If you’re looking for somewhere to call home in Northumberland you might be wondering exactly where would suit your lifestyle best. The county features high on various lists, including The Sunday Times and Zoopla, as a desirable place to live and if you’re already a resident, you’ll know exactly why! However, if you are new to the area, or fancying a change without going too far, we list some of the ‘best places to live in Northumberland’ and their attractions.
Ida Homes is proud to have some fantastic properties for sale in many of these areas!
Alnwick
This magical, cobbled market town is well known for its castle, yet has much more to offer, including independent shops, historic buildings, gardens and golf. Alnwick takes in about a third of the National Park.
Alnwick Castle is one of Northumberland's most well recognised landmarks, otherwise known as ‘Hogwarts School’ in Harry Potter and ‘Brancaster Castle’ in the Christmas specials of Downton Abbey.
South Meadows is a development of 37 luxurious houses for sale in Belford. Conveniently situated near the A1 for a quick commute to Alnwick.
Morpeth
This beautiful market town has many independent shops and is only 1 mile from the A1, providing great transport links.
Our development ‘King Edwards Place’ is located only a short stroll from the high street. These luxurious apartments in Morpeth have just been released for sale and are selling fast!
Bamburgh
Home to Bamburgh Castle, this picturesque village is conveniently situated only a short drive from the A1 and is perfect for coastal living. Often referred to as the ‘prettiest village in Northumberland’.
Shoreston Hall is an 18th Century Hall, currently being renovated by Ida Homes to provide luxurious apartments for sale in Northumberland. Situated between Bamburgh and Seahouses, it’s in the perfect position with outstanding views of the Farne Islands and Holy Island.
Seahouses
This large bustling fishing village is in an area of outstanding beauty with some of the best fresh fish and chips in Northumberland!
Northumberland’s Farne Islands which can be seen from Seahouses, have the honour of being Sir David Attenborough’s favourite place in the country and are home to 23 different types of seabirds, seals, and dolphins.
Berwick upon Tweed
On the England – Scotland border, Berwick upon Tweed is England’s most northerly town and has a lot to offer visitors and residents alike. Situated in a coastal position with fantastic beaches, the impressive viaduct and historic town walls, along with great shopping and restaurants. This charming town is home to some fantastic galleries and museums, cultural events and adventurous outdoor activities meaning there’s something for everybody here!
Linked by the A1 to Edinburgh in the North and the rest of Northumberland to the South, Berwick upon Tweed is perfectly situated near Ida Homes’ properties in neighbouring towns and villages.
Wherever you choose to live in Northumberland you can always be sure of magnificent scenery, history and wildlife. Take a look at all our properties to see which suits you best!
