located in the north of Northumberland, Belford combines a relaxed village atmosphere with proximity to the region's stunning natural landscapes. The village itself is home to several independent shops and inviting pubs as well as an excellent farm shop.

For activities, the nearby Ford & Etal Estate is a delightful destination with its tearooms, calendar of family-friendly events, and historic pub. For those seeking outdoor adventures, the area offers a variety of walking and cycling trails, while foodies are sure to enjoy some of the country's finest seafood in the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Beyond Belford, the historic market towns of Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed are within easy reach and offer an array of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Alnwick Castle – a filming location for Hogwarts – and The Alnwick Garden are must-visit attractions, while the coastal beauty of Bamburgh and the wildlife-rich Farne Islands are also close at hand.

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Guests
Max Adults:
4
Max Children:
3
Max Infants:
1
(Children who require a cot)
Note: 4 adults + 1 child. Refer to Property Layout below.
Maximum number of adults and children is 5
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