Located in the heart of Corbridge, Corbridge View is a wonderful one-bedroom period apartment with an outstanding panoramic outlook over Corbridge, arguably the most picturesque village in Northumberland. The apartment has unbeatable views over the 13th century Market Square, Vicars Pele Tower and St Andrews Church. The property offers an abundance of restaurants, pubs, independent shops, walks and places to visit literally on the doorstep. Resting over the first and second floors, enjoying views across the village and located paces away from a hub of eateries and shops, Corbridge View offers a contemporary base for two guests, looking to explore this wonderful region. Park up in the village, selecting between several local car parks, before travelling on foot to the apartment. Climb the internal stairs to be greeted by the open-plan living space, stylishly furnished and well-equipped for a self-catered stay, where you can prepare meals, dine around the breakfast bar, and unwind with the electric fire alight. Reflecting its name, the apartment offers fabulous views across the bustling village, making it the perfect spot to people watch with a glass of wine or cup of tea in hand, before retiring to the double bedroom, located on the second floor. The apartment is complete with a spacious bathroom, housing both a bath and a shower, suiting all preferences whilst preparing for your coming days. Once you're ready to explore, be sure to visit Massey's Tea Room, the Corbridge Sandwich Bar, or Grants Bakery for some brunch, before following the River Tyne for a tour of the village, where you can also stock up on the essentials and hike around the Corbridge Roman Town - Hadrian's Wall. For outdoor enthusiast, Go Ape Matfen is a short car journey away, or for a day of history and culture, locate the Hexham Old Gaol for a tour, before enjoying a stroll and picnic at the pretty grounds of Hexham Park. Both the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Northumberland National Park are within proximity, havens for keen walkers and wildlife spotters, or opt for the city life with a visit to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where you can discover Newcastle Castle, the Great North Museum: Hancock, the Life Science Centre, and the Discovery Museum, before taking advantage of the plethora of shops along the high street. Make memories at Corbridge View.

Corbridge, a charming ancient community encircled by gorgeous, unspoiled Northumbrian scenery, has a lot to offer, including speciality stores, historic inns and a bridge over the river from the 12th century. The market town of Hexham is a few miles distant and is well worth a visit with its small, busy streets, good assortment of shops, and an intriguing abbey boasting 15th-century frescoes and a beautiful Saxon crypt. Hadrian's Wall and Housesteads Fort are also close.

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