Viscount Devonport's magnificent Ray Demesne estate covers 10,000 acres of rough and rugged forest and moorland scenery bordering the Northumberland National Park and the Kielder Forest Park.
- Two cottages each with two bedrooms
- Cottages can be linked to sleep 8 people
- Cosy, well equipped and comfortably furnished
- Free Trout and Fly fishing at Sweethope Lough (own rods etc required)
- Dogs allowed
- Start day: Friday
Book by telephone:
01638 674 756
- Sweethope Lough
- Historic houses and castles
- Wallington House
- Hadrian's Wall
- North Northumberland Heritage Coast
- Northumberland National Park
- Otterburn Mill
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Sweethope Crofts across the Lough |
The Sweethope Crofts are a pair of traditional Northumbrian stone cottages at the very edge of Sweethope Lough, offering some of the finest lake fishing in the North of England.
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Living Area |
Kitchen |
These two single-storey, Northumbrian stone cottages are both well equipped for up to four people and the two share a cleverly designed outbuilding for the storage of fishing tackle and clothing. The two cottages join by an interconnecting door to accommodate a party of up to eight if required. Each cottage has its own enclosed, walled garden with BBQ and outdoor furniture.
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1 & 2 Sweethope Crofts |
Ground floor: entrance hall, one double bedroom, one bunk bedroom, one bathroom and an open plan kitchen/living area with TV/DVD player. Each has a washing machine. No. 2 also has a dishwasher.