Bridge End Cottage is a charming riverside retreat situated in the picturesque village of Wark, Northumberland, near the stunning Northumberland National Park. With breathtaking views of the River North Tyne and a bridge, this pet-friendly haven offers off road parking and is perfect for families or friends seeking a serene escape. Park up the car outside this delightful cottage, as you approach you will see and hear the river flowing underneath the bridge. Upon entering the cottage, you will be greeted by the kitchen, well-equipped for your culinary needs, allows you to prepare delicious meals with stunning views of the river. The living/dining room, adorned with striking blue panelled walls and a large fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove, set within rustic bricks, invites you to unwind. Here, you can sink into the plush seating and tune into the Smart TV, or gather at the dining table to enjoy a home-cooked meal. Ascending the carpeted stairs, offering views of the neighbours beautifully maintained garden, to find, two bedrooms, both featuring exposed beams adding a touch of character. The king-size bedroom offers a serene space to rest, with dual aspect of the neighbour’s garden and views of the river bank, while the twin room provides a neat retreat for additional guests. The bathroom is situated on the ground floor, adorned with neat white tiles and complete with a freestanding bath and shower-over, basin, and WC, providing the perfect place to indulge in a relaxing soak after a day of exploration. Outside, the non-enclosed garden offers a patio area to take in the breathtaking views of the river, or head across the neighbours garden to access your own private lawn, perfect for a picnic. Whether you’re enjoying a morning coffee or dining alfresco, the outdoor space is sure to enhance your stay at Bridge End Cottage. There are plenty of nearby amenities such as Wark Butchers supplying high quality, locally sourced meats and many types of own recipe sausages and other groceries including wine. Across the river the Sports Club provides a variety of sports facilities and children’s play area to keep young and old amused and entertained. The Pennine Way and Pennine Cycle track pass is close by and a number of footpaths enable the visitor to explore the beautiful countryside and river. At the centre is a picture-postcard village green, dominated by a magnificent chestnut tree planted in 1887 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s Jubilee. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Northumberland with visits to nearby attractions; begin with the fascinating Vindolanda, a globally significant archaeological site home to some of the most incredibly preserved artefacts from the Roman era. Adventure further and explore Housesteads Roman Fort, another impressive English Heritage site known locally as Vercovicium, where you can walk along the ancient Roman walls and gain insights into the fort’s past life as a vibrant township. Wrap up your day with a visit to the enchanting Hexham Abbey, a site steeped in more than 1300 years history and boasting jaw-dropping architecture. Soak up the tranquil atmosphere as you admire the exquisite stone carvings and engage with interactive displays. Come evening, retreat to the calm of Bridge End Cottage, your gateway to the charismatic charm of the Northumberland countryside.