Akeld Manor Properties

Akeld Manor Collection consists of a beautiful selection of twenty-five stone cottages and a stunning manor house resting in the tranquil grounds of Akeld Manor, in the foothills of the Northumberland National Park. This collection offers warm, traditional interiors, country-style kitchens with solid oak cabinets, Smart TVs, pet-friendly accommodation, and a communal courtyard, alongside ample off-road parking. Once a working sheep farm, the site boasts Grade II listed stone barns and has already undergone impressive refurbishments—make use of the new facilities by taking a splash in the pool, warming up in the sauna, or enjoying a drink at the bar. There are plenty of exciting additions on the horizon, including bespoke spaces for weddings and conferences, with the team ready to connect you to trusted caterers, florists, marquee suppliers, and celebrants for your perfect event. From the landscaped grounds, you might catch sight of the elusive Cheviot goats, their white coats blending into the rugged hills.

These shy wanderers sometimes venture close to the gardens, offering a magical glimpse of Northumberland’s wild heart right from your doorstep. Step outside and lace up your hiking boots for a ramble through Wooler Common or tackle the rolling trails of Hedgehope Hill. Take your four-legged friend on a scenic stroll across the Cheviot Hills, where sweeping views and fresh country air await. History buffs can uncover the secrets of Yeavering Bell Hill Fort, wander the haunting grounds of Hedgeley Moor Battlefield, or marvel at the grandeur of Chillingham Castle. When hunger calls, treat yourself to hearty pub classics at The Black Bull Inn or savour modern British flavours at No.1 Hotel & Wine Lounge—perfect after a day of exploring.

Make the most of your location by embracing the Northumberland Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Pack your camera for a coastal adventure, sink your toes into golden sands, and discover the storybook charm of Bamburgh with its iconic castle. Cross the causeway to mystical Lindisfarne, or, for a change of pace, hop on a train to Edinburgh or Berwick-upon-Tweed for a day of sightseeing and shopping. From the RNLI Grace Darling Museum to Wooler’s welcoming pubs and independent shops, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Escape to Akeld Manor and uncover the beauty of Northumberland’s countryside and coast.