The West Wing, Featherstone

SLEEPS 4 - 2 Bedrooms - 1 En-Suite Bathroom - Wi-Fi - Parking - FROM as little as £18 Per Person Per Night
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The West Wing is ideally located behind the Wallace Arms Pub at Featherstone, just off the South Tynedale Trail. The two bed self-catering holiday cottage was once part of the old kitchen and dining room at the pub but has been separated off and recently refurbished to a high standard.
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There is ample parking and a shared garden with the pub. Feel free to use the BBQ when the weather permits and enjoy the beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
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The cottage has an inviting front and of course a beautiful The West Wing iron sign. The small entrance hall leads directly into the open plan kitchen, dining and living area.
The well equipped kitchen has ample space to cook and eat comfortably, with modern decor and the beautiful electric range cooker. There are both a washer and dryer and a fridge and freezer to make your stay even more comfortable.
A fold out table is provided (stored under the stairs) should you want to eat at a table and not the breakfast bar.
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Cosy up in the living room where the wall are donned with beautiful pictures of the local area, an electric fire and TV with Netflix.
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One bedroom is located on the ground floor and upstairs is another large bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite family bathroom containing a shower. The room is tastefully decorated with a dresser and bedside tables for a minimalistic look and there are views over the South Tynedale Trail and the surrounds countryside from the window.
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Strictly No Dogs
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Travel cot & high chair available - please request on booking
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Pay less when you book direct with Pennine Ways Holiday Cottages
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Local Information
The West Wing is located behind the Wallace Arms Pub in Featherstone which serves real ale and boast a friendly atmosphere. It is approximately a 4 mile drive from Haltwhistle where you can find an array of amenities, local services and transport routes. For those who enjoy walking and hiking, the old South Tynedale Railway which opened in 1842 and closed to trains in 1976 is right on the doorstep. The trail runs from Haltwhistle to Alston with some amazing scenery and wildlife, including Lambley Viaduct which is only a short walk away. The section for Alston to Slaggyford has been restored and you can now take a ride on the train or have a bite to eat in one of Alston’s many cafes.
The West Wing is ideally located for exploring both Cumbria and Northumberland. If you like your history Hadrian’s Wall, Vindolanda, House Steads and the Sill are approximately a 30 minute drive away.