Kielder, Northumberland
Old Station Cottage sleeps 5 in two bedrooms and combines character with comfort in the heart of Kielder. Featuring a wood-burning stove, enclosed garden with patio and BBQ, and private parking, this dog-friendly cottage provides a welcoming retreat after days exploring Kielder Water, the forest trails, and nearby Hadrian’s Wall.
Old Station Cottage offers a warm and spacious retreat in the heart of Kielder village, with characterful interiors and thoughtful facilities. The ground floor features a well-equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher. The living/dining room includes a dining table, DVD player, and a wood-burning stove for cosy evenings.
The property sleeps 5, with two bedrooms: a king-size room with en-suite basin and WC, and a twin room. A pull-out bed is also available, suitable for adults. The family bathroom offers a bath, shower and WC. Fuel, power, bed linen, towels, and a starter pack for the fire are included in the rental.
Outside, guests can enjoy the enclosed rear garden with lawn, patio, BBQ, and furniture. A bike store and private off-road parking for two cars add to the convenience. Two well-behaved dogs are welcome. Please note, the property is in a rural area where mobile signal may vary, and WiFi is due to be connected.
Within easy walking distance of Kielder Castle, village shop and pub, this cottage provides a practical base for exploring the forest, lake and wider Northumberland.
Old Station Cottage enjoys a central location in Kielder village, renowned as England’s most remote settlement and surrounded by the largest man-made forest in Northern Europe. The cottage is only a 6-minute walk from Kielder Castle, offering easy access to forest walks and cycling routes. The expansive Kielder Water, the largest artificial lake in Northern Europe, lies just a short drive away and offers fishing, kayaking, sailing and water sports.
The region is celebrated as one of Britain’s most tranquil places and for its exceptional dark skies, making it a haven for astronomers and photographers. Wildlife abounds, with opportunities to spot red squirrels, roe deer, and even ospreys. The 26-mile Lakeside Way provides scenic walking and cycling, while higher fell routes suit more adventurous hikers.
Nearby, visitors can explore Hadrian’s Wall country with its Roman forts and museums, as well as castles and National Trust properties such as Wallington Hall and Cragside. The village itself offers a shop within 0.1 miles and a pub just 0.5 miles, while the river is only 1.3 miles away.
This location is particularly suited to couples, families, dog owners, and outdoor enthusiasts looking for both relaxation and adventure in equal measure.
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