Why we love it
More walks than humanly possible to complete, just a short drive to the Northumberland National Park, and a 30-minute drive to the coast
What you'll love
Dogs will love
- Not rationing the treats left out for them
- Smell testing the fields, moors, and hills all around
- Making hungry-sad eyes in the dog-friendly pubs nearby
Humans will love
- Traipsing the stately grounds
- The access to the Northumberland wild from the front door
- The double-ended bath in the bathroom
The place
Part of the Brinkburn Manor House estate, Cuthbert House is one of four terraced houses making up the Gardeners’ Cottages next to the main building. So, you might see the owner’s dogs amble by! Resting next to the Coquet River, Brinkburn has access to the best of the Northern wild. With walks, rambles and hikes encircling the entire estate, linking up, and stretching beyond no neighbouring historic towns and villages. You can plan jaunts as long or short as you please, taking the time to stop by dog-friendly pubs and restaurants to sample their local and seasonal menus. If you’ve got a restful stay in mind, make use of your enclosed garden out the front of the space, with a view of the fields and grounds, or make a leisurely lunch in the modern kitchen. The late afternoon might look like a stroll on the grounds, whilst late evening could be as simple as being curled up on the plush leather sofa, dog and you basking in the wood burner glow.
Cuthbert House at Brinkburn
Morpeth, Northumberland
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