House For Sale £214,950
A central hallway opens up to a spacious kitchen-diner to the right and a double bedroom 2 to the left. Straight ahead to the rear of the property is the main double bedroom and an amply sized lounge with bi-fold doors.
Situated on the edge of Northumberland National Park and at the foot of the Cheviot Hills, Wooler is an attractive stone-built town in North Northumberland, 17 miles from Berwick-Upon-Tweed to the North and 47 miles from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne to the South. The Town Centre consists of a busy main street, populated with a wealth of traditional pubs, modern restaurants, specialty boutiques and shops, and local producers, offering everything you could need.
There are few places in Northumberland that can rival Wooler's natural beauty and the area has long been a family favourite for walks and days out to 'escape from it all'.
Nearby, you can step back in time at the Ford and Etal Estate. Attractions here include a Light Railway, Corn Mill, Bakery, Etal Castle (English Heritage) and much more. The area is also packed full of history with the Flodden Battle Fields, Maelmin Heritage Trail and the Duddo Stones to discover. There is also some wonderful fishing opportunities in the bountiful local rivers and some simply stunning cycle tracks that provide some of the best scenery the County has to offer.
Although a calm and quaint town, Wooler certainly punches above its weight when it comes to the number of options for eating out with an Italian restaurant, a curry house, a plethora of pubs and takeaways in the town itself. A little further afield in the Ford and Etal estates are a host of charming country pubs and cosy tearooms.
Situated on the edge of Northumberland National Park and at the foot of the Cheviot Hills, Wooler is an attractive stone-built town in North Northumberland, 17 miles from Berwick-Upon-Tweed to the North and 47 miles from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne to the South. The Town Centre consists of a busy main street, populated with a wealth of traditional pubs, modern restaurants, specialty boutiques and shops, and local producers, offering everything you could need.
There are few places in Northumberland that can rival Wooler's natural beauty and the area has long been a family favourite for walks and days out to 'escape from it all'.
Nearby, you can step back in time at the Ford and Etal Estate. Attractions here include a Light Railway, Corn Mill, Bakery, Etal Castle (English Heritage) and much more. The area is also packed full of history with the Flodden Battle Fields, Maelmin Heritage Trail and the Duddo Stones to discover. There is also some wonderful fishing opportunities in the bountiful local rivers and some simply stunning cycle tracks that provide some of the best scenery the County has to offer.
Although a calm and quaint town, Wooler certainly punches above its weight when it comes to the number of options for eating out with an Italian restaurant, a curry house, a plethora of pubs and takeaways in the town itself. A little further afield in the Ford and Etal estates are a host of charming country pubs and cosy tearooms.
