Morpeth 6.1 miles. Tucked away on a farm, next to the owner’s home in Longhorsley near Morpeth is this characterful single-storey property, High Barns Cottage. Welcoming two guests and benefiting from ground floor accommodation, off-road parking and access to a large communal lawn; High Barns Cottage is the ideal spot to relish a peaceful getaway in Northumberland with your loved one. Enter the property to discover a spacious open-plan living area hosting a suitably-equipped kitchen, intimate dining table and Smart TV where you can kick back and relax after a long day of adventures. Venture to a lovely outdoor patio with garden table and chairs to delight in an alfresco affair, tucking into a delectable feast and toasting to a romantic break or during cooler months, curl up on the sumptuous sofa and choose from a wealth of shows and films to enjoy. When the evening draws to a close, wash away the day in a sleek shower room before retiring to an inviting double bedroom to rest your head in. Come morning, venture to Northumberland Country Zoo, which resides only a stone’s throw away, for a wholesome day out or take a peaceful stroll around the wildlife haven of Longhorsley Moor which backs onto the property. For a day at the beach, head to Druridge Bay Beach or explore the unspoiled beauty of the Northumberland Coast AONB, where you’ll discover Dunstanburgh Castle, Howick Hall Gardens and Arboretum and Longhoughton Beach. For history buffs, the magnificent National Trust owned Cragside, former home and gardens to Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong and his wife Lady Margaret where you can wander the towering trees and explore weaving paths. Alternatively, the busy city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne is only a short car journey away and offers a wealth of restaurants, pubs, cafes, eateries, museums, and galleries so you’ll have plenty to fill your days. Experience all of this and more in Northumberland, from the delightful base of High Barns Cottage.

Morpeth, a charming market town in Northumberland, is a great starting point from which to travel to the countryside or the seaside. Morpeth is a great starting point for exploring nearby attractions like Druridge Bay, which has miles of miles of golden sand, the vibrant city of Newcastle, to the south, Alnwick, which has a castle and gardens, and the National Trust's Wallington Hall, to the west. Morpeth also offers the ruins of a historic castle, lovely parks, riverside walks, ancient architecture and churches, and an old chantry with a bagpipe museum. There is also access to the Simonside and Cheviot Hills, which offer excellent hiking opportunities amidst stunning scenery.

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