Morpeth is a bustling Northumbrian market town, Northumbria’s county town in fact, and with its excellent shopping facilities and choice of bars and restaurants, is likely to appeal for a self-catering break to those who want to stay somewhere with all the facilities that a large town offers.  A farmer's market is on once a month on the first Saturday, offering good quality local produce direct.  There are a number of interesting historical buildings in Morpeth, mixed in with the new.  Morpeth was originally home to a castle but only the Landmark Trust’s gatehouse can still be found standing today.  Whether you are looking for a town house or a country cottage in the Cheviot Hills near Morpeth we hope you find plenty of choice.

Advice on Cottage Holidays in Morpeth

Whilst staying in Morpeth, you can take day trips to discover Hadrian’s Wall country and enjoy traversing the countryside.  Alternatively you may opt to visit the numerous castles dotted throughout Northumbria.  For recommendations and ideas on places to go and things to see near Morpeth we suggest that you pop in to Morpeth’s Tourist Information Centre which can be found in the historical 13th century Chantry on Bridge Street for good, free, independent information.  Whether you need to find a romantic cottage, a dog friendly hideaway or a large cottage, we hope you find good quality self-catering accommodation in or near Morpeth that best suits your needs.