Stunning apartment in the centre of Corbridge

This delightful, characterful, apartment is conveniently situated in the heart of historic Corbridge's conservation area, overlooking Corbridge church with views across the Tyne Valley. In just a few steps you'll find a wonderful variety of independent shops and restaurants to suit all tastes. In less than 5 minutes walk across the village square flows the River Tyne and its picturesque bank side walks. This delightful, characterful, restored period apartment is conveniently situated in the very heart of historic Corbridge's conservation area, overlooking Corbridge church with views across the Tyne Valley. It retains some of the features of the original big house and provides a light and spacious contemporary living/dining room with views across the village and hills across the Tyne Valley, with comfortable beds, a fully fitted kitchen, bathroom and two charming double bedrooms (one with double bed and the other with two singles) both with washbasins. We have a Smart TV so you can watch iPlayer or access your Netflix and Prime Video account. With its own private parking, this is a great base for holidays and short breaks for couples and families for 4 people (or up to 6 if you use the large living room for additional sleeping). Please note that the property is not suitable for wheelchair users because access is by stairs. Well behaved pets are welcome. Private parking space for one car (two if small) near entrance. Entire apartment with own front door entrance The apartment is managed by Sam who lives a few miles away and is always available to help answer any questions or sort out any problems if you need her. Take a trip out to explore Hadrian's Wall and the surrounding countryside or along the stunning Northumbrian coast to castles, Holy Island, ancient priories, kippers at Craster and beautiful sandy beaches. Return to enjoy a good meal in any of Corbridge's pubs and friendly restaurants and then home to your cosy flat and comfy beds. Renowned for its Roman links, Corbridge (Corstopitum) has substantial, well maintained remains of the northernmost fort of the Roman Empire. Follow Hadrian's Wall westward for Birdoswald, Chesters and Housesteads forts - all fascinating and impressive heritage sites. Nearby there are a wide variety of activities to choose from, including golf, tennis, horse riding and trekking, Hexham racecourse, rowing, swimming, yachting and windsurfing at Derwent Reservoir, just south of Newcastle. The abbey town of Hexham is only 4 miles west of Corbridge and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, with its fabulous Quayside and Gateshead's Sage Music Centre just 16 miles east. Direct routes by road (car or bus service), rail (yes Corbridge has its own railway station) makes everywhere quickly and easily accessible. Located just a mile or two from the A69, linking Newcastle and Carlisle, getting around by car couldn't be easier. Alternatively you can forget the car and use the excellent public transport service by rail or bus. We have a high chair and travel cot so no need to bring your own.