Rose Cottage

4.4★

2 Guests
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Broadband / WiFi

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* Based on a combined average customer score

14 Customer Review(s)

Joanne
March 2024

“The traditional cosy cottage was nestled on the north side of the Cheviots with a footpath into the hills straight outside the door.”

Wild goats and rabbits abound. It was a lovely peaceful place to stay and perfectly located to explore the border countryside.

Wild goats and rabbits abound. It was a lovely peaceful place to stay and perfectly located to explore the border countryside.

- Joanne, March 2024
Margaret September 2023

“Rose Cottage was an ideal place to stay.”

It was very comfortable and furnished with everything we could possibly need. The location was quiet and peaceful but easily within reach of local attractions. We would definitely stay there again.

- Margaret, September 2023
Christine September 2023

“Loved the nice quiet setting, easy access for hill walking.”

Cottage was nice and cosy, kitchen was small but well equipped. Like previous visitors we would have preferred a shower cubicle, as getting into bath slightly difficult at our age!

- Christine, September 2023
David August 2023

“The property was very enjoyable, just as it was advertised very cosy for two adults.”

The only problem we had was getting in & out of the bath in the bathroom, we are pensioners so was a bit difficult for use. We could only say would it be better with a shower unit? But apart from this we will be happy to stay again at your lovely cottages in the lovely locations. Many Thanks for a lovely vacation with you.

- David, August 2023
Paul September 2022

“Rose cottage is a great place, basic, but it has everything you need, which i knew when i arrived, and the wildlife around was fabulous.”

The village of wooler nearby is good, with pubs and facilities.

- Paul, September 2022
Anne September 2022

“It was an extremely mean offering.”

The kitchen was absolutely bare. No salt or pepper, no tea, coffee , sugar or milk. They didn’t even provide a scourer to clean the saucepans. 1 toilet roll was provided for the entire week. No soap provided for hand washing. We travelled from Australia and we noted on the listing that you have to provide your own towels, so we requested that they would make an exception and supply us some towels at an additional cost, and they did not bother to reply. All the bad stuff said. On the positive side, the cottage was absolutely charming, in a wonderful location, it is a pity that with a little additional effort it could be a five star holiday cottage.

- Anne, September 2022
Rebecca August 2022

“A very pretty cottage in an ideal central location for visiting Northumberland attractions and the National Park.”

Stunning wildlife and countryside views. Cottage was clean, comfortable and had everything you could need. Though the furniture and decor seemed rather tired and dated, ultimately this wasn't as important as being clean and tidy, which it was. We were disappointed to discover one of the other cottages had a swimming pool which someone else staying said we ought to have been entitled to use. This wasn't mentioned in the info. Perhaps it would have been nice to have access? Anyway, all in all a lovely stay. Thank you.

- Rebecca, August 2022
Robert May 2022

“Rose cottage was more than we expected, it is clean and comfortable with ...”

Rose cottage was more than we expected, it is clean and comfortable with constant hot water and heating and we enjoyed the gardens and the wild life we saw there, we will certainly go again, thank you Nada and Bob

- Robert, May 2022
Mark & Anne October 2021

“We felt that the Description that it was a Cottage for TWO people was taken too literally - two of everything - which meant that we spent a lot of our holiday time washing up!”

! A little more generosity in terms of crockery and cutlery would have been welcome. The bedroom could have done with an extra chair. The placing of the toilet roll holder was most awkward. Otherwise it was lovely and warm and dry

- Mark & Anne, October 2021
Michael September 2021

“The cottage was comfortable, warm and quiet.”

Just what we were looking for.

- Michael, September 2021
Alan September 2021

“On website picture of cottage is obviously not recent, the cottage is shaded by trees making it dark.”

The cottage requires updating in both the kitchen and barthroom and instructions for both cooker and microwave would have been usefull.

- Alan, September 2021
Anthony August 2021

“The cottage location is stunning, and is beautiful externally.”

Inside when we arrived the cottage smelt so bad we nearly didn’t stay. The furniture and decor are very dated. There were dead flies in the net curtains. The 2 armchairs felt damp when sitting on them so we had to sit on towels. The smell was nauseous. We were extremely tired after a very long drive from Lincolnshire and went to bed. This actually was the saving grace. We both slept extremely well so probably felt less upset when we awoke. We drove into Wooler and purchased air freshener and bleach from the coop. The smell started to get better (or we were getting used to it). The location is perfect for visiting the rest of Northumberland and on our return on an evening we sat in the garden listening to the wildlife and nature. Kate was lovely and friendly so we didn’t complain to her, nothing could be done and it wasn’t because of anything she hadn’t done that we felt like we did. If the cottage was updated we would be back in a heartbeat. I would recommend the setting, cottages etc but the inside does let itself down I’m afraid.

- Anthony, August 2021
Sally July 2021

“A fantastic location, very quiet and comfortable.”

The house was lovely, but it would have been nice to have a little more info about e.g how to work the cooker, what time we needed to vacate etc, the only info we had was on where to leave bins. It would have been good to have some tourist brochures etc as we have had in previous cottages, there was lots to do, but not always well advertised, we were very glad to have brought our own OS map walk and guide book, as no internet reception (this was not otherwise a problem, and was indicated on the website). Some hooks for coats would also have been good, as it does often rain in Britain! The walks from the cottage were amazing, it would be a shame for future visitors to miss out if they did not have a map.

- Sally, July 2021
Nicola July 2021

“A beautiful peaceful cottage surrounded by fields and woodland.”

Everything you need for a very relaxing holiday. Not full marks on comfort as would have been good to have a foot rest as there are only arm chairs no sofa. We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday in this little wildlife haven and would definitely go back.

- Nicola, July 2021

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Summary

One king-size bedroom (zip/link can be twin on request)
Bathroom with roll top bath, basin and WC
Kitchen
Living/dining room
Electric central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine
WIFI, 50inch Smart TV
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Ben linen inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available on request
Off-road parking available
Access to shared courtyard and seating area
Sorry, no smoking
One well-behaved dog is welcome
Shop 2.6 miles, pub 2.3 miles
Note: Minimum 3 night stay's
Note: Guests must provide their own towels
Please note: £150 holding fee is required if bringing a dog to the property, this must be paid directly to the owner prior to your arrival.

The property

Wooler 2.7 miles. Nestled in Akeld, Northumberland lies Rose Cottage, a charming Grade II listed cottage bursting with character. Ideal for a romantic retreat, this property boasts off-road parking and a front and rear lawn gardens for spending the summer evenings on. On entering the property, the living and dining area hosts an exposed stone wall, inviting you to snuggle up on the sofa in front of the TV after a day of adventures. From here, the well-equipped kitchen provides all the amenities you need to rustle up your meals to be enjoyed at the dining table while you discuss the day's activities, as well as being home to a handy washing machine so you can freshen up your clothes. Moving through the cottage and into the bedroom, the plush king-size has a zip/link feature for a flexible sleeping arrangement you can look forward to retiring to. Completing the interior of this dwelling is a bathroom, complete with a basin, WC, and an original Victorian bath where you can relax and unwind before the next day of fun. Choose Rose Cottage for a tranquil break to Northumberland. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 986491, 986494, 986495, 1070408, 1070411, 1070414, 1070417, 1070420, 1070423, 1070427, 1070428, 1070435, 1070439, 1070440, 1070442, 1070445,1070448, together sleeping up to 72 guests

Akeld Manor Cottages

Eighteen beautiful stone cottages set in the tranquil grounds of Akeld Manor, in the foothills of the Northumberland National Park. Surrounded by the magnificent open fields of the Northumberland countryside whilst resting within easy touring distance of the Northumberland Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this group of idyllic single-storey cottages offer the perfect base for an unforgettable holiday exploring this spectacular part of the country. Each adorned with wonderfully warm and traditional interiors, the cottages can be found hosting an inviting living/dining room and an attractive country-style kitchen with solid oak cabinets that host a plethora of handy electrical appliances, answering all of your self-catering needs. At the end of the day, guests can retire to the darling bedrooms with oak furnishings and pretty floral patterns. There is a communal courtyard where guests can relax in the summer sun and embrace their stunning countryside setting, as well as ample off-road parking. When ready to leave behind your homely cottage, there is so much adventure awaiting you right on the doorstep. Outdoor enthusiasts will relish in days spent hiking through Wooler Common and Hedgehope Hill, whilst avid historians should be sure to explore Yeavering Bell Hill Fort, Chillingham Castle and Hedgeley Moor Battlefield. There's plenty of fun to be had down by the coast in the town of Bamburgh with attractions such as the Grace Darling Memorial, RNLI Grace Darling Museum and Bamburgh Castle, as well as providing a wonderful setting off point from which to explore the Northumberland Heritage Coast. Closer to home, the village of Wooler is filled with all the essential amenities such as a good selection of pubs, restaurants and shops. A fantastic group of cottages from which to discover the incredible Northumberland countryside.

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About the location

WOOLER

Berwick-upon-Tweed 16 miles; Bamburgh 15 miles; Alnwick 18 miles.

Wooler is a delightful, historic market town on the banks of the River Till, one of the tributaries of the Tweed, nestling in the foothills of the Cheviots which form part of the Pennine Way. Known locally as 'The Gateway to The Cheviots', Wooler has a selection of hotels and eating places and offers a magnificent location for exploring the whole of Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. Situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, Wooler is just a short drive away from the historic town of Alnwick with its famous Castle and Gardens, and the well preserved Garrison town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Chillingham Castle with its ancient herd of wild white cattle and Coldstream, just over the Scottish border, are also a short drive away.

Note: Minimum 3 night stay's
Note: Guests must provide their own towels
Note: £150 holding fee is required if bringing a dog to the property, this must be paid directly to the owner prior to your arrival

Note: Prior to guests arrival, all properties have been fully inspected. We ask all guests upon arrival to thoroughly check the property,
any dissatisfaction or noted damage or malfunction should be reported and discussed with the complex management immediately.

Damage and breakages are the total responsibility of the guests and should be reported to the Management of Akeld prior to departure.
The guest will be responsible/liable for the cost of replacement of any breakages or damage on a like for like basis (replacing with new items) on an indemnity basis. NOTIFICATION immediately of all problems to management is imperative

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Reviews & Ratings

“The traditional cosy cottage was nestled on the north side of the Cheviots with a footpath into the hills straight outside the door.”

“Rose Cottage was an ideal place to stay.”

“Loved the nice quiet setting, easy access for hill walking.”

“The property was very enjoyable, just as it was advertised very cosy for two adults.”

“Rose cottage is a great place, basic, but it has everything you need, which i knew when i arrived, and the wildlife around was fabulous.”

“It was an extremely mean offering.”

“A very pretty cottage in an ideal central location for visiting Northumberland attractions and the National Park.”

“Rose cottage was more than we expected, it is clean and comfortable with ...”

“We felt that the Description that it was a Cottage for TWO people was taken too literally - two of everything - which meant that we spent a lot of our holiday time washing up!”

“The cottage was comfortable, warm and quiet.”

“On website picture of cottage is obviously not recent, the cottage is shaded by trees making it dark.”

“The cottage location is stunning, and is beautiful externally.”