Guests say
Number 23 in Wooler is a spacious and beautifully decorated cottage, praised for its cosy atmosphere, excellent location, and well-equipped kitchen. Guests appreciate its proximity to local amenities and Northumberland attractions, as well as its comfort after long days exploring. The property is dog-friendly and often described as clean and welcoming. Some guests noted tight parking and occasional maintenance issues, but overall experiences are highly positive, with many planning to return.
Most guests found the cottage very clean and well-presented, with only a few isolated comments about dog odours and minor marks on towels. The majority of reviews highlight spotless rooms and fresh bedding.
The location is frequently described as excellent, central, and ideal for exploring Wooler and the wider Northumberland area. Guests value the easy access to shops, pubs, and local attractions.
Guests consistently mention the cottage's comfort, including cosy furnishings, comfy beds, a spacious bathroom, and a relaxing lounge with a log burner. The property is well-suited for unwinding after outdoor activities.
The cottage is well-equipped with a modern kitchen, log burner, and spacious bathroom. Some minor issues were noted, such as tight parking for larger cars, occasional maintenance needs, and a lack of garden space.
Many guests appreciated thoughtful touches such as welcome cake and milk, though these are not guaranteed. The provision of local information and amenities was also well received.
About this property
Charming 1830 stone cottage in Wooler, with a cosy wood-burning stove, Smart TV, modern kitchen, two bedrooms and a large bathroom. Short walk from the town centre, ideal for exploring Northumbria’s diverse landscapes.. 2 steps to entrance.
Ground Floor:
Living room: Smart TV, Woodburner
Kitchen/dining room: Electric Oven, Gas Hob, Microwave, Slow Cooker, Fridge/Freezer, Coffee Machine, Washing Machine
Separate Toilet.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bathroom: Bath, Double Shower, Toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for wood burner included. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking.. Nestled within the quaint Market town of Wooler, Northumberland, stands a charming stone-built mid-terrace holiday cottage, steeped in history and traditional charm. Dating back to 1830, Number 23 offers a tranquil retreat for up to four guests seeking a memorable countryside getaway.
Upon entering, guests are greeted by the inviting warmth of a cosy wood burner nestled in the spacious living room, where a Smart TV awaits for evening relaxation after days of exploration. The modern kitchen, complete with contemporary amenities, seamlessly flows into an open dining area, providing a delightful space for communal meals and lively conversations. The first floor reveals two elegantly appointed bedrooms: one boasting a comfortable double bed with breathtaking countryside views, ideal for waking up to the tranquil beauty of the surrounding landscape, and the other featuring a kingsize bed for restful nights. The generously proportioned bathroom features a separate bath and a large double shower and underfloor heating, ensuring comfort and relaxation after a day of outdoor adventures.
Conveniently located just 100 yards from the nearest pub, guests can easily immerse themselves in the friendly atmosphere of Wooler. From your front door stroll to the bespoke shops, charming cafés, pubs and the meandering river that winds through the town. For outdoor enthusiasts, the cottage serves as the perfect gateway to the Cheviots, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and exploration amidst Northumberland’s diverse landscapes. Just 12 miles away lies the Northumbrian Heritage coast, boasting miles of golden beaches, historic castles, and welcoming villages waiting to be discovered. Walking distance to the Ad Gefrin Whiskey Distillery and only 5 miles from the enigmatic Chillingham Castle, renowned for its haunting tales and history. For a touch of cinematic magic, Alnwick Castle, famed for its role in the Harry Potter films, beckons visitors just 15 miles away. Venturing further afield, the border towns of Berwick on Tweed and Coldstream invite exploration into the rich heritage of the Scottish Borders, only 15 miles from Wooler. Imbued with the warmth of Northumbrian hospitality, this enchanting cottage offers an idyllic base for experiencing the friendly spirit and breathtaking beauty of one of England’s most beloved counties. Pub 100 yards.
The property has a carbon monoxide detector, air conditioning, and hairdryers are provided.
Free WiFi
Additional pet(s) may be welcome at an additional charge.
Only dogs allowed at the property.
Suitable for up to 2 pets
Nearby points of interest
- Bamburgh Castle
Reviews (32)
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GRAHAM MIREE
First time in a cottage for us and it was beautiful. You have set the bar very high. It was perfect in every detail. Would definitely recommend 23.
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Robin Hopkins
An excellent stay, the photos and description don’t do this accommodation justice, it’s very spacious and comfortable. Local amenities, pubs, food and shopping are a 2min walk. A great place to stop when visiting, as we did, Berwick upon Tweed, Holy Island (Priory), Lindisfarne Castle, Bamburgh Castle, Alnwick Castle, Warkworth Castle & Cragside House, all within 20 miles and 30mins drive, don’t bother with Chillingham Castle!
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Swati
A truly wonderful cottage, beautifully decorated and perfectly located in Wooler. We had many wonderful walks in the surrounding hills and valleys. Leaflets on local information and walks provided.The kitchen was very well equipped with all the utensils you'll need plus salt, pepper, tea, instant coffee and foil etc were provided. A welcome pack of milk and cake were left for us which was nice. Bring your own Nespresso or equivalent original pods if you like coffee for the machine.Bedrooms and bedding were great. Bathroom was huge with a lovely heritage suite and double shower. Towels provided, although had some marks. Rooms had lamps and torches. Curtains aren't black out so you might need an eye masks.Large log burner and a few logs provided. Central heating was very effective. There's a very well stocked Co-op just around the corner and a bakery / butcher and several cafes on the High Street.Parking is tricky for larger vehicles. It's ok turning in but be cautious when exiting Peth Head. It's best to turn left and then reverse out to avoid hit a large stone and getting sandwiched between the corners of two stone houses!