
Byrness House is a detached 17th-century farmhouse sleeping 10 guests in Byrness Village, near Otterburn in Northumberland. This spacious property sits in 7 acres of private grounds, making it perfect for family gatherings and friends' celebrations. The farmhouse features superfast fibre broadband and welcomes two pets free of charge.
The property sits in the Rede Valley within Northumberland National Park. Located on the Pennine Way, it's positioned in a gold award Dark Sky Area, just 5 miles from the Scottish border. The surrounding countryside offers exceptional walking routes and outdoor pursuits.
Accommodation includes five bedrooms: one kingsize, one kingsize with single bed, two doubles and one twin.
Byrness House is a detached 17th-century farmhouse sleeping 10 guests in Byrness Village, near Otterburn in Northumberland. This spacious property sits in 7 acres of private grounds, making it perfect for family gatherings and friends' celebrations. The farmhouse features superfast fibre broadband and welcomes two pets free of charge.
The property sits in the Rede Valley within Northumberland National Park. Located on the Pennine Way, it's positioned in a gold award Dark Sky Area, just 5 miles from the Scottish border. The surrounding countryside offers exceptional walking routes and outdoor pursuits.
Accommodation includes five bedrooms: one kingsize, one kingsize with single bed, two doubles and one twin. Three bathrooms serve the property. The large dining room seats everyone comfortably. The kitchen has an electric oven, gas hob, range, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer dryer. A living room provides relaxation space with Freeview TV and DVD player.
Kielder Observatory and Park lies 12 miles away (20 minutes). Bellingham Golf Course is 17 miles distant (25 minutes). The beach sits 40 miles away (55 minutes). Local fly fishing opportunities exist nearby.
Byrness House suits walkers, astronomers and groups wanting rural seclusion with modern facilities in stunning Northumberland countryside.
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The extensive private grounds provide ample space for children to play, dogs to roam freely and groups to enjoy outdoor activities together.
Sleeping 10 guests across five well-appointed bedrooms, this farmhouse comfortably accommodates extended families and friends gathering for special occasions.
Situated in Northumberland's darkest patch, the property offers exceptional stargazing opportunities just 12 miles from Kielder Observatory for astronomy enthusiasts.
Two dogs stay completely free of charge, with dog sitting available by arrangement, making this ideal for families who won't leave pets behind.
Located directly on the Pennine Way within Northumberland National Park, the property offers immediate access to some of Britain's finest walking routes.
Despite the remote rural location, superfast fibre broadband keeps everyone connected, perfect for working remotely or streaming entertainment during downtime.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Byrness House by car, take the A68 north through Northumberland. The farmhouse is located on the outskirts of Byrness Village near Otterburn. Ample on-site parking is available within the 7-acre private grounds.
The nearest railway station is Hexham, approximately 30 miles south of the property. From there, a taxi or hire car will complete your journey through the beautiful Northumberland countryside to Byrness Village.
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