Meadowcroft in Longframlington

Enjoy the best of Northumberland living at Meadowcroft, an exclusive development of semi-rural homes set within the rolling countryside of Longframlington. A relaxed way of life is relished by residents of these stunning homes, with proximity to the renowned local coastline - a recognised Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - quaint nearby towns, Northumberland National Park, and the city attractions of Newcastle.

Meadowcroft appeals to anyone looking for an elevated lifestyle, with these 4 and 5-bedroom homes particularly enticing families, downsizers, working professionals, commuters, and those desiring a second home to enjoy this sought-after location.

Meadowcroft's location perfectly marries village convenience with easy access to a diverse range of retail to ensure that every shopping need is met.

Everyday essentials are found in Longframlington - a two-minute walk away - which boasts traditional village amenities, including a corner store and butcher, along with a caf? and two local pubs serving hearty food.

The nearby market town of Morpeth is 12 miles away, satisfying a wider range of retail needs. Here, streets are often lined with bunting, with several buildings fronted with Tudor-style exteriors. With a choice of supermarkets and a string of high-street brands, it also offers a terrific selection of dining on Bridge Street and Newgate Street - including Italian, Thai, and Turkish.

The bustling city of Newcastle is 26 miles away, the historical streets filled with extraordinary Georgian architecture and occupied by a plethora of high-street brands, unique independent retailers, and enticing dining options including authentic world food. Shoppers are well-served by over 150 stores in Eldon Square, situated in the heart of Newcastle. Across the River Tyne, Gateshead's Metrocentre is one of the UK's top destinations for retail, boasting over 270 stores, 60 eateries, and exciting leisure attractions including a cinema, escape room, and even a climbing zone for all ages. What's more, spend leisurely weekends perusing Newcastle's market scene; look out for markets on the iconic Quayside, in the trendy neighbourhood of Ouseburn, and within the picturesque coastal setting of Tynemouth.

The homes are surrounded by scenes of rolling hills and stunning natural landscapes, this serenity perfectly balanced with easy access to some of the finest leisure attractions in the North East.

Feel the stresses of everyday life melt away at Longframlington Gardens a mile-and-a-half away, with 12 acres of beautiful nature to enjoy. What's more, the breathtaking woodland and lakes at Cragside - a treasured National Trust site spanning across 40 miles - is only 10 minutes away in the car.

The historic market town of Morpeth is around 20 minutes' drive away, a highlight being walks along the River Wansbeck which runs through the centre. Spend the day at Morpeth Golf Club, the 18-hole course set within 130 acres of tranquil countryside, and feel rejuvenated by the invigorating activities on offer at Morpeth Sports and Leisure centre. The facility has seen a ?21 million investment, with fitness enthusiasts enjoying sports classes, swimming sessions, and a spa.

Northumberland National Park is just 12 miles away. As one of only 15 National Parks in England and Wales, visitors are enamoured with the unique sights, including the ancient Hadrian's Wall and some of the best skies for stargazing.

The coastline is some the finest in the country, with recognition as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Relish walks along the beach at Amble and Almouth, both a half-hour drive away. As well as this, residents aren't far from the city lifestyle, with Newcastle city centre just a 41-minute drive away; highlights being the atmosphere at Quayside and live entertainment at the renowned Theatre Royal.

Easily arrive at the most exciting places in the region via public transport. A short three-minute walk leads residents to St Mary's Church bus stop, which supplies convenient regular routes into Morpeth and Newcastle. For those travelling further afield for business or pleasure, Morpeth train station is 12 miles away and provides links to Newcastle, Edinburgh, London, and Bristol.

Drivers benefit from a fantastic road network. The development is just off the A697 which leads north into Scotland and south to intersect with the A1, connecting commuters to Newcastle and beyond. The A1 can also be accessed at Felton - a neighbouring village of Longframlington - just eight minutes' drive away.

Effortlessly reach destinations across the world from Newcastle Airport, which pairs a straightforward boarding process via one terminal with an impressive selection of desirable global locations and regular flights.

Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday closed
Wednesday closed
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00

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