Blue Hemmel is in magical location in a designated dark sky area, perfect for stargazers.
The cheerful open plan living area is enough to make anyone smile.
The range cooker with five gas rings and two ovens really does lend itself to creating delicious dishes.
Super-king bedroom 1 has a superb view to match.
Feel like a film star whilst soaking in the claw foot bath, enjoy bubbles in the bath and bubbles in your glass.
With 800 acres to explore, time to get your boots on.
Bring your walking boots and experience the wonders of the Northumbrian countryside.
The sofa is comfy and cosy. Wallow in the heat from the wood-burner and relax after a day exploring the forest.
Stoke up the fire, pour a glass of wine and pull up the cute 'cow' side table.
Uber trendy light fittings sit alongside the original beams, a marriage of old and new.
A corner for the thinkers and whisky drinkers.
A larder full of essentials.
With cook books aplenty and a superbly equipped kitchen there will be no shortage of willing masterchefs.
The Quooker tap is so handy, you'll wonder how you managed without one.
Try out some new recipes and amaze your friends and family.
Whatever your pleasure there is space enough for everyone, watch a film, play a game, nibble on cake or froth up a cappuccino, you are on holiday after all.
Afternoon tea anyone?
Watch the cook at work.
The fluffy sheep watch from on high.
Dogs are well catered for!
The utility-room has a washing machine, air fryer, and very useful ice making machine. Kick off your boots and hang up your coats in here too.
A fantastically glamorous bathroom, take a shower or soak in the bath, you choose.
A double sink in the family bathroom, move over darling!
Breakfast in bed is a holiday treat.
Who wouldn't want to curl up on the furry chair and take in the magnificent view.
The beautifully recycled bedside cabinets have a nifty little pull out table.
An en suite shower-room to make you feel uplifted whenever you step inside.
Style and quality are the order of the day.
Stylish 1920's inspired design takes centre stage in this gorgeous king-size bedroom
King-size bedroom 2 showcases vintage artwork and full width French windows.
Original beams adorn bedroom 2.
Bedroom 2 is an art deco inspired room with amazing views.
Designed for younger members of the party but perfect for anyone who appreciates the quirky styling of this twin bedroom.
Himalayan salt lamps shine a light on your game playing or book reading but open the door and you find yourself in the rear garden with sheep peeping over the fence.
Curl up with a good book.
Perch on a mushroom stool and deal the cards.
This pad is specially balanced for the telescope, wait for a clear night and the twinkling stars will amaze you.
Keep the gates closed or the sheep will soon come to join you!
Moorland heather with The Blue Hemmel sitting romantically in the mist.
The skies are truly unbelievable, make a wish when you see a shooting star.
Inquisitive sheep.
The neighbours!
Beautiful Hexham Abbey is well worth a visit.
Hadrian's Wall looks stunning bathed in sunlight.
The Blue Hemmel
545014 miles NW of Hexham | Sleeps 6 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £875
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Battlesteads offers a cosy bar and restaurant, ideal for a refreshment stop if exploring the area. Food is locally sourced, making the most of the fresh produce the area has to offer.
Nearby walk
Walking part of Hadrian's Wall is a must for any hiker visiting the North East and this scenic section can take you to Milecastle 42. Thanks to Northumberland National Park, take a look at their website for further details and car parking information.
Nearby town
The pretty village of Wark can be found just 12 miles from Hexham, sitting on the banks of the river North Tyne. The much photographed Wark Bridge is worth a visit and there's a handy shop in the village for essentials.
Also nearby
Open daily from 10am - 4pm, Housesteads Roman Fort is home to the most complete Roman fort remains in Britain and you can see barrack blocks, the hospital and the oldest toilets. All this is set in fabulous countryside and definitely a must see if you are in the area.
Embrace nature in this natural nature reserve, a mire which occupies an oval shaped depression between two sandstone ridges. Wander through woodland and grassland where you will find a plethora of plants, insects and birds. Take a look at the link for further details and access to the parking area and public footpath.
An ideal place to visit for somewildlife spotting, The National Trust owned Allen Banks and Staward Gorge is an ornamental garden and ancient woodland with a choice of footpaths and trails. Parking is available and dogs are welcome on a lead.
Situated in a fabulous coaching stable dating back to the 13th century, Blenkinsopp Castle is a fabulous grade 1 listed castle with traditional interiors and warming open fire. There is a delightful outside seating area and dogs are welcome.
Bellingham is a charming market town found on the banks of the North Tyne. Look around a selection of independent shops, treat yourself to afternoon tea in one of many cafes or pull on your walking boots and head out for a picturesque ramble, there is so much to do here!
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