dining room with a view
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North East Tourism Awards Gold Award 2025
dining room with a view
Relax & Unplug
A haven to unwind amidst the breathtaking Northumbrian Countryside. A space to rest your weary feet after a day of exploring. A place that reconnects you with the rhythms of nature.
Welcome
TRANWELL FARM HOLIDAYS
Welcome to Tranwell Farm, North East Tourism 'GOLD" Award winning site where sustainability meets comfort in the heart of Northumberland. Nestled just a few miles from the Historic Market town of Morpeth, our award-winning self-catering accommodation offers an eco-friendly escape amidst the serene woodlands and picturesque fields of our farm.
Experience the tranquility of our two cosy woodland lodges, or indulge in the spacious comfort of Ireby our charming two-bedroom farm cottage boasting panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
As proud recipients of a prestigious 'Green Tourism Gold Award,' we are committed to sustainable practices, ensuring your stay is both eco-conscious and unforgettable.
At Tranwell Farm, we extend a warm welcome to your pets too, inviting you to explore our nature trail and scenic farm walks together.
The nearby town of Morpeth is a vibrant Market town blending rich history with modern amenities. Explore traditional farmers markets, boutique shops, and delightful eateries, or simply unwind in the tranquil park and gardens. Perfectly located to experience the untouched beauty of Northumberland, where dramatic coastlines, sandy beaches, and historic castles await your discovery.
About the Area
The Historic market town of Morpeth is located in the heart of Northumberland and is an ideal base to explore both the coast & countryside. Morpeth is a lovely market town with a beautiful walk through arcade shopping centre and lots of craft/artisan shops and fabulous restaurants and tea rooms. You can take a stroll along the river Wansbeck or Carlisle Park on to the gatehouse and the ruins of the Castle. Try your hand at river boating, tennis or bowls. Marvel at the Turner Garden inspired by the father of English Botany William Turner who was born and educated in Morpeth. Peruse Morpeth’s regular Wednesday market or learn about Northumbrian Bagpipes in the Bagpipe Museum. Then choose something to remember your visit by at The Chantry Northumbrian Arts and Craft Gallery.
Just 15 minutes drive to the South of Morpeth you can take in the arts and culture of Newcastle City Centre. Or step back in time and visit the Roman forts amongst the dramatic windswept countriside of Hadrian’s Wall. Walk the Cheviots and stop off in Rothbury for tea. Explore Cragside the first house in the world to be lit by hydroelectricity. Have a day out in Alnwick to see Harry Potter’s Castle and the famous Alnwick gardens. Or Discover the heritage of Northumberlands past with a visit to Wallington Hall. Whatever you decide to do we know you will find lots to keep you busy whilst you stay here.