The Old Rectory

England · Northumberland · Slaggyford

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Make lasting memories with your loved ones at this thoughtfully designed period home on the meander of the South Tyne River.

Sleeps 12
6 bedrooms
5 bathrooms

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£1625-4750 per week

Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 2 nights low season & 7 nights high season

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Highlights

A carefully curated former rectory with plenty of room for a group of 12 to feel at ease.
The nearby Kirstyle Inn has a further four bedrooms of similar quality for larger parties.
A wood-burning stove with unlimited logs is the perfect addition to chilly evenings.
Enjoy a BBQ on a warm afternoon in the enclosed garden.
Games and an Xbox are provided for rainy days at home.
The perfect base from which to explore Northumberland and Cumbria.

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You should know

Two small or medium dogs are welcome to join you here.
A travel cot and high chair can be provided on request.
Parking for three cars is available on the premises. A further three cars can park in the designated parking area located off the garden.
An electric vehicle charger with a type 2 socket is available upon request – please bring your own cable.

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Dating back to the 1700s, this former rectory has been skillfully renovated to create a family-friendly abode for a group of 12. Set amidst rolling countryside, peace and quiet are guaranteed whether you’re unwinding with a coffee in the sitting room or enjoying lunch on the patio on a balmy afternoon. The home is equipped with everything you’ll need for a laid-back break. To make your stay even more special, why not arrange a spa treatment or a private chef via the concierge service?

Access the property through the handy boot room, where you can kick off muddy wellies after rambles along country lanes. You’ll head into the kitchen, the heart of the home, expertly styled with original features, upcycled antiques and eclectic artwork. The island ensures plenty of space for your mise en place, and there is all the equipment and utensils needed for flexing your culinary muscles. The dining room is located in the orangery, just off the kitchen, where a glass lantern roof lets in lots of natural light. The downstairs is completed by a sitting room, divided into two separate areas with a smart TV and an open fire, and two comfortable ensuite bedrooms, boasting king size beds and rainfall showers.

Upstairs, on the first floor, you’ll find three further bedrooms and two family bathrooms with roll-top baths for soaking your cares away. Toiletries, fluffy towels and robes are provided, and all duvets and pillows are hypoallergenic. On the second and final floor, there’s a snug for enjoying a quiet moment and the final ensuite bedroom with two single beds that can be arranged as a super-king double if you’d prefer.

There is a garden at the rear of the property, with a manicured lawn, a patio and a BBQ for making the most of warmer weather. When you feel a thirst coming on, you’ll be pleased to know the Kirkstyle Inn is just 75 yards from the property. The establishment also serves food, so you certainly won’t go hungry. Location-wise, you’re around a 12-minute drive from the market town of Alston and the Pennine Way, the UK’s first national walking trail. History fans should visit the Epiacum Roman Fort, just a seven-minute car ride away, while fishing enthusiasts cast off on the River Tweed.