Reaveley Farmhouse B&B

Friendly Bed and Breakfast with comfy, quality accommodation provided. and was recently awarded 4 stars by Quality in Tourism

All our rooms are en-suite and we have a total no smoking policy throughout the whole house for your comfort.

Our breakfasts are made using local produce and our own free range eggs.

We have 2 double en-suite rooms, 1 twin en-suite room and 1 single room with private bathroom next door available. All bedrooms are equipped with TV/video and have comfy sofas, hairdryers and complimentary toiletries provided.

There is a guest lounge to relax in and our gardens have plenty of chairs for you to sit and enjoy the views. For walkers and cyclists we have washing/drying facilities available and an evening meal and packed lunch can be ordered.

We are situated within the Ingram National park, secluded and sheltered from the hustle and bustle of town life. See the bats at dusk drinking from the pond in our garden or see the deer, buzzards, herons and rabbits in the valley. Reaveley

Farmhouse B&B is situated in the lovely Ingram National Park with its hill forts and walkways along the Cheviot Hills, Alnwick with its award winning Alnwick gardens and the famous Alnwick Castle (Hogwarts in Harry Potter films) are just 15 minutes drive away along country lanes.

Cragside House and gardens and the lovely town of Rothbury are just a short drive away, Rothbury is a lovely town with the river Coquet running through it and a waterside path for you to walk on and has plenty of assorted shops cafes and restaurants.

The lovely parish town of Wooler is nearby with Wooler common and its walking trails taking you to some breathtaking views of the Cheviot Hills. The Heritage coastline is beautiful with its white breakers and golden sands with mile upon mile of beaches for you to walk on.

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is just 30 minutes away and the Farne Islands with its population of sea birds and seals is not to be missed.

North Northumberland is a place of outstanding beauty and one visit just wont be enough, Northumberland is called the forgotten county but once you've visited it you will remember it for life.

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This page was last updated: 05 June 2007