Welcome to Coquet Accommodation

The perfect accommodation choice for your bed and breakfast or self catering break in beautiful rural Northumberland

Welcome to
Coquet Accommodation

Set in the beautiful Northumberland countryside outside the village of Longframlington, mid way between the market towns of Alnwick and Morpeth. We are located between the main London to Edinburgh A1 trunk road and the A697, in a beautiful riverside setting, quiet and secluded, yet within easy reach of the wonderful variety of attractions which Northumberland has to offer the visitor.

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Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

Features

You will be made most welcome in our beautiful traditional Georgian farmhouse.

We offer spacious comfortable, double en-suite accommodation, furnished to the highest standard, with TV/Freeview and tea/coffee making facilities provided. The room overlooks the river Coquet, and is extremely peaceful and relaxing.

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Double en-suite accommodation
Award winning breakfast
Special dietary requirements catered for
Central heating
All linen & towels provided
Tea/Coffee making provision
TV/DVD

Coquet Cottage Self Catering Accommodation

Features

Week-long bookings are normally Friday to Friday but short breaks are available.

Our accommodation is ground floor, and suitable for persons of limited mobility. Week-long bookings are normally Friday to Friday but short breaks are available.

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Sleeps up to 4
Central heating
Fully equipped kitchen / lounge
All linen & towels provided
Tea/Coffee making provision in bedrooms
TV/DVD in bedrooms
Hair dryer
Iron/Ironing board available on request

Accommodation Features

Cycle Friendly

Explore the area on quiet, traffic free country roads from your doorstep.

Walkers Welcome

Minutes away from the Cheviot Hills, and a short drive from beautiful beaches.

Private Parking

We have plenty of space in our grounds to park your car safely and securely.

Riverside Setting

After a busy day out exploring, come home and relax by the Coquet.

Near to Visitor Attractions

Castles, coasts, hills, forests, villages and towns – all within easy reach.

Quiet & Secluded

The perfect location to get away from it all and recharge your batteries.

Nearby Attractions

Tourist Attractions

You’ll never be short of things to see in Northumberland. There really is something for everyone!

Villages and Towns

There’s a great variety of towns, villages and harbours in the area for you to visit.

Historical Sites

A legacy of it’s turbulent past, Northumberland has over seventy castles, more than any other county in England.

Elyhaugh Farm, Longframlington, Northumberland, NE65 8BE

Contact us by Telephone:
UK: 01665 570 305
Overseas: +44 1665 570 305

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Email: [email protected]

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Coquet Accommodation

Elyhaugh Farm, Longframlington, Northumberland, NE65 8BE

Tel: 01665 570305 Email: [email protected]

Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

January 2019

February 2019

March 2019

April 2019

Available: £85 per night

Booked

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£85 per night

Please note there is a minimum stay requirement of two nights

Bed & Breakfast

Available: £85 per night

Booked

Closed

£85 per night

Minimum stay requirement of two nights

Coquet Cottage Self Catering Accommodation

January 2019

February 2019

March 2019

April 2019

Available

Booked

Prices from £300 to £600 per week

Please contact us to find out more

Self Catering

Available

Booked

Prices from £300 to £600 per week
Please contact us to find out more

Tourist Attractions

Wallington Hall:
Dating from 1688, Wallington was home to many generations of the Blackett and Trevelyan families
The Alnwick Garden:
Inspired idea by Her Grace, the Duchess of Northumberland. Now maturing into a fascinating day out for all the family.
Lindisfarne (Holy Island):
With its connection to early saints, this tidal island is the seat of early northern Christianity. Check tide times for a safe visit.

The Farne Islands:
With their famous seal colony and fabulously rich variety of seabirds, the Farnes are well served with boat trips from Seahouses.
Hadrian's Wall (The Roman Wall):
More a political statement then real means of defence, the famous wall extends almost coast-to-coast, but its most spectacular remains are along the northern hills of the Tyne valley.
Kielder Water Park & Forest Trail:
Kielder Water is the largest man-made lake in Europe, in the heart of the largest man-made forest inn Europe.

Northumberland National Park:
A large portion of Northumberland lies within the National Park. Too much to mention is on offer. Visit their website.
The Theatre Royal, Newcastle:
The region's premier theatre, featuring a mixed programme of high quality productions
Cragside House:
Cragside House, Gardens and Woodland is a truly unique visitor attraction in the heart of Northumberland, and was the first house in the world to be lit using hydroelectric power.

For more ideas of things to do and places to go, take a look at visitnorthumberland.com

Villages and Towns

Berwick upon Tweed:
Historic walled town - possibly the most complete set of town walls in Europe.
Wooler:
Welcoming little market town in the heart of the Cheviot Hills. Ideal walking centre.
Seahouses:
Fishing village with its attractive harbour. Boat trips to the Farne Islands.
Alnwick:
Seat of the Dukes of Northumberland. Spectacular castle and the famous Alnwick Garden.

Rothbury:
Market town nestling in the Cheviots, perfect for walks and wildlife, with nearby Cragside House.
Morpeth:
Administrative capital of Northumberland with park and riverside. Shopping, pubs, restaurants.
Hexham:
Centre for Hadrian's Wall - famous medieval abbey. Bustling market town.
Haltwhistle:
Quiet little town, the most western in the county. Good centre for Hadrian's Wall - Nearby Houseteads fort.

Newcastle upon Tyne:
Principle city of the region - all the attractions of a regional capital. Click to Visit
Durham City:
Historic university town with the most spectacular cathedral in the north.
Corstopitum - Corbridge:
Large Roman settlement of great strategic importance. Not to be missed.

For more ideas of things to do and places to go, take a look at visitnorthumberland.com

Historical Sites

Vindolanda - Bardon Mill:
Exceptionally well preserved Roman fort and settlement with visitor centre & museum
Chesters Roman Fort - Chollerford:
Visit Chesters Roman Fort and discover the best visible remains of a cavalry fort in Britain.
Housteads Roman Fort - Haltwhistle:
The most complete Roman fort in Britain, Housteads boasts spectacular views.

Arbeia - South Shields:
Arbeia Roman Fort housed a garrison and once guarded the entrance to the River Tyne.
Segedunum - Wallsend:
Roman settlement guarding the eastern end of Hadrian's Wall

For more ideas of things to do and places to go, take a look at visitnorthumberland.com