The Birches in Wallington Demesne

The Birches in Northumberland, Wallington Demesne is a residential street and it runs in a southeast-northwest direction.

Road Type: residential street
Speed Limit: 30 mph
Route: southeast-northwest

Artwork

Snowdrop – approx. 2,1 km.
A Spectacular Owl (artist: Tommy Craggs, wood). A sculpture made from trees that were felled by the power of storm Arwen in November 2021. – approx. 2,1 km.
Snowdrop – approx. 2,2 km.
Elementree (artist: Tommy Craggs, wood). A sculpture made from trees that were felled by the power of storm Arwen in November 2021. – approx. 2,3 km.

Tourist information offices

East Wood – approx. 2,3 km.
West Wood – approx. 2,6 km.
Woodland management – approx. 2,8 km.
Pine martens and squirrels – approx. 2,8 km.

Cafés

Kiosk (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 2,2 km.
Clocktower Cafe (regional cuisine) (NE61 4AR) – approx. 2,4 km.

Ice cream parlours

Ice Cream Parlour – approx. 2,4 km.

Bookshops

Secondhand Book Shop – approx. 2,5 km.

Roads nearby

Dragon Cycle Trail - Green Loop

Secondhand Book Shop, Woodland management, Pine martens and squirrels

Abandoned railways nearby

Morpeth-Rothbury

Attraction nearby

Wallington Hall

Body of waters nearby

Buildings nearby

National Trust Regional Headquarters

Wallington Visitor Reception

Commercial areas nearby

Scots Gap Telephone Exchange

Livestock Market

Community centres nearby

Cambo Village Hall

Convenience stores nearby

Arkwrights Village Store

Farmyards nearby

Newbiggen House

High Hartington

Grass nearby

Hardware shops nearby

Robson and Cowan Country Store

Kiosks nearby

The Dragon Kiosk

Places of worship nearby

Scots Gap Chapel

Playgrounds nearby

Adventure Playground

Wwallington Play Train

Residential areas nearby

Rivers nearby

Streams nearby

Woodlands nearby

Sawmill Plantation

Holyburn Plantation

Half Moon Plantation

Catmire Plantation

Rough Plantation

Blackcock Plantation