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Percy Arms Hotel
"Have stayed there twice before and loved it. Well placed for days out, local attractions, castles, beaches, shopping, etc. Very friendly, food excellent and service superb. Even ..." More
Percy Arms Hotel
"Had 4 lovely meals here all very different, service friendly, beer good and lovely atmosphere, wish we had found it to stay, but had already booked a week in Seahouses. ..." More
Percy Arms Hotel
"Stayed for one night while visiting Chillingham Castle, Facilities are excellent, pub very child friendly, pool table, darts, music. Restaurant was fully booked, so had a meal in the bar ..." More
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Events in Chatton | 10 Places to Stay
Near the Cheviot Hills, in the northern part of Northumberland, east of Wooler and southwest of Belford, lies the small rural village of Chatton, in picturesque Glendale. Set within a parish of the same name, within the deanery of Bamburgh, it is located in the valley of the river Till.
As the river has changed its course over the centuries, it is believed that the location of the village has also moved, with the present layout around 200 years old. Limestone and rock subsoil with a clay and sand surface has made the area around the river fertile
Built as defence in the border raids of the fifteenth century is nearby Fowberry Tower. It was converted to a residence in the seventeenth century and has since been home to George Cully, who with his brother Matthew, improved methods of soil cultivation during the nineteenth century.
The present church at Chatton is the Anglican Holy Cross church but the original Norman dates to the twelth century when it was granted to Alnwick Abbey by William de Vesci, later passing to the Earls of Northumberland after the dissolution of the monasteries in 1530. The new church was built in the Gothic style after the original was burned. A large stone coffin was discovered in 1814 believed to hold the remains of a follower of Robert the Bruce.
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Percy Arms
(0.11 miles)
In the heart of Northumberland, The Percy Arms is the ideal place to stay for the visitor who is looking for a relaxing break in the country. Within close proximity to some fantastic places, including, ...
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Chatton Park House B & B
(0.64 miles)
Chatton park house is one of England's top boutique Bed and Breakfast establishments. Recently awarded enjoy Englands highest accolade of 5 stars plus the prestigious gold award. Also in our first season we were lucky ...
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Hemmel Bed and Breakfast
(3.43 miles)
The Hemmel Bed and Breakfast nestles beneath the hills near Wooler which is the ""Gateway to the Cheviots"", just minutes from Northumberland's stunning coastline. Ideal to take in the breath taking scenery, walking, riding, fishing, ...
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Millyard House
(3.98 miles)
Millyard House is part of a 300 year old building, probably originally part of the Wooler Flour Mill. t is a few minutes walk from Wooler town centre, and a few minutes drive from the ...
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Lavender House Bed and Breakfast
(4.02 miles)
A cosy atmosphere and a warm welcome provide an ideal starting point for your holiday.Lavender House is a pretty Victorian house built using local Doddington stone. We are situated on St Cuthberts way in a ...
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Cheviot View Bed & Breakfast
(4.12 miles)
Cheviot View is a friendly family run bed & breakfast, which is maintained, to a very high standard. It comprises of 3 spacious en-suite bedrooms that are fully equipped with televisions, hair dryers and all ...
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Rockliffe House
(4.14 miles)
Rockliffe House is a 4 star fabulous 18th century stone built detached family run Bed & Breakfast in the heart of Wooler, also known as “The Gateway to the Cheviots”.
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Tankerville Arms Hotel
(4.16 miles)
Our privately owned, professionally run hotel has been a favourite destination for travellers to Northumbria since the 17th Century, and today offers comfort and modern facilities within the traditional setting of a fine country hotel. ... More
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Tilldale House
(4.17 miles)
Stay at our award winning quality Bed & Breakfast. Use us as a base to tour the beautiful countryside or stay for just one night the choice is yours. Established in 1991 a warm welcome ... More
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The Farm House Guest House
(4.60 miles)
We welcome you to our home in Northumberland; the most tranquil county in England. Belford is in the north of the county where you are a short distance from the coastline; designated as an Area ...
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