Charming Ivy Cottage Retreat

Summary:

This single-story cottage rests in Akeld near Wooler, Northumberland and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.



The Space:

Ivy Cottage is a charming single-storey, stone cottage nestled in the village of Akeld near Wooler, Northumberland. Hosting two bedrooms including a double and a twin, this property can sleep up to four guests. Bed linen and towels included in rent. The bedrooms are both serviced by a bathroom, and the cottage is complete with a kitchen and a living/dining room. Outside there is a communal courtyard, as well as ample off-road parking for guests. Ivy Cottage is a splendid choice for an escape to the Northumberland countryside. Note: This property does not accept Sunday check ins. Note: Bookings at this property must be a minimum of 2 nights. The Cheviot Goat pub is located on site and is available to guests subject to seasonal opening hours. PLEASE NOTE: The on-site swimming pool and sauna facilities will be open for guest use from 1 April 2026. Use of the swimming pool and sauna is available for an additional charge and must be arranged directly with the owners prior to arrival. From 1 April 2026 pool access is charged at £42 per adult per week with shorter stays charged on a pro-rata basis. Children under the age of 14 are not charged for pool use The swimming pool is unsupervised and used at guests’ own risk Children under 16 must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times and lone swimming is not permitted for anyone under 18 Full pool rules and access details will be provided after booking.



The Neighborhood:

Set in the heart of Northumberland at the foothills of Northumberland National Park, Wooler is a quintessential market town offering a wonderful base from which to explore this breath-taking part of the country. There is an abundance of friendly pubs, well-established restaurants, and a good selection of stores to suit your needs. The popular town of Alnwick and coastal town of Bamburgh rest a stone's throw away, whilst Berwick-upon-Tweed rests a few miles away on the border of Scotland.