Elliott Terrace

The Space
The living room at 3 Elliott Terrace is a cosy, yet spacious area with a traditional log-burning fireplace, and a comfy red sofa. The space also has a dining area with a 4-seater wooden table giving you plenty of space to enjoy your meals.

The kitchen is modern and light. The mint green cupboards and wooden worktops really stand out, whilst the modern appliances make it easy for you to whip up meals in between exploring stunning Northumberland.

You will be able to make the most of the garden space during your stay. Directly accessible from the kitchen, it has both a grassed and paved area, ideal for basking in the sun during the summer months.

The bathroom is also downstairs and it is a very pleasant space, perfect for a relaxing bath. With a bathtub, wash basin, and a WC, the bathroom is airy and bright.

Head upstairs and you’ll find the bedroom which is a large and well-organised space. It has a traditional wooden chest of drawers which provides excellent storage space for your belongings. The interior is boldly coloured with a mustard yellow soft furnishings that gives the space a fresh, vibrant and inviting feel.

Host & Stay are committed to our owners that their homes are protected during guest bookings. For this reason, we require all our guests to transfer a Damage Deposit (refundable, subject to an administration charge) or, to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver which will cover you for up to £500.00 of accidental damage during your stay.

Neighborhood
The village of Wark stands on the west bank of the River North Tyne, some ten miles north-west of Hexham and five miles south of Bellingham.

Wark is a remarkably attractive village, home to independently run shops, a post office and the award-winning Battlesteads Restaurant.

There are a number of beautiful walking routes nearby such as Kielder Forest and the North Tyne Paths, whilst Hadrians Wall can also be accessed nearby.

You’ll also find a local observatory close by, and the village itself is within the ‘Dark Skies Northumberland’ area.

Getting Around
The nearby town of Hexham is roughly a 20-minute drive from Wark. Hexham has plenty of bus routes including trips to Newcastle and the Metro Centre. There is a bus stop in Wark which travels through to Hexham so you can get there easily.

The nearest train station is Hexham which has routes from Newcastle, Carlisle and Sunderland.