The Old Granary

The Space
The Old Granary is on the first floor of a converted barn, accessed up an external stone staircase. Once through the front door there is a hallway with space for coats to hang up and a shoe rack.

The dining area and kitchen are open plan creating a sociable feel. Leading off this area is the cosy sitting room with a log burner, two comfortable sofas and a window seat overlooking the garden. There is a cupboard of maps, books and games to enjoy and a TV/DVD player with plenty of DVDs.

Also leading off the dining room is the utility room with a washer/dryer, microwave, and fridge freezer.

Down a short corridor, past the light airy bathroom, are two bedrooms; one double and one twin. Both rooms have storage allowing you to make yourself right at home.

The outside garden and patio are shared with other cottages, but this area tends to be very quiet. There's a playhouse for children to enjoy and plenty of space for games and picnics. Then it's a minute walk to the games room and then on to the pool, spa and the outdoor play area, tennis court and crazy golf. There is so much to enjoy when staying at The Old Granary.

Neighborhood
Nestled in the heart of the stunning Northumberland countryside, Branton is a picturesque village that offers a perfect retreat for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Surrounded by rolling hills, lush meadows, and a tapestry of wildlife, this serene destination is ideal for those looking to unwind and explore.

Branton is located near the edge of the Cheviot Hills, a haven for walkers and hikers with trails that provide breathtaking views of the unspoiled landscape. The nearby Branton Lakes Nature Reserve is perfect for a leisurely stroll or birdwatching, offering a chance to reconnect with nature.

For history enthusiasts, Branton is a stone’s throw from iconic landmarks such as Alnwick Castle, famed as a filming location for Harry Potter, and the charming market town of Wooler, known as the “Gateway to the Cheviots.” Explore the wider area to uncover Northumberland's rich history, from ancient castles to Hadrian’s Wall.

Branton is also conveniently located for exploring Northumberland’s spectacular coastline, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Discover stunning beaches, such as Bamburgh and Alnmouth, or take a boat trip to the Farne Islands to see puffins and seals.

With its peaceful surroundings, natural beauty, and proximity to attractions, Branton offers an idyllic base for a Northumberland getaway. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a blend of both, this charming village invites you to create lasting memories.

Getting Around
The nearest train station to Branton can be found in Alnmouth where there are direct services operating to Edinburgh and Newcastle upon Tyne.

Newcastle International Airport is 38 miles away from Branton by road.