Northumberland
Northumberland is situated in the North East of England on the border with Scotland. It’s coastline is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Northumberland National Park takes up 30% of the county. Over 500 square miles of the county has been awarded Gold Tier status for International Dark Skies, the largest in the UK. Some famous Northumberland notables include Earl Grey, who was the prime minister of England famous for his reforms and whom Earl Grey tea was named for. Capability Brown was a world renowned landscape architect and gardener. And, Grace Darling, a victorian heroine who risked her life to rescue survivors of the wrecked steamship Forfarshire at just 22 years of age. Places of historical significance abound in this county. Places such as Bamburgh Castle, the holy Island of Lindisfarne, Hadrian’s Wall, and Alnick Castle is the real Hogwarts in the movies. Served by A roads bus and rail links, Newcastle international airport is to the south. Photo by Guy Downes via Unsplash.
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Tucked away in a quiet corner of Northumberland, not far from the historic town of Alnwick, Doxford Hall is one of the county's true hidden gems.
From the moment you enter the sweeping, tree-lined driveway to Eshott Hall you know you’ve happened upon something special.
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Northumberland
Northumberland is situated in the North East of England on the border with Scotland. It’s coastline is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Northumberland National Park takes up 30% of the county. Over 500 square miles of the county has been awarded Gold Tier status for International Dark Skies, the largest in the UK. Some famous Northumberland notables include Earl Grey, who was the prime minister of England famous for his reforms and whom Earl Grey tea was named for. Capability Brown was a world renowned landscape architect and gardener. And, Grace Darling, a victorian heroine who risked her life to rescue survivors of the wrecked steamship Forfarshire at just 22 years of age. Places of historical significance abound in this county. Places such as Bamburgh Castle, the holy Island of Lindisfarne, Hadrian’s Wall, and Alnick Castle is the real Hogwarts in the movies. Served by A roads bus and rail links, Newcastle international airport is to the south. Photo by Guy Downes via Unsplash.
