Nestled at the heart of the countryside town of Wooler, a settlement full of character resting near the edge of the magnificent Northumberland National Park lies this distinguished three-bedroom holiday home Glencoe House.

Boasting off-road parking, exquisite interiors complete with exposed stonework running throughout the property, and amazing, tastefully-designed living spaces, this fabulous stay welcomes a family or group of six for a relaxing, self-catered escape to Northumberland. Park up, unpack, and make yourself comfortable in your fantastic new lodgings. An immaculate kitchen/diner featuring stone-worktops and a central island, accompanied by all the appliances you'll need to whip up tasty, home-cooked meals, awaits to be enjoyed. Savour your dinners as a group at the dining table before you retreat to the sitting room to play board games at the games table or watch a film on the Smart TV as you're kept warm and toasty by a sleek woodburning stove. When sleep calls, head up the stone-faced staircase to one of the three decadent bedrooms, including a king-size with an opulent, all-black en-suite bathroom and stunning views that gaze out upon the idyllic, neighbouring Harthorpe Valley.

In the morning, head out to explore what your surroundings have to offer. Stock up on essentials at Budgens supermarket, settle down for a pint or some pub fare at The Anchor Inn, and enjoy a peaceful stroll around the scenic grounds of Tower Hill memorial park. Settle down for a pint or some pub fare at one of the many public houses and enjoy a peaceful stroll around the scenic grounds of Tower Hill memorial park. Further afield, the Northumberland National Park is positively brimming with must-see landmarks, including The Drake Stone, Harbottle Castle, Chillingham Castle, Linhope Spout Waterfall, and the Kielder Observatory. For an unforgettable escape to Northumberland, look no further than Glencoe House.

In the Cheviot foothills, which are a part of the Pennine Way, Wooler is a charming, historic market town on the banks of the River Till, one of the Tweed's tributaries. Wooler, often known as "The Gateway to The Cheviots," is a charming town with a variety of lodging options and dining establishments that makes it the ideal starting point for trips around Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. A short drive from the historic town of Alnwick with its renowned Castle and Gardens and the well-preserved Garrison town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is Wooler, which is located on the fringe of the Northumberland National Park. A short journey will also take you to Chillingham Castle, home to an illustrious herd of wild white cattle, and Coldstream, located just outside the Scottish border.

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