Relax - Restore - Explore
A WARM WELCOME
Relax with your welcome pack that gives you treats you will enjoy.
GARDEN
A haven for all seasons, our self-catering cottages in Corbridge overlook the picturesque bridge and the tranquil waters of the River Tyne.
HADRIANS WALL
Corbridge has a great heritage with lots of history. Enjoy the Heritage Walks. during your stay.
Your Holiday Awaits
Booking Information for Self-Catering Cottages in Corbridge
Firstly, friendly service is an integral part of the experience at Bridge House. Over the years, we’ve welcomed many guests who, after their initial visit, return to Corbridge on a regular basis.
Moreover, when you choose to book directly with us, we guarantee you the best price available, inclusive of all booking agencies.
Additionally, there are multiple ways to make a reservation—either through our website, via telephone, or by email. Furthermore, various payment methods are at your disposal, including online payment, bank transfer, or cheque.
As for the payment process, a £25.00 deposit is required upon booking, with the balance due 30 days before your arrival.
Transitioning to our cancellation policy, if you cancel 30 days prior to your stay, you’ll receive a full refund, including the deposit. However, should you cancel less than 30 days before your stay and we manage to rebook the accommodation, you have the option to transfer your stay to another date.
Lastly, we gladly welcome dogs, with one per cottage permitted, and there are fantastic dog walks right from the cottages.
The History of Bridge House and Its Self-Catering Cottages in Corbridge
The land where Bridge House stands is called Spinners Bank on the 1856 census of Corbridge this is where the villages thriving Georgian textile industry was based.
Before that date in 1735 a daughter of smithy Thomas Cutter found a silver salver in the river that was sold by her father for £30 guineas and 36 shillings (more than £4000 today). The salver was sold at auction in 1992 for £1.9m.
The Coach House and The Stable were built around 1750 and were a stopping off place for coaches that travelled from London to Scotland. The land was owned by the Winship family who owned The Angel since 1610 and was used to grow fruit and vegetables for The Angel’s guests.
In 1902 Bridge House was built by Dr. Noel Jackson as his doctor’s surgery. In 1919 Noel received an M,B.E. for his work as a Medical Officer. Later the Coach House and The Stable were bought and the West Wing was built on top of the house and Quince Cottage.
After the second world war until 1973 the house was both the home and the surgery for “Doctors Gass, Basham and Hird”. By 1965 Dr. Hird was joined by Dr. Jeans. By 1972 the Doctors were Bolam, Swaddle and Harle. After that the house was a home for several families until in 2010 when we purchased the house and converted the cottages.
