
Black Bank House is a detached farmhouse dating back to 1820 in Northumberland. This historic property sleeps larger groups with spacious living areas featuring original wooden beams and a wood burner. The traditional farmhouse kitchen provides the perfect space for group meals and socialising.
The setting is peaceful with no traffic or noise. Terraced gardens and a sun terrace offer views across the river and meadows. Direct access to the river bank and Isaac's Tea Trail makes this ideal for groups who enjoy walking.
The farmhouse combines period features with modern facilities. Multiple bedrooms accommodate family gatherings comfortably. Social spaces include the beamed living room and the farmhouse kitchen.
Black Bank House is a detached farmhouse dating back to 1820 in Northumberland. This historic property sleeps larger groups with spacious living areas featuring original wooden beams and a wood burner. The traditional farmhouse kitchen provides the perfect space for group meals and socialising.
The setting is peaceful with no traffic or noise. Terraced gardens and a sun terrace offer views across the river and meadows. Direct access to the river bank and Isaac's Tea Trail makes this ideal for groups who enjoy walking.
The farmhouse combines period features with modern facilities. Multiple bedrooms accommodate family gatherings comfortably. Social spaces include the beamed living room and the farmhouse kitchen. The property works well for extended families wanting to stay together under one roof.
Hadrian's Wall is 15 minutes away. Hexham town centre is 8 miles (15 minutes). Kielder Water & Forest Park is 20 miles (35 minutes). Allen Banks and Staward Gorge is 4 miles (10 minutes). Groups can explore Roman history and Northumberland's forests.
Black Bank House suits families wanting a traditional farmhouse base for exploring Northumberland. The riverside location and historic character make this a memorable group booking.
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Direct access to the river bank provides groups with private waterside space for relaxation and scenic walks along the peaceful Northumberland countryside.
Dating back to 1820, the farmhouse retains original wooden beams and period features that create an authentic atmosphere for your group gathering.
Multiple social spaces including beamed living room with wood burner give larger families plenty of room to gather together or find quiet corners.
The large farmhouse kitchen provides ample space for preparing group meals and becomes the natural heart of your family get-together.
No traffic or noise pollution means groups enjoy complete tranquillity with views across meadows and the river from terraced gardens.
Isaac's Tea Trail runs directly from the property, perfect for groups wanting to explore Northumberland's countryside straight from the door.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Black Bank House by car, follow the A69 west from Hexham, then take minor roads towards the Allen Valley. The farmhouse sits in a peaceful rural location with off-road parking available for your group.
The nearest railway station is Hexham, approximately 8 miles from the property. From there, you'll need to arrange a taxi to reach this countryside location in the Allen Valley.
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Postcode: NE48 3LS
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