The Hat Shop

Hexham
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
2 guests
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Description

Located near Corbridge, this charming cottage is perfectly positioned for exploring Hadrian’s Wall country, with stunning walks and a wealth of historic sites just waiting to be discovered.

Previously a hat shop before being converted into a characterful holiday home, this stone cottage may appear traditional from the outside, but step inside and you’ll find an open plan living space, which includes a seating area, a dining area and a kitchen. The vaulted ceiling enhances the feeling of space as does the soothing colour palette of neutral, earthy tones punctuated by subtle blue accents in the furniture and accessories, while the exposed timber roof beams add a beautiful rustic touch.

Relaxed seating creates a snug zone to curl up and watch a movie after a day’s adventures, and there’s a desk positioned by the window, so you can catch up on emails too.

The bedroom is a comfortable haven with an upholstered super-king bed to sink into at the end of the day, while, as in the living space, the vaulted and beamed ceiling adds character here. The shower room off the sitting room features a large walk-in shower, and is also suited to guests with limited mobility.

The compact kitchen includes everything you need to rustle up a meal or prep a picnic lunch to go, while The Hat Shop offers a wealth of options nearby if you’d prefer to dine out.

There’s so much to see in this area, whether you’re looking to visit the Roman sites and historic villages of Hadrian’s Wall country or spend a day walking in the Kielder Forest. Meanwhile Corbridge is only nine miles away and offers a variety of independent shops, restaurants and cafes to explore.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

For guests looking to holiday together, The Hat Shop can be booked alongside the adjoining Old Granary House sleeping 7.

Location

Set in the picturesque Tyne Valley, Hexham is a charming market town with cobbled streets and historic architecture. Home to an array of quirky coffee shops, award-winning restaurants, and excellent independent shops, as well as a racecourse and golf course, it makes for the perfect base from which to explore Hadrian's Wall country.

Enjoy local produce at Hexham Farmers’ Market, held twice a month, or perhaps visit one of the area's fine Michelin-starred restaurants or cosy gastropubs. Walkers and cylists are sure to enjoy exploring the varied landscapes bordering Hadrian's Wall, while history enthusiasts must visit the fascinating Roman sites of Chesters and Vindolanda.

Beyond Hexham, the village of Corbridge offers independent shops, pubs, and cafés, along with a popular delicatessen and farm shop. The nearby village of Bellingham, known as the gateway to Kielder Water & Forest Park, is on hand for those in search of outdoor adventures, while Matfen Hall's excellent spa and leisure facilities are also nearby if you'd like a little rest and relaxation.

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