Welcome to Brunton House

Lying nine miles north of Alnwick in quiet seclusion between the Cheviot Hills and the glorious golden sands of the Northumbrian coastline, Brunton is a large Victorian house. Set in extensive sheltered gardens, it is backed by woods and a stream, with long views over open fields and a glimpse of the sea at the front.

The area is full of history and has much to offer visitors. From majestic castles of Bamburgh and Alnwick castle where Harry Potter was filmed, to the historic ruins of Dunstanburgh with a coastline line that boasts miles of sandy beaches. There are numerous picturesque, fishing and seaside villages, such as Craster and Seahouses along with nature reserves and the Northumberland National Park. Read More…

With some marvellous walks nearby such as the St Oswalds Way, we are well placed for an overnight stay and are happy to collect people from Embleton or Low Newton by the Sea, returning you there in the morning to carry on where you left off. As well as great walks nearby Brunton House is well placed for other activities, such as golf, fishing, superb birdwatching, diving and riding which are all available nearby.Read More…

Accommodation for the Disabled

We are now able to offer a twin or double en suite room on the ground floor with access for guests in wheelchairs. Read More…

Photography Course

Northumberland’s beautiful shoreline and rich historical legacy make it one of England’s finest locations for landscape photography.

Professional photographer Garry Brannigan runs regular landscape courses at Brunton for photographers of all levels. For full details and dates plus a gallery of Garry’s landscape images, please visit www.thedigitaldawn.com