Strathmore is a Victorian retreat in Wooler, Northumberland, at the foot of the Cheviot Hills within the national park. This former residence of the village's first vet sleeps 10 guests across five bedrooms. The property features a roaring open fire in the large lounge and a wood burner in the cosy snug.

Wooler sits at the gateway to the Cheviots. The area offers country and river walks, historic churches and buildings. Berwick-upon-Tweed lies 18 miles away with two beaches and cafes. Local shops, pubs and eateries are within walking distance.

The accommodation includes one super-king-size with en-suite roll-top bath, one super-king-size zip-and-link (convertible to twin), two king-size rooms and one en-suite twin. There are three bathrooms total. The kitchen has an electric range oven, gas hob, American-style fridge/freezer and Dolce Gusto coffee machine. The enclosed garden features a hot tub, south-west-facing patio and summerhouse.

Bamburgh Castle sits 22.5 miles away (35 minutes). Seahouses harbour is 22.5 miles (32 minutes). Alnwick Castle and Garden are 24 miles away (40 minutes). Cragside House lies 28 miles distant (45 minutes).

Strathmore works brilliantly for families and groups wanting countryside walks and coastal exploration. The hot tub and open fires create perfect relaxation spots after days exploring the national park.