The Burrow

No dogs allowed I am afraid. No children. (Website hidden by Airbnb) &logosize=118 ^^^^^^^^^^^ VIRTUAL TOUR We have recently had a 360 virtual tour done on our fantastic studio, please copy and paste the link or use the QR code to check out the whole tour. The Burrow is a unique place to stay. It is entirely independent from the main house which is opposite, and both are set in a large garden which is accessed by a wide entrance along a sweeping gravel driveway. The Burrow has recently refurbished to a very high standard, and includes the addition of a neff oven and hob. The kitchen is now fully equipped for self catering during your stay.The house itself is situated in the lovely village of Lesbury which is only three miles from Alnwick and a mile from Alnmouth and the sea. Lesbury itself is wonderfully positioned being on the main line railway to Newcastle in the south, only 28 minutes away, and to the north, Edinburgh that is only an hour and a quarter away. There is also a frequent bus service from the village that goes through lots of villages before arriving at Newcastle. We do provide provisions stored in the fridge which will enable guests to make their own breakfast. Thus there are cereals, milk, bread, fruit juice, etc. However, if you have specific food requirements please let us know in advance so that we can try to accomodate your preferences. Eg. wheat intolerant, no dairy products, etc. Our aim is to provide the perfect base from which to discover and enjoy the beauties of Northumberland. Guests will have ample parking space. Bicycles can be stored overnight in the shed or the games room, where they will be secure and kept dry. An outdoor table and chairs will be available on the patio outside the borrow. The owners of the main house will be available most of the time should advice and help be required. The village of Lesbury is a pretty English village which contains everything the discerning visitor would require: a church, a village shop and post office and a pub that serves excellent food. Alnmouth is only a mile away and it has a plentiful supply of good pubs and restaurants, a gift shop, a post office and a general store. There is a regular bus that stops in the village - X18 - which goes to Alnwick and eventually Newcastle. The train station is 15 minutes brisk walk away and connects London Kings X with Edinburgh and Glasgow, via Newcastle.