Kingstone Plantation

Wood, Forest in Northumberland

England

Kingstone Plantation

In the shelter of The Cheviot Roadside view as you enter the Harthope Valley.
In the shelter of The Cheviot Credit: Richard Armstrong

Kingstone Plantation is a sprawling estate located in Northumberland, England. Situated amidst lush woodlands and enchanting forests, it covers an expansive area, offering a serene and picturesque setting for visitors and residents alike. The plantation is renowned for its natural beauty and serves as a haven for nature enthusiasts.

The woodlands surrounding Kingstone Plantation are teeming with a diverse range of flora and fauna. Towering oak, beech, and ash trees dominate the landscape, creating a dense canopy that provides a habitat for a variety of bird species and small mammals. The forested areas are also home to numerous walking trails, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature while enjoying a leisurely stroll.

The plantation itself boasts a rich history, dating back several centuries. Originally established as a hunting ground for nobility, it has since evolved into a thriving agricultural estate. The fertile soil and favorable climate make it an ideal location for farming, with crops like wheat, barley, and rapeseed being cultivated on the fields surrounding the main house.

Kingstone Plantation offers a range of amenities for visitors to enjoy. The estate includes a charming country house, which has been meticulously restored to its former glory. The house features elegant architecture, period furnishings, and beautiful gardens, providing a glimpse into the estate's storied past. Additionally, there are several holiday cottages available for rent, allowing guests to experience the tranquility and beauty of the plantation firsthand.

Whether it is exploring the enchanting woodlands, admiring the historic house, or simply unwinding amidst the natural splendor, Kingstone Plantation offers a unique and captivating experience for all who visit.

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Kingstone Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.521821/-2.0338829 or Grid Reference NT9725. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

In the shelter of The Cheviot Roadside view as you enter the Harthope Valley.
In the shelter of The Cheviot
Roadside view as you enter the Harthope Valley.
Fire risk sign The extremely dry summer of 2006 has led to the risk of fire in many areas.  In this photo, a signpost pointing to the footpath to Cold Law has an extra sign pinned to it: "Danger   Extreme Fire Risk   Please take care".
Fire risk sign
The extremely dry summer of 2006 has led to the risk of fire in many areas. In this photo, a signpost pointing to the footpath to Cold Law has an extra sign pinned to it: "Danger Extreme Fire Risk Please take care".
In the Harthope Valley View from the west bank of the Harthope Burn, south-west of Wooler.
In the Harthope Valley
View from the west bank of the Harthope Burn, south-west of Wooler.
Sheep grazing near Wooler View from the minor road which leads to Langleeford
Sheep grazing near Wooler
View from the minor road which leads to Langleeford
Cheviot countryside Looking west to the Cheviot Hills from the Wooler-Langleeford road.
Cheviot countryside
Looking west to the Cheviot Hills from the Wooler-Langleeford road.
Red trailer with pylons A field near Middleton Hall, south of Wooler.
Red trailer with pylons
A field near Middleton Hall, south of Wooler.
Barleyfield near Wooler Field beside a minor road to the south of Wooler
Barleyfield near Wooler
Field beside a minor road to the south of Wooler
Signpost to Waud House Start of the track leading to Waud House, near Wooler.  The disused quarry in the background is just on the northern edge of the square.
Signpost to Waud House
Start of the track leading to Waud House, near Wooler. The disused quarry in the background is just on the northern edge of the square.
Lake near Coldgate Water This is on the footpath between Carey Burn Bridge and the Happy Valley near Wooler Northumberland
Lake near Coldgate Water
This is on the footpath between Carey Burn Bridge and the Happy Valley near Wooler Northumberland
View from footpath above Carey Burn Bridge near Middleton Northumberland This view is from the footpath between Carey Burn Bridge and Happy Valley
View from footpath above Carey Burn Bridge near Middleton Northumberland
This view is from the footpath between Carey Burn Bridge and Happy Valley
Walkerwalls This building - originally several cottages now knocked into one - is used as a base for group field trips and the like.  It's used by schools mainly.
Walkerwalls
This building - originally several cottages now knocked into one - is used as a base for group field trips and the like. It's used by schools mainly.
Deeply incised valley of the Carey Burn This steep sided valley, complete with scree slopes below Hart Heugh, would appear to be a glacial overflow channel.
Deeply incised valley of the Carey Burn
This steep sided valley, complete with scree slopes below Hart Heugh, would appear to be a glacial overflow channel.
Heading into the hills above Middleton Old Town On the eastern edge of the Northumberland National Park and with an excellent view to the sandstone hills further east.
Heading into the hills above Middleton Old Town
On the eastern edge of the Northumberland National Park and with an excellent view to the sandstone hills further east.
Site of Settlements at Middleton Old Town
Site of Settlements at Middleton Old Town
Derelict farm at Old Middleton
Derelict farm at Old Middleton
Ford at the Coldgate Water The ford at Coldgate Mill viewed from a footbridge.
Ford at the Coldgate Water
The ford at Coldgate Mill viewed from a footbridge.
Public bridleway to Wooler Common Also part of the St Cuthbert's Way with Earlehillhead Farm on the far left.
Public bridleway to Wooler Common
Also part of the St Cuthbert's Way with Earlehillhead Farm on the far left.
Hill farmland near Wooler Pasture fields viewed from the public bridleway near Wooler Common with Coldberry Hill centre right in the distance.
Hill farmland near Wooler
Pasture fields viewed from the public bridleway near Wooler Common with Coldberry Hill centre right in the distance.
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Kingstone Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NT9725 (Lat: 55.521821, Lng: -2.0338829)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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