Welcome to Falstone Barns – An exclusive development of four luxury Self Catering holiday apartments providing a fabulous oasis from the stresses & trials of today’s modern lifestyle lived at a frantic pace.

Set in a private estate of 38 acres of woodland & meadow located in the Northumbrian village of Falstone, just below Kielder Water in the Northumberland National Park. This is the perfect base from which to explore Northumberland’s many delights. Bring your walking boots & head for the wide open spaces where you’ll be accompanied by the cries of Curlews and Skylarks. For the ruthlessly energetic, nearby Kielder Water offers watersports aplenty and Kielder Forest boasts some of the most challenging mountain bike trails in the UK – All within a 5 minute journey.

Every aspect of the apartments at Falstone Barns has been designed around your pleasure – From the luxury kitchens and dining areas, exclusive bathrooms and flat screen TV’s throughout. The furnishings are themed and carefully chosen to compliment the individual architecture and original artwork featured throughout. There is also much to discover & surpise! Take up your seat snuggled between down-filled cushions next to a roaring log fire. Select a fine wine from the range in the wine cabinet & look out of a feature window to watch the play of Northumbrian sunlight over the trees – Now, you’re home! Each of the barn apartments are arranged around a stunning enclosed courtyard offering outside seating & providing small children with a play area under parents watchful eye.

In addition why not treat and indulge yourself in some fine dining, fishing, shooting, golf, horse riding or a pampering session, which offers various beauty treatments. If you are interested please specify in the special requirements field at the time of booking and we will contact you to discuss and book your package!!!

A beautiful Hotel in the peaceful village of Bamburgh within sight of the historical Bamburgh Castle and the miles of beautiful sandy beaches.
Located in the boundaries of Northumbria and Durham, Land of the Prince Bishops. Excellent for wildlife lovers as well as numerous places of interest nearby such as Alnwick Castle and the market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

The Sunningdale is a friendly family run hotel situated in the beautiful coastal village of Bamburgh, Northumberland.

Known as the Jewel in Northumberland's Crown, Bamburgh Village is dominated by what is considered the most magnificent castle in England. Bamburgh in the heart of the Northumberland coastline offering visitors the perfect location from which to enjoy the many attractions of the Magic Kingdom of Northumberland.

As a family hotel we offer a warm welcome to all guests and it is our aim to ensure that whilst staying at The Sunningdale you are comfortable in our home from home enviroment.

PLEASE NOTE: We accept dogs at a charge of £5 per night.

We are able to offer short breaks with a minimum of 2 nights out of season. Please call to confirm availability and rate.

Location & History
The popular seaside resort of Bamburgh has grown up around the formidable red sandstone Castle, ancient home of the Kings of Northumbria, towering 150 feet above the sea. The other great architectural landmark here is St Aidan's Church, dating from Norman times. Earlier in the 7th century Saint Cuthbert had lived on his own for a time on the Inner Farne. Today, the boat trip out to the Farnes from the nearby fishing village of Seahouses, is much favoured by visitors interested in seeing the bird and seal sanctuary. To the north lies Holy Island (or Lindisfarne) which is reached over a causeway at low tide.

About Inglenook Cottage
Inglenook Cottage is only about 250 yards from the towering silhouette of Bamburgh Castle and is a Grade II listed building, with the front dating from the 17th century, while the rear is late Victorian. There is a pretty courtyard garden and beyond that a lawned area with herbaceous borders and mature trees.

The Accommodation
You enter the cottage into an oak beamed side hall with a wide, inviting staircase, and a pair of spacious living rooms on the ground floor. The front room has an unusual inglenook fireplace which accommodates a good wood/coal-burning stove.

There are some very handsome pieces of furniture here including a fine Victorian tallboy chest and corner cupboard. The dining room with an open fireplace, second bathroom and fully fitted kitchen are at the back of the house, which is centrally heated with Economy 7.

The stairs have a middle landing, off which there is a double-bedded room looking onto the Grove, church and sea beyond. Upstairs is the bathroom and two further bedrooms overlooking the garden.