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With its rich history, this Grade II listed bastle is set in a Dark Sky Park and makes a great holiday base.. Ground Floor: Living room: With wood burner, DVD projector and stone flooring (no TV). Kitchen/dining room: Farmhouse style with electric hob/hotplate, solid fuel Rayburn, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and stone flooring. First Floor: Bedroom 1: Beamed with super kingsize bed, dressing area and en-suite with toilet. Bedroom 2: With kingsize bed and bunk bed (for children). Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail. . Solid fuel heating, electric storage heaters, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for wood burner included.. Enclosed garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. Set within the National Park just four miles from Otterburn, this Grade II listed bastle, or fortified house, was built in the 1580s to defend its inhabitants from the attacks of the Border Reivers. It has has been converted into a quirky holiday cottage and is situated inside the Bremenium Roman Fort, itself built on an Iron Age site, surrounded by evidence of its Roman past, including the visible remains of the gates to the fort, Roman crematoria on Dere Street and grassy outlines of buildings beneath. Today it provides a simple, peaceful, cosy retreat in north west Northumberland, and several rivers and streams are within an easy walk. The area is a designated Dark Sky Park making this an idyllic retreat for stargazers or astronomers. The Scottish border and northern stretch of the Pennine Way are just six miles away across moors. It makes an ideal base from which to explore the Borders, Jedburgh 30 minutes, the Coquet valley and Cheviot Hills, Coquetdale 20 minutes, the Elsdon Valley and Simonside Hills, Rothbury 30 minutes, the North Tyne Valley, Bellingham 20 minutes, Hadrian’s Wall and Tynedale. 30 minutes to the south. Kielder Forest is 10 minu...