North East

Cherryburn

Cottage and farmhouse, the birthplace of Thomas Bewick

Station Bank, Mickley Square, Stocksfield, Northumberland, NE43 7DD

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Accessible parking in main car park, 100 yards from house. The path from the car park is sloped, surfaced with fine grade material. There is a drop off point in the courtyard, accessed via the right-hand gate. Accessible toilet facilities outside main building, easy level access. Paths throughout property can be sloped, they are surfaced with fine grade material, stone or grass. Dogs, including Assistance Dogs are welcome on short leads in the garden. Livestock often grazing in the paddocks. Braille guide available.
Cherryburn access statement
Accessible route and/or map
Ramped access/slopes
Accessible toilet
Seating available
Drop-off point
Steps/uneven terrain
Induction loop
In Press Room only
Wheelchairs available
Level access/terrain
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Directions via Google Maps
By road
11 miles west of Newcastle and east of Hexham; follow brown sign off A695 into Mickley village, on to Station Bank. Look out for brown signs pointing to 'Cherryburn' at the only crossroad in the village.
Parking: free, 100 yards
Sat Nav: some SatNavs can divert to a different route that doesn't reach Cherryburn. Please head for Mickley village.
By train
Stocksfield 1½ miles; Prudhoe 1½ miles
By bus
Newcastle to Hexham (passes Newcastle train station), alight Mickley Square, ¼ mile
By bicycle
Cycle route information

Admission
Ticket type	Gift aid	Standard
Adult		£5.50
Child		£2.75
Family		£13.75
One adult family		£8.25

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