Newgate loft

This luxury apartment, with a galleried bedroom, has been sympathetically converted within a Grade II listed building built in the 1700’s, and retains incredible features and charm, as well as offering contemporary living space. This former commercial college has been restored to show exposed brick and stonework, exposed inglenook fireplaces, high lofty ceilings, original cast iron radiators and bespoke reclaimed wooden (Website hidden by Airbnb) on the heart of Morpeth is this luxury apartment. Guests have access to their second floor apartment, the rear courtyard with tables and chairs and the free car parking space. The owner/host always available either personally or by telephone, available at all times to assist or to take care of any issues the guests may have. Located at the heart of Northumberland, the bustling historic market town of Morpeth is effectively the gateway to the county, within easy access from the A1 and on the East Coast Main Line - and only 20 minutes from Newcastle City Centre there is so much more to do in Morpeth than you could ever imagine. With a mix of history, shopping, stunning parks & walks, great places to stay and eat all within walking distance in the main town centre - you can visit for a day or stay for a week. Morpeth is the place to visit if you want stylish shopping and a rich history to explore the historic county town of Northumberland. With a unique combination of history, heritage and beauty, this bustling market town is the ideal base to explore what the county of Northumberland has to offer. Make your next visit special with a memorable holiday in Morpeth. Walk around Morpeth's modern Wednesday market which is just a stone's throw from the 13th century Chantry that houses the town's Bagpipe Museum and Northumbrian Arts and Craft Gallery. You can wander along woodland paths in Morpeth's colourful Carlisle Park which boasts river boating, tennis courts and bowls. Stay in a Morpeth Self Catering property, and you can enjoy the beautiful park with the added convenience of the local shops nearby. The park also plays host to the wonderful Turner Garden - celebrating the life of William Turner, the father of English botany who was born and educated at Morpeth. For the best in local produce, experience Morpeth's Farmers Market that takes place on the first Saturday of every month in the historic market place. Stay in a Morpeth Hotel in the heart of the market town, and you'll never be too far away from a great evening. There is also Rutherfords, an old-fashioned department store selling just about anything, that began trading in 1846. The Northumbrian Gathering is three exciting jam-packed days celebrating the county's traditions, with concerts, street events, dances and exhibitions. Within a short distance of Morpeth lie wonderful country estates and gardens like Wallington House and Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens. Druridge Bay, with its magnificent seven-mile stretch of golden sand and dunes is only 20 minutes away by car. Also nearby is Woodhorn Museum Archives and Country Park where you can explore the rich industrial heritage that this part of Northumberland is very proud of. Information book available in all apartments, with a comprehensive list of places to visit, things to do, a guide to shopping, restaurants, bistros and pubs Transport details E.G. trains, buses, taxis etc, Doctors, vets, dentists, garages etc.