Steal yourself away to the best-kept secret in the country, Northumberland: The noble and ancient land of kings, castles, and beautiful landscapes.
Come to Westrigg in the heart of Northumberland, and escape! We're open all year round!
Located in the historic and picturesque village of Warkworth beneath its towering and dominating castle, just 7 miles from the market town of Alnwick with its famous Gardens and Castle, Westrigg is a delightful contemporary residence that will make you feel relaxed and at home as soon as you walk through the door. This luxury detached house, situated on the outskirts of the pretty village is surrounded by a delightful mature garden, which has magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
Ample private parking for all guests is provided... All the guest rooms at Westrigg are practically situated on the ground floor, and have complimentary and secure Wi-Fi Internet access, which is ideal for planning adventures in the local area. Westrigg caters for walkers and cyclists admirably with excellent drying facilities for kit and clothes, and secure storage for bikes.
There are miles and miles of stunning Heritage coast line just a hop and a skip from the front door: These gorgeous surroundings are designated as an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and it takes just one look to see why: Expanses of golden sand, tranquil and serene, punctuated by the bluff rocky outcrops atop which stand the mighty castles of Lords and Kings.
Along with the grandeur of the Northumberland National Park encompassing all from Hadrian's Wall to the Cheviot Hills and Kielder Reservoir close by, ample adventure is provided for all.
It is in this most northern of English territory that you will find the romance and tales of daring warriors, historic stately homes, castles which have seen many a bloodthirsty battle, soft golden beaches as far as the eye can see, and heather covered hills. This is where Christianity was brought to Pagan England, from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, where ancient kings of Northumbria sat at Bamburgh Castle, and where today you can see where the Harry Potter films were made at Alnwick Castle?
