Baileygate House: Your Historic Alnwick Retreat Our beautifully restored 18th-century home dates back to 1769. Nestled on tranquil Bailiffgate, this charming natural stone home puts you right in the heart of historic Alnwick's medieval & Georgian quarter. The Space: This comfortable historic home is ideal for four guests. It features: A double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. A family room with one double bed & one single bed. A snug bedroom, which is small and best suited for one child or a petite adult - tiny! Please note: The property has two upstairs bathrooms but no downstairs toilet. Due to the home's historic nature, there are a few steps from the street to the front door. After a day of exploring, relax in our lovely small courtyard garden on a sunny day or get cozy by one of the wood-burning stoves during colder days. Location & Parking: Baileygate House is perfectly located for a short stroll into the heart of town. In just minutes, you'll find great independent shops, award-winning restaurants, local markets & famous landmarks like Alnwick Castle & Gardens & Barter Books. Parking is a key consideration in the old town. While there is no reserved parking, a parking permit is provided for your use, which allows you to park outside the property. Please note, this permit does not guarantee you a space as availability can vary. Explore the Area:From your doorstep, you're just a short walk from Alnwick's most iconic landmarks. A five-minute stroll to the west takes you to the magnificent Alnwick Castle and the bustling town marketplace. Head east, and you'll find yourself minutes from the ruins of Alnwick Abbey and the breathtaking landscapes of Hulne Park, a stunning parkland designed by Capability Brown. For a peaceful walk, head down the Peth to the picturesque pastures by the River Aln. Baileygate House is the perfect base for exploring all of Northumberland, from ancient castles and abbeys to scenic coastal walks and vibrant local markets.

Meet Your Hosts, Iona & Michael Welcome! We are Fiona and Michael, and we're delighted to share our beautiful home with you. We split our time between Alnwick and the charming village of Arisaig, nestled on Scotland's dramatic west coast. The beauty of these two places is the contrast they offer. While we love the historic elegance and vibrant life of Alnwick, we also cherish the rugged, coastal tranquility of Arisaig. Because we own a second holiday apartment there, we're always available to offer local recommendations and ensure your stay is unforgettable, whether you choose a historic townhouse or a remote coastal retreat. We look forward to hosting you and helping you discover the magic of our favorite places.

Discover Historic Northumberland from Your Perfect Base in Alnwick Welcome to Northumberland, a land where history, magic, and breathtaking beauty converge. With vast, open skies and sweeping vistas that have inspired artists and storytellers for centuries, this is more than just a destination—it’s an adventure waiting to happen. From your convenient base in Alnwick, you're perfectly positioned to immerse yourself in a county rich with Roman tales, border reivers' legends, and cinematic history. A Land of Legends and Blockbusters Northumberland’s unique heritage has made it a star in its own right, a favourite location for major film and television productions. Immerse yourself in the world of The Last Kingdom, which brought this county's dramatic past to life. Magnificent Alnwick Castle is on the doorstep and for film lovers was the location for Transformers: The Last Knight and Downton Abbey. Most famously, its iconic courtyards and towers served as the unforgettable Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films. Your Northumberland Adventure Awaits Alnwick is not just a place to stay—it's your launchpad for unforgettable day trips. Journey to the Coast: Drive to the dramatic Northumberland Coast, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Explore Holy Island, the fishing village of Craster, and the coastal castles of Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh. Explore Inland Gems: Venture along the beautiful Coquet Valley to discover charming towns like Rothbury and the magnificent Cragside House. Head north to the picturesque villages of Ford & Etal, with their historic steam railway and working water mill. Walk in Roman Footsteps: Visit the legendary Hadrian's Wall. A short drive will take you to this ancient Roman frontier, where you can walk sections of the wall and explore fascinating forts. From ancient castles to scenic walks and vibrant local markets, every day in Northumberland offers a new discovery. Your holiday here promises to be truly unforgettable.