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  Priorfield Bed and BreakfastJill & Nick SteenbergHippingstones Lane, Corbridge, Northumberland, NE45 5JP Telephone: 01434 633179 English Tourism Council 4 Stars Silver Award Winners of Corbridge in Bloom |
OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
| A warm friendly welcome awaits you at our elegantly furnished Edwardian family house set in half an acre of mature gardens. Peaceful secluded location, yet only a few minutes walk into the historic village centre and river Tyne walks. |
| ROOMS Both rooms are spacious and elegantly furnished with ENSUITE FACILITIES. Our double room has a relaxing whirl pool bath. Both rooms have comfortable beds, central heating, Digital TV and Radio, wifi access Tea and coffee making facilities. Both rooms overlook the garden |
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| Please note we have a NON SMOKING POLICY. |
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| Breakfast Hearty Northumbrian breakfast taken around our antique yew wood communal dining room table. The village has an abundance of excellent eating places - restaurants, pubs, tea rooms, interesting and exclusive shops. ALL WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE. |
| Corbridge is an ideal base for touring the area, the following are within easy access: Historic village centre and River Tyne walks. Hadrians Wall Walking trails & Roman Camps Alnwick Castle and Spectacular New Gardens and Tree House Newcastles Millenium Bridge and Baltic Art Centre Keilder Reservoir & Forest Durham Castle and Beamish Open Air Museum Many English Heritage and National Trust Properties Holy Island and The Farne Island Bamburgh Castle Dunstanborough Castle Warkworth Castle The picturesque village of Blanchland used in many Catherine Cookson plays. Shopping at the famous Metro Centre Many excellent Golf Courses locally ie. Slaley Hall. Sustrans sea to sea cycle route Salmon fishing on the river Tyne Garage available as CYCLE store on request |
| CORBRIDGE is well signposted from North, South, East or West. Travelling North Take the main A68 road signposted off the A1 near Darlington. Corbridge is about one hours drive. Travelling South From Edinburgh take the main A68 road, Corbridge is directly on this route south, (about two hours drive). Travelling East From Hexham along the Main A69 road Corbridge is approximately 3 miles. Travelling West From Newcastle on A69, Corbridge is approximately 18 miles. |
| On arrival in Corbridge head for the centre of the village until you reach the market place. Travel through the market place along Watling Street until you see a pub called the Wheatsheaf facing you, follow road round to the left, take the second turning on your right,St Helens Lane, then take first turning left into Hippingstones Lane. Priorfield is the last house on the right, before the "Cul-de-sac" turnaround. Look out for a fine Weeping Willow tree in the garden, and an AA sign on the gatepost. |
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