Charming Bastle House close to Hadrian's Wall

Relax and unwind at this unique and tranquil getaway. Believed to have been constructed in the latter half of the 16th Century, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1 and the time of the Spanish Armada, Bastle House is a Grade II Listed Building. Built as a stonghouse to protect against raids by Border Reivers, the property has been lovingly renovated into a unique and cosy one-bedroom bolthole. The space The renovation has made use of the available space and wherever possible to make use of sustainable materials to retrofit. The ground floor of the Bastle House has rustic stone flooring with underfloor heating. The large kitchen-dining area features exposed beams and a large stone chimney, with modern amenities including a range oven, microwave, dishwasher and central island. The double bedroom with a high-vaulted, beamed ceiling is situated downstairs. The downstairs bathroom has a walk-in shower, WC and sink. Upstairs, there is an additional WC. Upstairs, the mezzanine-style living area has generous, comfortable seating and a TV. Under the stairs in the entrance hall, there is a slimline, top-loading washing machine. Externally, there is an intimate, country cottage-style garden, with a patio area providing the perfect spot for an al fresco meal. There is a private parking space for one car. Other things to note Externally, there are stone steps down to the path leading to the entrance. The wooden staircase to the upper floor is narrow and quite steep. There are also wooden steps descending into the bedroom and the living space. Upstairs, the ceilings and doorways to the toilet and living area are low.