Peat Gate Shepherd's Hut

Northumberland
  • 2 Guests
  • 1 Bedrooms
  • 1 Bathrooms
  • Detached
  • Trip Advisor 5
  • A charming shepherd’s hut in a rural location above the South Tyne Valley. King-size bed, WiFi, woodburner. Nature at it’s best. Peaceful, stunning views. Haltwhistle 4 miles.
     
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    3 nights from £178

    Features

    Countryside
    Garden
    Great View
    Log Fire
    Off Road Parking
    Wifi

    Accommodation Details

    Woodburning stove with electric convector heater. Warming oven in woodburner, 2-ring hob, fridge, WiFi available but intermittent due to rural area. Power and fuel for stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 1 car 20 yards away. Bike storage. Use of enclosed field surrounding the hut. Sorry, no infants, children, pets or smoking. Shop 3 miles, pub 2 miles. Note: There are three steep wooden steps up to the hut.

    More Information

    Haltwhistle 4 miles. This charming, hand-made, timber-built shepherd’s hut provides an unusual alternative holiday retreat in a peaceful, rural setting. Nestling just above the valley of the South Tyne river, it’s location, set close to the owner’s home, affords stunning views towards the hills This shepherd’s hut provides cosy open plan studio accommodation with a king-size bed, two basket chairs and a little table. There is a separate shower room which includes a modern shower, hand basin and WC. The woodburning stove with integrated oven is perfect for those chilly evenings, and the small kitchen has a double hob and a fridge. What could be nicer than rustling up some beans on toast, turning down the lights and gazing through the stable door to take in a sky brilliantly lit with stars? To the south, the North Pennines rise up towards the town of Alston and beyond into an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The hut itself sits in its own enclosed field which has been planted with trees to suit this area of Northumberland, and whilst the meadow grass is kept cut close to the hut, the rest of the field is left to nature. A small brook crosses the field, gently wending its way down to one of the tributaries of the Tyne. The surrounding area offers excellent cycling, walking and fishing, easy access to Hadrian’s Wall, Kielder forest and water, and the Heritage Coast making this the perfect spot for touring or getting back to nature and experiencing the pleasure of peace and solitude at it’s very best.

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