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A bedroom with a bed, a fireplace, a window with curtains, a television, and a cabinet. - The Old Storehouse (Netherton Colliery)
A cozy room with a pool table, a fireplace, and a wooden door. - The Old Storehouse (Netherton Colliery)
A dining area with a table set for four, a vase with flowers, and a view of a green field through a window. - The Old Storehouse (Netherton Colliery)
A living room with a large flat-screen TV, two grey sofas, a wooden coffee table, and a potted plant. - The Old Storehouse (Netherton Colliery)
Private kitchen - The Old Storehouse (Netherton Colliery)
The Old Storehouse provides a garden and more. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.

Reviews

9.6 out of 10
Exceptional

Popular amenities

  • Kitchen
  • Washing machine
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Outdoor space
  • Parking available

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About this property

The Old Storehouse

  • Welcome to The Old Storehouse – a charming countryside retreat, ideal for families or small groups. Tucked away in a quiet hamlet that was once a thriving mining community, the house offers a unique blend of old and new – where traditional character meets modern comfort. It's a peaceful, off-the-beaten-track retreat where guests can truly unwind and soak in the tranquillity of the surrounding countryside. The Old Storehouse offers three comfortable bedrooms (one king, one double, and one twin), a fully equipped kitchen (including a double Air Fryer), a living room, and a separate dining area for relaxed meals and gatherings.



    For a bit of fun during your stay, enjoy a game of pool on the full-size pool table – perfect for entertaining evenings in.



    Outside, you’ll find a peaceful garden with lovely countryside views – ideal for morning coffee or unwinding after a day out. Parking is available on the driveway at the front or along the quiet lane beside the property.



    Dating back to around 1899, this charming property was once the home of the store manager who served the bustling pit village colliery, before the village itself was demolished in the 1970s. Although the original store was lost to a fire, the adjoining house survived and has since been lovingly restored by its current owners. Many original features have been carefully preserved, breathing new life into this historic home.



    Despite its secluded feel, the property is just a short drive from local pubs, restaurants, and supermarkets, making it a convenient base. Whether you’re a walker, a history enthusiast, or simply in search of a quiet getaway with a nostalgic touch, this beautifully restored home offers a memorable and meaningful stay.



    There is a high chair and travel cot available at the property. Both of these can be requested at the time of booking. Please note that there is no bedding for the cot.

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About the area

Bedlington is home to this holiday home. Morpeth Bagpipe Museum and Phoenix Theatre Blyth are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include St. James' Park and Blyth Battery. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Croft Park or Kingston Park Stadium. Visit our Bedlington travel guide
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Netherton Colliery

What's nearby

  • A modern building with a circular design, surrounded by trees and a clear sky.
    Northumbria University
    32 min drive - 25.6 km
  • A stadium with a modern design, surrounded by greenery and urban infrastructure.
    St. James' Park
    35 min drive - 26.6 km
  • A river with a modern bridge, a lit street lamp, and a building with a curved facade.
    Quayside
    35 min drive - 27.3 km
  • A castle on a grassy hill with sheep grazing in the foreground and a body of water reflecting the castle.
    Alnwick Castle
    44 min drive - 47.9 km
  • Bedlingtonshire Golf Club
    4 min drive - 3.6 km

Getting around

  • Morpeth Station
    7 min drive
  • Newcastle (NCL-Newcastle Intl.)
    27 min drive

Restaurants

  • The Red Lion (Wetherspoon)
    3 min drive
  • The Ridley Arms
    7 min drive
  • Greggs
    3 min drive
  • La Torre
    3 min drive
  • Moorhouse Farm and Coffee Shop
    4 min drive

Frequently asked questions

Is The Old Storehouse pet-friendly?

No, pets are not allowed at this property.

How much is parking at The Old Storehouse?

On-site parking is available at the property.

What time is check-in at The Old Storehouse?

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.

What time is check-out at The Old Storehouse?

Checkout is at 10:00 AM.

Where is The Old Storehouse located?

Situated in Bedlington, this holiday home is 2 mi (3.2 km) from Space to Play and 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Bedlingtonshire Golf Club. Morpeth Bagpipe Museum and Delta Force Paintball Newcastle are also within 6 miles (10 km).

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Reviews

The Old Storehouse Reviews

9.6

Exceptional

Rating 10 - Excellent. 8 out of 10 reviews
Rating 8 - Good. 2 out of 10 reviews
Rating 6 - Okay. 0 out of 10 reviews
Rating 4 - Poor. 0 out of 10 reviews
Rating 2 - Terrible. 0 out of 10 reviews

Reviews

From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

The accomodation was spotless.

Beds really comfy and shower powerful. Kitchen clean with a range of pots and pans and kitchen utensils. Would definitely return. Not far from local shops. Easy access to the a1 and access to Northumberland and newcastle
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

Pleasant stay at The Old Storehouse

Booked the old storehouse to be near daughters for Christmas. A quiet location and premises were as described online. Living room a nice size as is the kitchen. Bedrooms lively as well and comfortable. Bathroom and ensuite good. Would book again for a holiday. Infomation provided at premises good. Inspired retreats were very helpful when i struggled to access details on line. Also information sent by emails helpful Cant think of anythibg at moment.
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

We had a great stay

house was perfect, cosy and really comfortable with plenty of space, beautiful views across fields both front and back. We felt at home straight away, would highly recommend, great location too.
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

Wonderful house to stay in for a few nights.

We chose the Old Store house as our daughter was getting married nearby and we wanted somewhere to chill before and after with our other daughter and grandkids. The house was amazingly homely and everything you needed it to be. We will definitely recommend to friends and family. Thankyou for having us.
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

The accomodation was spotless.

Beds really comfy and shower powerful. Kitchen clean with a range of pots and pans and kitchen utensils. Would definitely return. Not far from local shops. Easy access to the a1 and access to Northumberland and newcastle
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

The accommodation was spotless.

Beds really comfy and shower powerful. Kitchen clean with a range of pots and pans and kitchen utensils. Would definitely return. Not far from local shops. Easy access to the a1 and access to Northumberland and newcastle.
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

Pleasant stay at The Old Storehouse

Booked the old storehouse to be near daughters for Christmas. A quiet location and premises were as described online. Living room a nice size as is the kitchen. Bedrooms lively as well and comfortable. Bathroom and ensuite good. Would book again for a holiday. Information provided at premises good. Inspired retreats were very helpful when i struggled to access details online. Also, information sent by emails helpful
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

Great base for exploring the area

Accurate property description and photos. Quiet roads - easy to turn into and out of Netherton Colliery and the 'main road' isn't close enough for noise to be an issue indeed, the location is exceptionally quiet for somewhere with a town and village nearby. Watching swifts swooping over the field of ripening wheat at the rear watching horses and rabbits in the field at the front. Plenty of well-used walking routes on the doorstep. Within easy reach of beautiful beaches, several National Trust/English Heritage properties, the newly reopened Northumberland Line train route into Newcastle, etc. The towel in the kitchen was adequate for drying hands but it would be helpful to have at least one tea towel - we were glad we brought one. The dishcloth was a J-cloth cut in half (or smaller?) - only just about adequate but understandable because presumably they're thrown away after each stay. On one warm weekday with the bedroom (at the front) window open, was disturbed by aircraft taking off around 05:50 from Newcastle Airport - the wind direction probably didn't help and it wasn't an issue for the ensuite double bedroom (at the rear). Track beyond the property (used to turn around) is very rough in one place - not sure if that's a local authority issue or if it's a private road...