Haltwhistle 2.5 miles. 2 Old Row is a well-presented, terraced cottage situated near the village of Greenhead and the town of Haltwhistle, on the border of Cumbria and close to the Northumberland National Park. You will find this lovely holiday home just off the A69 running between Carlisle and Newcastle, offering excellent accommodation for couples looking to break away from their routines and relax in a contemporary home. Let the chef show off their cooking skills in the newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, before heading over to the dining room, catching up over a much-needed bottle of wine, you can even use this as a spot to host a games night, with the large selection of games available. After a day of fell walking, relax in the sitting room complete with homely furnishings throughout, while the sleek shower room offers a stylish spot to prepare for the next day. Head upstairs to catch your rest in the open plan bedroom, wrapping yourself under the covers before dreaming about the next adventure to come, while the convenience of an en-suite basin and WC is an added bonus, an infant’s cot and baby changing facilities are also available. Choose to spend a warm summer’s day within the communal gardens, taking your meals outside and dining alfresco style while catching the last of the evening sun and listening to the babbling brook a few feet from your door, over a celebratory glass of bubbles. Stroll up to the highly recommended Blenkinsopp Castle Inn, a 19th century bistro serving tasty meals and real ales; perfect if you fancy a night off cooking. The small market towns of Brampton and Haltwhilstle are easily reached and offer a good selection of independant shops to browse, as well as 2 small supermarkets, a butchers, bakers and fishmonger and several quaint cafés and tea rooms for delicious bites and nibbles. Take yourself further afield and explore the North Pennines, Eden Valley and Scottish borders, all of which offer fantastic outdoor opportunity. 2 Old Row is a great location for enjoying breathtaking scenery and fascinating history that this area has to offer!

Nicknamed the centre of Britain, due to its geographical position in the exact centre of the country, is Haltwhilstle. The town hosts its own walking festival, with 22 circular walks through historic countryside bordering the town, while visitors are also drawn to its shopping facilities. Close by is the iconic Hadrian's Wall, while the Pennine Way and Northumberland National Park can also be easily accessed.

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