About this property
Superior and stunning stylish pine lodge. Master bedroom with ensuite shower and two twin. Bath with overhead shower. Washing machine. Spacious modern open plan kitchen/living area with doors to decking with countryside views.
Site Description
Parmontley Hall Lodges enjoys a truly idyllic setting nestled in the heart of the historic 12,500-acre Whitfield Estate, designated as an ’Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. Stunningly secluded, hosting breathtaking views of the North Pennines and a wealth of rare flora and fauna, this is the perfect base to escape the hustle and bustle and relax into a slower pace of life.
Exquisitely designed to enhance the magnificent natural setting, this small cluster of boutique lodges are complemented by sumptuous, chic furnishings. Each lodge boasts a verandah for soaking up the exceptional views.
Wonderful walks and cycle trails unfold from the doorstep, with the charming Elk’s Head Inn also on the estate. Further afield, a wealth of picture-postcard villages, Hadrian’s Wall and Hexham Abbey are easily accessible. Kielder Forest Park, The Lake District, the north-east coastline and cosmopolitan Newcastle are only an hour’s drive away.
Please note this park will not accept ANY single sex parties under the age of 25 or young mixed groups under the age of 25
Accommodation
Non Smoking
Safer Stays
Nearby points of interest
- Epiacum Roman Fort
- Hub Heritage & Transport Museum
- South Tynedale Railway
- Chesters Roman Fort
Reviews (21)
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Kelly
Lodge was lovely. Site is under development for more lodges si won't be as peaceful.
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Claire
The lodge was a bit tired and the hot tub had been taken out, but the park is currently a building site with trucks driving past from 8am - as we were out during the days visiting different areas it wasn't a problem, but no good if you're looking for a relaxing hot tub break. Plenty to do within a 25 min drive and ideal for exploring Hadrian's Wall. There is nothing on site but for walkers and runners you can get onto the Isaac's Tea Trail route from the other side of the park (but it's not marked, we found it entirely by accident). We enjoyed our break, but it will be much better when it isn't a building site.
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Andrew
Take your own bedding