Tucked away in the picturesque town of Wooler is The Old Bakery, an end-terrace, pet-friendly cottage in Northumberland.
With easy access to local amenities and Northumberland National Park, the property is perfect for a family of three's holiday in the countryside, with historic sights and attractions aplenty.
There's plenty of roadside parking upon arrival, before making yourself at home; step inside to find a beautifully appointed living/dining room to welcome you after the day's adventures.
Start the woodburning stove nestled inside a gorgeous inglenook fireplace with exposed stone, adding plenty of character to the space, whilst you curl up with a book or switch on the Freeview TV.
Set the dining table for three for a meal with your loved ones, whilst your canine companions curl up in front of the crackling fire.
Find everything you need for a self-catering stay in the adjoining kitchen, including a washing machine to throw in muddy walking gear, as well as an extra fridge/freezer in the living/dining room.
The spacious bathroom is a lovely space to unwind with a bubble bath, before crawling under the sheets to catch your rest; choose from a king-size with storage space and a snug single room.
Local amenities are right on your doorstep, whether that's stocking up in the local convenience store, dining out or grabbing takeaway fish and chips on your way home, alongside plenty of spaces to walk the dogs; join the renowned St Cuthbert's Way for a variety of scenic, historic and cultural interests.
Home to Hadrian's Wall, Kielder Forest and the Cheviot Hills, Northumberland National Park is also a must-visit for avid walkers, wildlife lovers and historians; bike hire is also available to explore more of this stunning landscape, as well as plenty of hiking spots and scenic points, including Humbleton Hill and Linhope Spout Waterfall.
Looking for a day along Northumberland's stunning coast?
Bamburgh is a short drive away from Wooler with the stunning Bamburgh Castle overlooking the beach to spend the day by the sea.
You can also visit the mysterious Holy Island by crossing the causeway from Beal; find charming cafés, traditional pubs, an ancient priory and castle, along with breath-taking coastlines.
Plenty of attractions await Berwick-upon-Tweed, wander along the pier to Berwick Lighthouse and marvel at the medieval ruins of the town's Castle and Ramparts.
Harry Potter fans will relish a visit to Alnwick's castle for themed events, followed by a stroll around The Alnwick Garden and dinner at the quirky Treehouse Restaurant.
For a pet-friendly cottage in Northumberland to enjoy quality time with your loved ones, choose The Old Bakery.
