Old Brewery Coach House
Northumberland
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A mile from Hadrian's Wall, this stone-built coach house stands alone in the Northumbrian countryside between Hexham and the Cumbrian border. The setting is genuinely remote—open views across fields, an enclosed garden with seating and a barbecue, and space to breathe. Haltwhistle itself is small; Hexham, with its abbey and market town amenities, is 12 miles away. The Northumberland coast and National Park are within reach for day trips, as are the Lake District fells just across the border.
The property is yours alone: one double bedroom and a bathroom on the first floor, with a living room and kitchen downstairs plus a separate sitting area in the conservatory. You get the essentials—heating, electricity, Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels—along with a full kitchen for self-catering, a washing machine, and Freeview television. There is an unfenced pond in the garden. One dog stays free; there is also a secure bike store and private parking for one car.
This works for couples looking for countryside quiet, or those using it as a base for exploring the Wall, the Pennines or beyond. The Grade II listing brings character; the seclusion brings peace.
Sleeps & rooms
What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
I’m not sure where to start. This place has a perfect location to explore Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. It’s near a busy road but very quiet, it’s an old building but very modern. Firstly, the welcome was excellent, we had homemade scones, lemon drizzle cake, jam and eggs. All of which were lovely. Then there’s the bedrooms, which are nice and clean. The beds are very comfortable and it’s so quiet I’ve not slept this well in years. The kitchen, for us, became our hub where we ate, planned our excursions and played board games. The cottage is well situated for visiting Hadrian’s Wall, Carlisle, Gretna Green, Keilder Water and Forest, Hexham and a 90 minute drive from Bamburgh. There’s also tonnes of stuff nearby for nice walks and Haltwhistle is a gem of a town with restaurants, takeaways and shops (a small Sainsbury’s and Co-Op) cover all of your needs. I would definitely come back.
a year ago · via Google
We have just returned from old brewery cottage, what an absolutely superb week we had, we arrived to be greeted by Jacqueline our host we had a lovely welcome pack of bacon, eggs, home made scones and home made jam and lemon drizzle cake a bottle of wine and doggy treats for our pooch, all the rooms were clean and comfortable... If you had forgotten something Jacqueline had thought of it. The garden was beautiful and my kids were overjoyed when they found the chickens at the top. We couldn't of asked for more during our stay. Thankyou so much. I am recommending you to my mom and my friend as they both want to come and both your properties would be perfect for them.
2 years ago · via Google
We stayed in the coach house and it was brilliant so cosy and clean. The welcome pack was a really nice touch and even included a treat for our dog. The hosts are absolutely lovely and did everything they could to make us comfortable, and the garden was a beautiful place to relax. Can't recommend enough, we're looking forward to booking again!
2 years ago · via Google
A lovely cosy ,clean cottage. Lovely home cooked treats left from the host which were delicious! Even a treat for our dog. The host was lovely and very welcoming. We really enjoyed our little break 😀
2 years ago · via Google