Traditional stone farm self catering cottages modernised to a high standard, set in lovely countryside, only 1 1/2 miles from the magnificent Northumberland coast.
The traditional Northumbrian stone farm self catering cottages are located at Bilton Barns working farm with views across the fields. They make an ideal base for exploring the many delights of this spectacular county; Alnwick, Alnmouth, Craster, Bamburgh, Seahouses, Warkworth, Holy Island and The Farne Islands are all within easy reach.
The cottages have been recently modernised to a very high standard. All have central heating, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an open plan living area comprising lounge with patio doors out to the garden (shared with adjoining cottages) and kitchen/diner. 2 have open fires, one with 'real' gas stove. Bed linen and electricity are included in rent.
Open throughout the year.
End cottage with 3 bedrooms: 2x double, 1x twin.
2 bathrooms - 1 x w.c. shower over the bath, and 1 x w.c. and shower cubicle.
Furnished with old pine furniture and stripped batton doors. Full central heating with additional coal effect gas stove in the exposed original fireplace in the lounge.
Middle cottage with 3 bedrooms: 2x double, 1x twin.
2 bathrooms - 1 x w.c., shower over the bath, and 1 x w.c. and shower cubicle.
Furnished with old pine furniture and stripped batton doors. Full central heating with additional log burning stove in the exposed old original fireplace in the lounge.
End cottage with 3 bedrooms: 2x doubles, 1x twin.
2 bathrooms: 1 x w.c. shower over the bath and 1 x w.c. and shower cubicle.
Furnished with old pine furniture and pine batton style doors. Full central heating with additional log burning stove in original old fireplace.
From Alnwick take the A1068 to Alnmouth. At Hipsburn roundabout follow the signs to the train station. Go past the train station (over the bridge) and head up the hill. Out of the hamlet of Bilton take the first road on the left signed Bilton Barns and follow drive (for circa 0.3 miles) then turn left for the farmhouse.
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