Lydia

Glanton
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
2 guests
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Description

Following small country lanes through the heart of rural Northumberland, you’ll discover a sensitively restored stone farm building nestled into a rugged landscape of undulating grazing fields criss-crossed by burns. The barn retains all its rustic charm and secluded setting but has been transformed from its humble farming origins into a trio of slick one-bedroom cottages, including the bijou Lydia.

Accessed by a private external stone staircase, Lydia is a stylish first floor studio apartment. A timber stable door painted in soft grey brings you into the apartment – we like to leave the top half open to capitalise on the uninterrupted views across rolling countryside. Once inside, you’ll discover an open plan kitchen, dining and living area, with the compact kitchen laid out on either side of the front door. The apartment’s sloping rooves are dotted liberally with large skylights to bring in plenty of light and enable romantic stargazing beneath Northumberland’s celebrated Dark Skies.

Continuing the navy blue and bright pink colour scheme of the living area, a double bed is tucked into one corner of the apartment, discretely tucked behind a bookshelf. A bathroom fills the opposite corner, complete with a walk-in shower with rainforest head.

Finally, you can enjoy romantic meals à deux on the enclosed gravelled patio that wraps around the corner of the barn and leads through a wooden gate to the surrounding fields.

Lydia offers a tranquil and stylish sanctuary in the heart of the country, with endless countryside rambles and adventures awaiting discovery by simply slipping out of the back gate. However, for further exploration, the extensive walking and cycling trails of the Northumberland National Park (which is also celebrated for its exceptional stargazing) and the historic city, castle and gardens of Alnwick are both under half an hour’s drive away, with the white sands of Alnmouth beach just 10 minutes’ beyond Alnwick.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

The property can be let in conjunction with Romilly (one bed), Lucy (one bed with additional sofa bed) and Poppy House (three bed) for larger parties wishing to holiday together.

Location

Situated in the beautiful countryside of north Northumberland, the medieval market town of Alnwick lies within easy reach of the coast and is home to world-class visitor attractions.

A stronghold of Northern power in the Middle Ages, the magnificent Alnwick Castle has more recently served as a filming location for Harry Potter. Alongside this lies The Alnwick Garden with its famous cherry blossom trees, collection of poisonous plants and Grand Cascade. The twisting cobbled streets of the town boast an eclectic collection of independent shops including Barter Books, a famous second-hand bookshop with a miniature train running atop its bookcases, plus there’s a market every Saturday and a Farmers' Market on the last Friday of every month.

Set within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the sea is just a short drive away, as are the dramatic castle and beach at Bamburgh, the charming fishing village of Craster, and the mystical Holy Island of Lindisfarne across the causeway. A little further inland, you’ll find endless scenic walks in the Cheviot and Simonside Hills and along Hadrian’s Wall, as well as the pretty village of Glanton and the picturesque Ingram Valley.

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Max Adults:
2
Max Children:
1
Max Infants:
1
(Children who require a cot)
Maximum number of adults and children is 2
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