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Keith and Annette Monnelly welcome you to enjoy bed and breakfast in their lovingly restored, non-smoking, old vicarage built in 1690. Set in the picturesque village of Belford, Northumberland, our house is located in a peaceful situation next to the thirteenth century churchyard of St. Mary's C of E Parish Church.
On arrival, weather permitting, you may like to recharge your batteries with a pot of coffee or tea in our private, enclosed garden at the front of the house.
Furnished with antiques and bric a brac collected over the years, we have two large letting bedrooms suitable for four people. We regret we cannot cater for children or pets, as we have our own cat, Henry, who likes to greet our guests when they arrive!
The guest lounge has beamed ceilings, wood burning stove, wide screen TV and lots of comfy sofas to make your stay with us as relaxing as possible.
We also have a plentiful supply of wildlife and walking books, maps and information about the surrounding area. We are both keen walkers and bird watchers who love to pass on our favourite tips and spots to our guests!
The Garden Room
The Garden Room is situated at the front of the house overlooking the garden and churchyard of St. Mary's. This is a large comfortable double bedroom with shower en-suite.
The Armoury
Named after an old soldier who used to lodge here at the turn of the twentieth century, this twin-bedded room is peacefully located at the back of the house overlooking the grassy churchyard. A private bathroom with huge, original roll top bath is situated next door. Provided solely for the use of guests staying in The Armoury, the whole suite can be curtained off from the rest of the house for absolute privacy.
Each room has a remote controlled television, radio, toiletries, hair dryer and tea/coffee making facilities with ample supplies of milk, biscuits and sweets. |