The Glebe Retreat

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£177.50 to £264.50 Per night as of 08/06/2023

ENCHANTING GLAMPING IN NORTHUMBERLAND - Take yourself for a soothing weekend away at The Glebe Retreat! This stylish and secluded glamping pod looks like something straight from the pages of a fairytale, with an outdoor bath and firepit surrounded by the dramatic beauty of Northumberland. Inside the luxurious pod is a light-filled open-plan living space and a super-king size bedroom tucked away at the back. The outdoor stone bath is the perfect spot to unwind after a day of discovering the wonders of the North East. Sleeps 2 🛏️

THE HIGHLIGHTS
You’ll find this luxurious glamping pod tucked away in four and a half acres of Northumberland’s beautiful countryside, offering plenty of privacy and peace and quiet.
The pod feels spacious and luxurious with light-filled open-plan living spaces and a super-king size bed in the separate bedroom at the back.
Outside, you’ll find a beautiful bath, carved from a single piece of stone, next to a firepit area and a hanging teepee suspended in the trees. There’s lots of exploring to be done in the area with Alnwick Castle nearby and Northumberland’s coast and National Park both just 20 minutes away.

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