Housesteads is a beautifully-restored Victorian farmhouse packed with original features. The 19th-century building was once the home of the Thompsons, the then custodians of Hadrian’s Wall.
A short stroll from the holiday home is the ruins of Housesteads Fort. Explore this ancient Roman ruin as well as a particularly impressive section of the wall.
Drive 10 miles from Housesteads and you’ll reach Allen Banks and Staward Gorge. This stunning corner of Northumberland is ideal for long woodland walks.
Layout
Ground floor: Entrance porch, sitting room with open fire, large kitchen/dining room with multi-fuel stove, one single bedroom, bathroom with shower.
First floor: Two bedrooms (one double with 5' bed and one twin), shower room with lavatory.
Outside space
Lawn area to the front of the cottage, with gravelled seating area to the side.
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