Directions to Chollerton, Old Church Cottages (01434 681930)

From the East – the A1
- From the A1 (Western-by pass at Newcastle upon Tyne)
- Take the A69 west, towards Hexham and Carlisle.
- * Stay on the A69 and go straight over the large Hexham roundabout. (It’s 6 miles from here)
- Get into the right hand lane, take the next turning right, (A 6079) signposted to Rothbury, Bellingham Acomb and Wall.
- Drive through Acomb and Wall, shortly after this you reach a crossroads (the Military Road).
- Go straight on, eventually you come under a large railway bridge and into the Hamlet of Chollerton.
- Take the left fork to Barrasford (before the Parish Church).
- At the top of the hill is the Old Church.
Alternately You may find that by taking the A68 off the A1, the road is more interesting, passing through little Durham villages and avoiding the Metro Centre at Gateshead which can be very busy on Saturdays. The A68 is just as quick and joins the A69 near Corbridge – turn left at the roundabout on the A69 and follow directions from *(above)

From the West - the M6
- Take the Hexham turn off (junction 43) and follow the A69 east through Haltwhistle, and Haydon Bridge.
- The next turn-off (after several miles) is the (A 6079) signposted to Rothbury, Bellingham Acomb and Wall.
- Go straight on at the crossroads. (+) Eventually you come under a large railway bridge and into the Hamlet of Chollerton.
- Take the left fork to Barrasford (before the Parish Church).
- At the top of the hill on the right is the Old Church.

Alternately Take the A69 till you get to the turn off for Greenhead (B6318) this is the old Military Road and follows the line of Hadrian’s Wall. It is a very pleasant straight, road and avoids the heavy lorries on the A69.
At the roundabout at Chollerford, go to the lights and cross the single track bridge. A couple of hundred yards up the hill at the crossroads go left. And follow directions from (+) above.