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Visit the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, established after the departure of the Romans and the home of Celtic Christianity in England. Full of history (castles, cathedrals, churches, abbeys, historic houses), and encompassing some of the best coastal and hill walking in the country. Stay in the pele tower of a family that came over in the early twelfth century to help the Normans subdue the North, and is still here, with the top Visit England rating of 5* Gold. See our website for more.....

This fabulous apartment occupies the entire top floor of historic Craster Tower, a superbly preserved Grade 2* country house dating from the fifteenth century, built around a 14th century Pele Tower. Craster Tower has been in the same family for over 850 years. Refurbished to the highest standard, the apartment provides elegantly decorated and furnished accommodation, with stunning views on all sides. The rooms are exceptionally spacious, with many original features retained including decorative coving, ornate stone fireplaces and a fine Venetian chandelier in the drawing room. The apartment has its own front door, giving access to a large garden area with a patio with cheminea and lighting, garden furniture, barbecue and large trampoline. There is a tennis court available for the use of guests. The picturesque fishing village of Craster is a short walk down a footpath through woods and fields. The tiny horseshoe shaped harbour was built to commemorate a member of the Craster family, which has been associated with the area since the early 12th century. The fishing industry has for centuries been the mainstay of the village economy, and today crabs and lobsters are the chief catch. The smokehouse, where herring are smoked to produce the renowned Craster kippers, is at the heart of the village and has been run by the Robson family since 1905. There are exhilarating coastal walks passing some dramatic scenery, including one from the village along to the ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle. Alnwick Castle and Gardens are 7 miles away. Warkworth Castle, Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island, the Farne Islands and the Cheviot Hills are all within easy reach. Superb beaches - sand-yachting at Bamburgh, jet-skiing at Beadnell and sandcastle-building at Embleton! Outstanding opportunities for ramblers and bird watchers. 5 golf courses are within 20 minutes. And of course "Dark Skies" at Kielder. We are happy to welcome up to 2 well-behaved dogs, for which there is an additional charge of £20 per dog. We ask visitors not to smoke in the apartment. See below for the pricing structure for Short Breaks of 3 nights or more.

Eating out in Northumberland has recently become possible! We now have a number of excellent restaurants within easy driving distance - whether the Jolly Fisherman or the Fish Restaurant in Craster itself (you can walk it!), or the Cottage Inn in Dunstan (a 3-mins walk over the road!) - the Tree House in Alnwick Gardens - the Mizzen in Bamburgh - or the Salt Water Cafe in Beadnell to mention but a few.

Cedar Cabin Bed & Breakfast is a fully insulated and heated Swedish log cabin, with fantastic coastal views, private parking and easy access to the A1. We are 15 minutes drive away from Alnwick Castle & Gardens, Dunstanburgh Castle, the Farne Islands, Bamburgh Castle and beautiful beaches. We provide a full breakfast menu and can cater for varying dietary requirements. There is a well stocked courtesy tray, DVD player and small fridge. Evening meals can be provided. Please ask when booking.

The cabin is a unique space where you can be private, relax and unwind and there is also a guest/breakfast room available for guests in the main cottage with a television, plates, cutlery, glasses etc if you wish to eat in. We are in a central position to explore Northumberland and The Borders and close to many local attractions. There is a BBQ available and summerhouse for the warmer months. Come and explore North Northumberland.

We are in a small hamlet of six cottages. Cedar Cabin, Broomsyde is the last property up the hill and has the best view of the North Northumberland coast. It is very quiet, lots of bird and wildlife and is great for stargazing on a clear night.

Puffin Place is a great little holiday hideaway set in the historic conservation area of Seahouses and is perfect for couples or small families / groups. The cottage is in a peaceful location but just a minute from the harbour with the Northumbrian Coastal Path just at the end of the lane.

We bought Puffin Place in April 2018 both in order to be able to use the cottage ourselves and hire out to visitors. It takes just an hour to get to from our home in Newcastle, and once there we rarely feel the need to use the car except when we're taking a day-trip to one of the many nearby sites of interest. In the time we have spent in the Seahouses everyone seems very friendly, even by North-East standards. Seahouses is a 'resort village' with something for everyone and is ideally located in the centre of the Northumbria coastline. All the other attractions of the Northumbria coast are within a short drive: to the north (Bamburgh, Lindisfarne and Berwick); to the south (Craster, Beadnell and Embleton) and inland to Alnwick and a multitude of picturesque villages and other attractions. The cottage is tucked away in a quiet location in the oldest part of the village, among the smokeries and fishermen's cottages, but just a few minute's walk from the bustling harbour and the centre of the town. Despite its history - it was built in around 1850 - the cottage has been fully modernised and run as a popular holiday let since 2001.

Puffin Place is is located within a 2 minute walk of the Seahouses village amenities where there's a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants. Guests can take daily boat trips available to the Farne Islands, the home of seals and seabirds and explore the surrounding area filled with wildlife. There are beautiful sandy beaches to the north and south with lots of places of interest just a short journey away. Bamburgh Castle and Holy Island are a short run up the coast and the historic market town of Alnwick along with castle and gardens is a 20 minute drive inland.

Edna's House offers a decent size double room ideal for a couple or single. You're welcome to bring and make your own breakfast. Tiny and remote, Chathill is neatly placed half way between Alnwick and the coast. It has a nearby train station with links to Newcastle for a day's shopping. It is also close to local wedding venues at Ellingham, Newton and Doxford. There is no TV in the house and limited wifi, so staying could be your ideal digital detox. I look forward to welcoming you.

Edna's House is a semi-detached cottage with a small garden. The house also has a little kitchen, sun porch and living room with open fire. You are welcome to make use of the house alongside me. I have an odd work schedule so I'll let you know when I'm going to be around.

Chathill is a lovely quiet village. The neighbours are friendly but not intrusive.

This is an excellent choice for couples, families and friends seeking stylish accommodation, giving easy access to explore the 20 miles of Heritage coastline. . Ground Floor: Open plan living space. Living area: With gas wood burner and Freeview TV. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With double bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 2: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail.. Air source central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Cot, highchair and stairgate. . Enclosed courtyard with garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: This property has a security deposit of £125.. The Arches is a recently constructed property situated in the picturesque coastal village of Newton-by-the-Sea. Immaculately presented throughout, the accommodation has been furnished to a good standard. The open plan living room/kitchen accommodation occupies the ground floor. There is also the convenience of a double bedroom with en-suite shower room on the ground floor. The master bedroom with en-suite shower facilities is on the first floor along with a twin bedroom and family bathroom. With three double bedrooms and three shower facilities, The Arches is a suitable choice for the gathering of families and friends alike. The Arches is located within easy walking distance of a Georgian boutique hotel specialising in weddings. There is a family friendly pub well known for its excellent cuisine only 100 yards into the village and the beautiful golden sandy beach is less than a mile away. The welcoming village of Embleton is less than 2 miles south where there is a village shop, pubs and its own stretch of golden sands. The wide sweep of sandy beach, Beadnell Bay, is 4 miles north, a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, including sailing, sea kayaking, wind surfing and scuba diving. Two miles further up the coastline is the traditional fishing port of Seahouses, where boat trips to the nearby Farne Islands, famous for its bird sanctuaries and seal colony, depart regularly from its harbour. The picture perfect village of Bamburgh, snuggled in the shadow of its majestic castle, is a further 3 miles north. Just a few miles inland is the bustling market town of Alnwick with its own dramatic castle (and film location for Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Academy!). Visitors will enjoy a trip to Alnwick Garden, a spectacular interpretation of a formal garden including the Grand Cascade waterfall and restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe! Beach 1 mile. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 100 yards. The Arches can be booked together with Lynecroft (ref UK12810, 1 mile away) to accommodate up to 12 guests. Free WiFi

Cosy 2 bedroomed cottage on the outskirts of Beadnell Village with beautiful views towards the sea and the Cheviot Hills. The cottage has a well equipped compact kitchen, a cosy lounge with french doors on to the patio where you can enjoy the beautiful sunsets.

Beadnell enjoys both a rural and coastal landscape and is a perfect base for discovering Northumberland

Unspoilt beaches, beautiful countryside close at hand makes for great walking. Dog friendly pubs close by serving good Northumbrian Food. Wide expanses of beach great for kiting. Numerous links and parkland golfing nearby as well. Returning to the cottage open plan plan living downstairs in our comfy cottage make great family holidays with our log burner. Enclosed garden to rear. Books & board games or TV with wifi available. A range cooker for meals at home if not a trip to the pub nearby.

Super king size bed in master bedroom

Nearest Gastro pub 100 meters

The house is newly refurbished set in a quiet estate in the heart of the beautiful coastal village of Beadnell. The beaches, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are a 5 minute stroll away, as are the pubs, restaurants and playpark in the village. You can walk to Bamburgh - voted best seaside resort with historic castle and Seahouses with boat trips to the Farne Islands. The market town of Alnwick and fishing port of Amble are 25 minutes away. Lots of fantastic Autumn/Winter events and markets

A modern, comfortable and cosy space to return to at the end of a day exploring all Northumberland has to offer. The ground floor has an open plan living space, with well equipped kitchen with oven and microwave and a washer/dryer. The living area has a TV with free view, wifi and games. French doors lead onto an enclosed decked area overlooking open countryside with an abundance of wildlife, ready for you to sit and relax. A big bath and separate shower enclosure and comfy beds make this perfect for both couples and families. A home from home with all you need.

Family friendly pubs serving good food. A well stocked local shop. A small bay with rocky outcrops and Beadnell bay a wide expanse of sandy beach all on your doorstep.

Sandy View is perfect for those wanting a coastal break, just walking distance to a beautiful beach and within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.. First Floor: All on the first floor. Living/dining room: With Freeview TV, DVD player and door leading to balcony. Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet. . Economy 7 central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included.. Balcony with outdoor furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking.. Sandy View is a first floor apartment situated less than a minute’s walk from the glorious sandy beach of Beadnell Bay. Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac, this delightful apartment boasts tasteful furnishings throughout and a private balcony offering views of the bay and beyond. Beadnell is rightly popular as a holiday destination as it offers something for everyone. Its glorious scenic beach not only provides a spectacular backdrop for a walk, hike, stroll or birdwatching, but is a well known bay for water sports including sailing, sea kayaking, paddle boarding, kite surfing and scuba diving (please bring own beach towels). Beadnell Bay can truly be described as a jewel in Northumberland’s seaside crown. Beadnell village is as picturesque as it is welcoming, and is less than a mile away from Sandy View. It offers a well stocked village shop, two cafés and a family friendly pub serving good food and local ales. 2 miles up the coast is the traditional fishing village of Seahouses where boat trips to the nearby Farne Islands depart regularly from its harbour. In Seahouses, you will find several charming tea rooms, quaint pubs, restaurants and shops, with horse riding, fishing and excellent golf courses close by. A further 3 miles up the coastline is the famous village of Bamburgh whose spectacular castle and picture postcard look has attracted film makers from around the world, where Holy Island and Lindisfarne Castle can be seen from the unspoilt beach. Just a few miles inland is the bustling market town of Alnwick, with its own dramatic castle which was the film location for Harry Potter’s Hogwarts. Visitors can enjoy a trip to Alnwick Gardens, a spectacular interpretation of a formal garden including the ’Grand Cascade’ waterfall, and a restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe. These gardens are enjoyed by young and old alike. Beach within a minute’s walk. Shop, pub and restaurant 800 yards. Free WiFi

A cosy coastal cottage steps from Seahouses harbour. This upside down house is a light airy cottage with cosy but modern furnishings. A brand new log burner has been fitted in February 2019. There is parking for one car. The cottage is situated on the Northumberland coastal path, perfect for visiting local beaches and a well behaved dog is very welcome. The Schooner Inn opposite has live music at weekends.

This cosy cottage has a double bed in a ground floor bedroom. The bathroom offers a bath with shower over and lots of hot water. An upstairs sitting room allows for a light and airy living space with a well equipped kitchen. A log burner and electric heating makes the cottage a cosy place to stay.

St. Cuthbert's Cottage is situated in heart of the harbour area of Seahouses. All local amenities are in walking distance and the cottage is perfectly situated for all Northumberland has to offer, including the fantastic beaches. St. Cuthbert's cottage is opposite The Schooner and Black Swan Inn. The Schooner hosts live music on a Saturday evening.

PRICE REDUCTIONS - 20TH, 27TH MARCH, (short breaks avail. enquire) 3,17,24TH APRIL. Beachcombers is a lovely, bright and cosy apartment . Nestled behind the sand dunes of Beadnell Bay, this ground floor apartment is all you need for a great beach holiday. The living room is bright and airy with comfortable sofas . 2 bedrooms are spacious and comfortable. Beadnell village is within easy walking distance, Beadnell Bay just meters away

Short Breaks available until mid march enquire with owner for Rates. Choosing Beachcombers for your family holiday or short stay couldn't be easier. From your first contact with myself, I will give you full details regarding your stay. There is a file is situated in the property with - Raining day ideas for kids, places to visit, restaurants and discount vouchers for local attractions. The 2 bedrooms are bright and spacious with bedside lamps, wardrobe and draws. Bedroom 1 has a king size bed and bedroom 2 has a triple bunk (double on the bottom and single on top - can sleep 3) Staying at Beachcombers is great for those who like to explore the coast line, walking, sightseeing, visit Alnwick and Bamburgh castles, watersports or just relaxing. There is plenty to do in and around Beadnell. So book your stay today!! Sleeps 4/5 - Short Breaks available on request outside of High Season. (Fri-Mon or Mon-Fri)

Beadnell is a beautiful fishing village with a historic harbour which lies at the end of Beadnell Bay. Beadnell has a small shop . There are two very good pubs with excellent food (The Beadnell Towers and The Craster Arms) a church and a South of Beadnell is the huge sweep of Beadnell Bay with its golden sands stretching for over 2 miles. Wonderful for children and the young-at-heart. Part-way round the bay is the Long Nanny bird reserve with a large colony of nesting terns. The nearest small town is Seahouses, about 2 miles away, a bustling seaside resort with a range of shops, restaurants and amusements. Boat trips run regularly from Seahouses harbour to the Farne Islands . There are several golf courses nearby; the nearest at Seahouses is less than five minutes drive away whilst Bamburgh and Embleton are each about 15 or 20 minutes drive. Beadnell Harbour is an historic and beautiful west-facing harbour (the only one on the North East coast!) and has the National Trust-owned Beadnell Limekilns as a backdrop.

Levade is a comfortable, single storey bungalow with wooden flooring, furniture and a shower room. It is situated in the heart of Beadnell, in a residential area, close to the Beach and village amenities. Accommodation is made up of a living room with TV, DVD, Dining Table and chairs and electric fire. Kitchen with electric cooker, fridge/freezer and microwave. Bedroom with a double bed. Shower, WC and basin. Small patio, electric heating and immersion heater

This bungalow is an ideal year - round, cosy retreat for couples. Decorated and equipped to a good standard.

The Signal Box is our gorgeous little studio; a quiet getaway in the Northumbrian countryside. It's situated in the village of Ellingham, has a log burner, south facing balcony overlooking fields and a private enclosed garden. It's fully equipped for self-catering and is within a minute's walk of a great pub if you don't fancy cooking. Its name is our little touch of whimsy because we immediately thought of a signal box when we first saw it with its exterior wooden panelling.

The Signal Box is the perfect place to get away from it all for a few days. We love staying there with our dog Pebble and hope you will too! It's accessed via an external staircase onto a south facing balcony complete with patio furniture. Large patio doors lead into the open-plan living space, furnished with log burner, sofa seating for two, TV and DVD player, dining table and chairs, double bed, wardrobe and shower room. The kitchen has an induction hob and electric oven, microwave, fridge with ice-box, dishwasher and washing machine. Outside there's the south facing balcony, plus fully enclosed garden with two seating areas and a brick barbecue. There's also parking for one car on the driveway at the front of the property. It's situated on the edge of a quiet village, yet only a short drive to the beautiful beaches of the Northumbrian coast and to the market town of Alnwick. If you need a city fix, you're less than an hour away from Newcastle.

Ellingham is a small village about 7 miles north of the market town of Alnwick and 5 miles inland from the beautiful beach at Beadnell. There's a great local pub, the Packhorse Inn that does lovely food

Marram Cottage provides wonderful accommodation on the sandy dunes of Beadnell Bay COVID-19 UPDATE For your safety we have recruited a registered nurse to ensure and oversee exceptional deep cleaning between guest stays. We will allow a prolonged cleaning and empty period between guest stays. We understand anxiety at this time. Marram Cottage remains an ideal spot for isolation with wide open spaces and self contained facilities. Long walks on huge beaches directly from the back garden.

Introduction Rustling Marram sea grasses, calling seabirds and an overwhelming sense of peace; Marram Cottage is the perfect family beach house or quiet couple’s retreat nestled adjacent to the Beadnell sand dunes. Inside, the newly refurbished decor and new furniture ensure calm throughout, while the south facing al fresco patio area leading directly to the beach encourages a life spent outside. Marram Cottage is within the popular seaside village of Beadnell, but close to the towns of Seahouses, Bamburgh, Craster and Alnwick. Relax in this self catering home by the sea created for both slow carefree days and exploring the beautiful county of Northumberland. LIVING AREAS Sunroom Bright and relaxing sun room allows leisurely early morning coffee or meals whilst looking out to the patio and dunes. Two comfortable easy chairs for reading and relaxing. Door with direct access to the garden. Living room A relaxed and comfortable space. After a long day light the wood burning stove and sit back with a book or a film. Although the house is heated by an air source heat pump central heating system, for extra cosiness there is a multifuel stove. Modern furnishings include two large sofas and an arm chair. Smart TV and DVD for those who want to put on a film, catch up on favourite missed shows or indulge in a box set. Kitchen Spacious kitchen and dining area. We have tried to consider every detail to allow comfortable home from home living with a well equipped kitchen. BEDROOMS AND BATHROOM Set across one floor there are 3 bedrooms. All rooms tastefully furnished with new beds and quality mattresses to aid a restful nights sleep. Black out blinds in all bedrooms help ensure uninterrupted lie-ins. Redecorated and refurnished throughout in Spring 2019. Double bedroom Small but cosy double bedroom with brand-new bed and quality mattress. Built in cupboard and wardrobe. Twin bedroom 2 stylish single beds and high quality pocket sprung mattresses. Built in cupboard and wardrobe. Chest of drawers. Bunk bed room Modern bunk bed with deep pocket sprung mattresses for children or adults. Main Bathroom Small bathroom with toilet, corner bath and integrated shower. Heated floor for extra comfort in colder months. Cloakroom Adjacent separate toilet and basin. OUTSIDE At the back of the house there is a south facing patio sheltered by the dunes, perfect for dining and relaxing. This area catches the sun for most of the day and provides fantastic shelter from the wind. Enjoy a drink whilst watching the family play on the dunes. Quality real wood outdoor table and chairs comfortably seats six for all day meals and BBQs. The real highlight is the gate that leads directly onto the dunes where a short path leads directly to the beach. Set yourself up on the beach here and enjoy the novelty of being able to nip back to the house to brew a cuppa or even get a fresh cold drink from the fridge. At the top of the dunes from the garden is a bench where you can enjoy a peaceful view over the bay, harbour and with Dunstabrough castle in distance. For the early risers you can sit here and enjoy an early morning coffee watching the sunrise and listening to the dawn chorus as the skies brighten over the horizon. PRACTICALITIES There is side-by-side parking for 3 cars on the private driveway with additional adjacent free shared parking outside the house. Marram cottage is well equipped with all the amenities you would expect for comfortable living, including fridge/freezer, hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washer and tumble dryer. An integrated garage allows storage of watersports equipment or bikes. The house is set on its own quiet, private road. However please note the unmade road leading to the cottage is not suitable for particularly low slung cars. Main Features: 30 second walk to the beach - direct access to the sand dunes and beach High speed wireless internet / WiFi Smart TV DVD player Washing machine Tumble dryer Dishwasher Hair dryer Integrated Garage - to store bikes or water-sports equipment Private parking for 3 cars **travel cot and high chair available on request This is a holiday home and provides you with exclusive access of the property. Stays are per week with change over on a Saturday. Check in at 4pm and check out at 10am on Saturdays.

Beadnell sells itself. Wonderful area of Northumberland with a fantastic beach and near the spectacular Bamburgh Castle. Marram cottage is a 15 minute walk away from the village pub, shop and children's playground. Beadnell is located close to the market town of Alnwick with its imposing castle and beautiful gardens. The town of Seahouses is a 5 minute drive away where boat trips to the Farne Islands can be made.

A cleverly converted 'hemmel' cottage providing luxurious yet cosy one level accommodation within tranquil gardens. St Cuthbert is the ideal place for a romantic, rural break for couples who enjoy the peace & quiet of the countryside. The cottage has been tastefully designed, offering light & airy accommodation with easily accessible, disabled friendly features making it ideal for less mobile guests. St Cuthbert is perfectly placed with Craster, Bamburgh, Alnwick Castle & Garden all nearby.

At a glance, will St Cuthbert work for you ? -The ground floor space compromises studio style accommodation which is all on one level with a living & sleeping area, kitchen & shower/wet room with walk-in shower. -The sleeping area is located centrally within the studio cottage. -The enclosed private courtyard includes a mobility scooter charging point. -Broadband wifi throughout the property. -Off road parking. -No pets allowed. -Northumberland was voted the best UK holiday county in the 2018 British Travel Awards. -Upon arrival at St Cuthbert, our guests receive a welcome pack as well as complimentary tea, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits & milk to get their stay underway. Bed linen, towels & tea towels are also provided. -Private setting with adjacent cottages also available through Airbnb to rent.

-St Cuthbert at The Old Mill is located in the small hamlet of Littlemill, four miles north east of Alnwick. -Please be considerate when entering & leaving the hamlet to your fellow neighbours, both human & animal ! -The cottage is situated halfway between Alnwick & Craster so is perfectly placed for guests to visit the fantastic coastal spots, castles & stunning Northumberland National Park which are all within easy travelling distance by car. -Craster on the beautiful heritage coastal route is only 2.5 miles away. The picturesque fishing village is world famous for it's smoked kippers & the glorious walk from it's harbour to Dunstanburgh Castle. -Howick Hall Gardens are nearby & well worth a visit, with banks of rhododendrons, camellias & magnolias in the springtime. -A visit to Holy Island, which is reached via a tidal causeway & is famous for the Lindisfarne Gospels, is a must. -Don't forget the pretty village of Bamburgh with its majestic castle overlooking the expansive sandy beach. -Alnwick Castle & Garden, with its spectacular grand cascade waterfall & tree house restaurant, are 4 miles away. St Cuthbert & The Old Mill-A potted history. -As the name suggests The Old Mill was once a water mill & the remains of the mill wheel can be seen at the rear of the property. -If you look to the left while facing the building you will see a field which was once the site of a medieval village known as 'Little Houghton'. Corn mills were a common feature of such villages, so it is likely that a mill has stood at this location since this time. The name 'Little Houghton' was later reused & today there is a nearby village known by the same name. The earliest the mill buildings appear on a map is around 1820. -The lime kiln (Grade 2 listed) on the opposite side of the road approaching the hamlet of Little Mill would have been a large local employer when in use. Extraction started in the 18th century & it was one of the largest in the country with it's own railway siding. The limestone was burnt with coal to produce quicklime for use in fertiliser & mortar. -There was once a railway station at Little Mill (1847 to 1965), families from Gateshead & Newcastle enjoyed holidays in nearby Craster, alighting at Little Mill & walking with their luggage the two miles down to the coastal village. -The Old Mill building was derelict until purchased from the local land owning Howick family in the late 1980's & was subsequently bought by an order of the Catholic church known as the 'Helpers of the Holy Souls' & run by nuns as a retreat. Local legend has it that Maxine Carr, accomplice to the Soham murders, resided here on her release from prison under a new identity. -The two smaller cottages (known as 'hemmels'), St Bede & St Cuthbert were once the home of farm animals but were converted in 2001. In fact, the word 'hemmel' means a simple shelter in a field for cattle or hay. -The current owner bought the house in 2007 & in 2017 extensively renovated the property to make the accommodation more comfortable as well as securing the fabric of the building & outlying grounds for future generations. -The adjacent properties of The Old Mill & St Bede offer further accommodation options & can be booked jointly or separately through Airbnb. -Please 'like' of page on the 'Book of Face' to be kept up to date with all things with regard to St Cuthbert & Northumberland.

Periwinkle Cottage is a lovely, stone-built cottage, beautifully furnished and tucked away in the heart of the pretty little village of Embleton. With the beach just a short stroll away, stunning scenery in every direction and some wonderfully traditional eating and drinking places right on the doorstep - Periwinkle is the perfect little bolt-hole for getting out and about and discovering (or re-discovering) Northumberland.

Periwinkle Cottage is furnished and equipped to a very high standard and provides the perfect base for those looking to explore the delights of the heritage coastline as well as those looking for total relaxation in this beautiful area. The cottage provides accommodation for four people and is an ideal retreat for couples, families and groups of friends. For larger groups Periwinkle can be booked with its sister cottages, Crocus and Snowdrop, which are part of the same converted stone coach house and also sleep four, therefore providing accommodation for up to 12 people. Downstairs the cottage has an attractive open-plan living space, with lounge, kitchen and dining area. The lounge includes a large sofa and two comfortable chairs, 32" flat-screen TV with DVD and Freeview, an i-Pod docking station, CD player/radio and a selection of books, games and DVDs for those cosy evenings in. The modern kitchen includes an electric hob, grill and oven, a fridge with a freezing compartment as well as a microcwave, toaster, kettle, cafetiere and a small amount of tea and coffee to welcome you at your journey's end. You will also find it is well stocked with cooking equipment and utensils. The dining area seats four comfortably at a traditional wooden dining table. The cottage also benefits from high-speed fibre broadband, perfect for keeping the kids entertained, if you have a little work to catch up on while you're away or just sharing photos of our beautiful county with friends and family! There is also a spin dryer for guests to use. Upstairs the cottage has a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, each with a wardrobe and a chest of drawers. The bathroom has a bath with electric shower over, WC and wash basin. Outside, the cottage opens up on to an L-shaped, south-facing patio area. There is a sturdy wooden bench as well as a picnic table and the area is fully enclosed to keep your little companions (two or four legged!) contained. There are two allocated parking spaces directly outside the cottage.

The village of Embleton is one of Northumberland's true gems. Why not try the wonderfully traditional village pub - The Greys Inn, or try out the Dunstanburgh Castle Hotel, which shares the courtyard with Periwinkle Cottage. The award winning Embleton Bay is a ten minute stroll away, with its beautiful sandy beach that seems to stretch for miles. Just before you reach the dunes you'll see Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Club, which boasts a traditional 18 hole links course with views that simply cannot be beaten. There is also a bar and restaurant in the club which are open to the public. The village has a small shop and post office and for the younger ones there is a delightful, well-equipped and modern play area in the village. Such is the beauty of the location of this lovely village, there is much that can be done without going anywhere near your car. A gentle stroll up the coast will bring you to the delightful village of Low Newton with its renowned pub, The Ship Inn (which has its own microbrewery!) and picturesque bay. To the south of Embleton it is just a short stroll to the magnificient ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle and continuing past you will soon arrive in the village of Craster, with its harbour and world famous kippers!

Morningsyde is a cosy comfy home from home by the sea, sleeping 4 in one double room and one twin room. We welcome dogs and make no additional charge for four legged friends. The beach is a 5 minute walk in any direction from the cottage and we are just a stones throw from local shops and amenities. We offer parking for one medium sized car, although on-street parking is available if you are visiting with friends. There is an enclosed yard with a bench to the front for watching the world go by

We try to supply basic amenities i.e tea, coffe and sugar, tea towels. There is a washer dryer and washing power in the small utility room which guests are welcome to use. We also provide a selection of books, dvds and board games. For our four pawed guests we provide one large dog crate, one large dog bed and spare dog bowls, together with a few treats to make them feel at home.

Seahouses is known as the gateway to the Farnes and is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. Morningsyde Cottage is just minutes from miles of white sandy beaches, within easy access of the Northumbeland National Park and Cheviot Hills and perfectly located to explore all that Northumberland and the Scottish Borders have to offer.

Leaholme Cottage is a fabulous holiday home in the quiet village of Newton-by-the-Sea, only 10 minutes walk from three unspoilt beaches and close to the renowned Joiner's Arms and Ship Inn which serve excellent food. Nearby Newton Hall is very popular for weddings at all times of year. With a fully enclosed, secluded rear garden ideal for children and pets, and private driveway parking for 3-4 cars, Leaholme is well suited for larger or extended families and adult groups at all times of year.

As countless returning guests have testified, Leaholme Cottage is the ideal Northumberland holiday house in an absolutely stunning location in the coastal village of High Newton-by-the-Sea. It really has everything you need for a perfect seaside holiday. Furnished to a luxury standard, Leaholme Cottage has for many years been awarded Visit England's 5 Stars Gold rating for self-catering accommodation. Decorated in restful Farrow and Ball colours, the house provides a relaxing ambience enhanced by a selection of beautiful original artwork by local artists. The house is also one of the few luxury properties in the area to welcome dogs, with free dog beds in the warm and spacious utility room and a doggy welcome pack to make your pets feel at home. This gorgeous house sleeps up to eight guests in four double/twin bedrooms (please note there is a normal occupancy restriction of six adults and two children). Luxury hypoallergenic goose-down duvets are provided in all rooms, but synthetic duvets can be substituted on request. Up to two travel cots are available, but please bring your own cot bedding. There are two bathrooms, one of which is on the ground floor. Both reception rooms boast traditional open-coal fires and there is full central heating throughout, so it really is perfect for breaks at any time of year. The location of the house could not be better, as it is only a few minutes' walk from the renowned, award-winning wedding venue of Newton Hall and just 75 metres from the well-known Joiner's Arms gastropub. The house is also just a ten-minute stroll from three of the best beaches on the stunning Northumberland coast. The Ship Inn at Low Newton has frequently been voted by The Times (and others) as one of the best coastal pubs in the country, serving locally caught seafood and home grown produce as well as a selection of real ales from its on-site microbrewery. We offer full-week stays starting Monday or Friday, 3-night weekend breaks starting on Friday, and 4-night midweek breaks starting on Monday. In low season (November-March excluding school holidays) we will be happy to offer 2-night weekend or 3-night midweek breaks. For more details, seasonal and short break prices, up-to-date availability and special offers search for 'leaholmecottages'.

Leaholme Cottage is situated in the in the quiet picturesque village of High Newton-by-the-Sea, with access to three of the most stunning sandy beaches in Northumberland: Low Newton (St Mary's Haven), Newton Links (on Beadnell Bay), and Football Hole (our 'secret beach'). It is located just yards from the highly renowned Joiner’s Arms and a ten-minute stroll to the famous Ship Inn. Both serve fresh, locally-caught seafood and regional produce. The nearby village of Embleton has a small shop / post office, petrol station, golf club, and three pubs all serving food. Inland, 20 minutes away, is the market town of Alnwick, famous for its castle and garden, where you will find a wide variety of shops, supermarkets, places to eat and other services.

A romantic, rural retreat for couples wanting to get away from it all. Set entirely within an acre of private grounds, St Bede is a cleverly converted 'hemmel' cottage providing compact modern accommodation in a contemporarily stylish, light & airy setting. St Bede is an ideal base to explore the stunning Northumberland county with it's panoramic beaches, spectacular castles & breathtaking moorlands. St Bede has a private courtyard, a great place to sit out & enjoy the surrounding landscape.

At a glance, will St Bede work for you ? -The ground floor compromises studio style accommodation with a living area, kitchen & bathroom. -The main sleeping area is accessed via a spiral staircase to the mezzanine where there is a double bed. -Broadband wifi throughout the property. -Off road parking. -No pets allowed. -Northumberland was voted the best UK holiday county in the 2018 British Travel Awards. -Upon arrival at St Bede our guests receive a welcome pack as well as complimentary tea, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits & milk to get their stay underway. Bed linen, towels & tea towels are also provided. -Private setting with adjacent cottages also available through Airbnb to rent.

-St Bede at The Old Mill is located in the small hamlet of Littlemill, four miles north east of Alnwick. -Please be considerate when entering & leaving the hamlet to your fellow neighbours, both human & animal ! -The cottage is situated halfway between Alnwick & Craster so is perfectly placed for guests to visit the fantastic coastal spots, castles & stunning Northumberland National Park which are all within easy travelling distance by car. -Craster on the beautiful heritage coastal route is only 2.5 miles away, the picturesque fishing village is world famous for it's smoked kippers & the glorious walk from it's harbour to Dunstanburgh Castle. -Howick Hall Gardens are nearby & well worth a visit, with banks of rhododendrons, camellias & magnolias in the springtime. -A visit to Holy Island, which is reached via a tidal causeway & is famous for the Lindisfarne Gospels, is a must. -Don't forget the pretty village of Bamburgh with its majestic castle overlooking the expansive sandy beach. -Alnwick Castle & Garden, with its spectacular grand cascade waterfall & tree house restaurant, are 4 miles away. St Bede & The Old Mill-A potted history. -As the name suggests The Old Mill was once a water mill & the remains of the mill wheel can be seen at the rear of the property. -If you look to the left while facing the building you will see a field which was once the site of a medieval village known as 'Little Houghton'. Corn mills were a common feature of such villages, so it is likely that a mill has stood at this location since this time. The name 'Little Houghton' was later reused & today there is a nearby village known by the same name. The earliest the mill buildings appear on a map is around 1820. -The lime kiln (Grade 2 listed) on the opposite side of the road approaching the hamlet of Little Mill would have been a large local employer when in use. Extraction started in the 18th century & it was one of the largest in the country with it's own railway siding. The limestone was burnt with coal to produce quicklime for use in fertiliser & mortar. -There was once a railway station at Little Mill (1847 to 1965), families from Gateshead & Newcastle enjoyed holidays in nearby Craster, alighting at Little Mill & walking with their luggage the two miles down to the coastal village. -The Old Mill building was derelict until purchased from the local land owning Howick family in the late 1980's & was subsequently bought by an order of the Catholic church known as the 'Helpers of the Holy Souls' & run by nuns as a retreat. Local legend has it that Maxine Carr, accomplice to the Soham murders, resided here on her release from prison under a new identity. -The two smaller cottages (known as 'hemmels'), St Bede & St Cuthbert were once the home of farm animals but were converted in 2001. In fact, the word 'hemmel' means a simple shelter in a field for cattle or hay. -The current owner bought the house in 2007 & in 2017 extensively renovated the property to make the accommodation more comfortable as well as securing the fabric of the building & outlying grounds for future generations. -Please 'like' our page on the 'Book of Face' in order to be kept up to date with all things with regard to St Bede & Northumberland.

Craster is an old fishing village. Harbourside House is rated 4 star, Gold by Visit England and sits directly on the Northumbrian Coastal Walk. Dunstanburgh Castle is an easy walk from the house, no vehicles are allowed on this walk. Harbourside has full central heating and is a very popular holiday home for 12 months a year overlooking the sea. Dolphins are often seen just off the coast . Golf courses are nearby, as well as Alnwick Castle, Harry Potter's school, being only 8 miles away.

One bedroom has king size bed. Second bedroom has king or 2 singles, third bedroom has single bed. Lounge overlooks the sea and harbour and has french windows looking out at the secluded back garden. There is a full bathroom upstairs and a downstairs cloakroom. There is parking for 3 cars at the property.

Village pub is 100 yds away. There is also a fish restaurant in village attached to a fish smokery , which is very famous. Many castles in area Dunstanburgh, Alnwick, Warkworth, Bamburgh to name a few. Village is very popular with walkers and cyclists doing the Coastal path. Many golf courses to choose from in close proximity. Star gazing is also popular because of the clear dark skies.

My place is close to the seafront, the beach, restaurants and dining. You’ll love my place because of the accessibility of being close to everything that you need on holiday. After a great day walking or playing on the beach followed by fish and chips, there is nothing better than snuggling up in front of the wood burning stove. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids) and furry friends (pets).

Guests have use of the whole cottage.

A delightful cottage, perfectly situated in this beautiful coastal village. With sandy beaches, stunning views and wonderful local pubs just a stroll away, it's an idyllic setting for your Northumberland adventure.

Crocus Cottage is furnished and equipped to a very high standard and provides the perfect base for those looking to explore the delights of the heritage coastline as well as those looking for total relaxation in this beautiful area. The cottage provides accommodation for four people and is an ideal retreat for couples, families and groups of friends. For larger groups Crocus can be booked with its sister cottages, Snowdrop and Periwinkle, which are part of the same converted stone coach house and also sleep four, therefore providing accommodation for up to 12 people. Downstairs the cottage has an attractive open-plan living space, with lounge, kitchen and dining area. The lounge includes two leather sofas, 32" flat-screen TV with DVD and Freeview, an i-Pod docking station, CD player/radio and a selection of books, games and DVDs for those cosy evenings in. The modern kitchen includes an electric hob, grill and oven, a fridge with a freezing compartment as well as a microcwave, toaster, kettle, cafetiere and a small amount of tea and coffee to welcome you at your journey's end. You will also find it is well stocked with cooking equipment and utensils. The dining area seats four comfortably at a traditional wooden dining table. The cottage also benefits from high-speed fibre broadband, perfect for keeping the kids entertained, if you have a little work to catch up on while you're away or just sharing photos of our beautiful county with friends and family! Upstairs the cottage has a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, each with a wardrobe and drawer space. The bathroom has a bath with electric shower over, WC and wash basin. Outside the cottage opens up on to a cosy and fully enclosed, south-facing patio area with a sturdy wooden bench and 'bistro' style table and chairs. There is a private parking space allocated to the cottage.

The village of Embleton is one of Northumberland's true gems. Why not try the wonderfully traditional village pub - The Greys Inn, or try out the Dunstanburgh Castle Hotel, which shares the courtyard with Crocus Cottage. The award winning Embleton Bay is a ten minute stroll away, with its beautiful sandy beach that seems to stretch for miles. Just before you reach the dunes you'll see Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Club, which boasts a traditional 18 hole links course with views that simply cannot be beaten. There is also a bar and restaurant in the club which are open to the public. The village has a small shop and post office and for the younger ones there is a delightful, well-equipped and modern play area in the village. Such is the beauty of the location of this lovely village, there is much that can be done without going anywhere near your car. A gentle stroll up the coast will bring you to the delightful village of Low Newton with its renowned pub, The Ship Inn (which has its own microbrewery!) and picturesque bay. To the south of Embleton it is just a short stroll to the magnificient ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle and continuing past you will soon arrive in the village of Craster, with its harbour and world famous kippers!

Shepherds Lodge is a newly built cabin in its own private garden within the grounds of Shepherds Cottage. It has wonderful views across the fields towards the sea and is a 15 minute walk to the Beach through the village

Great views of both country and sea and is in an ideal location for exploring Northumberland

The Fairway is a cosy, comfortable well loved family holiday home that we have enjoyed for over twenty years. It offers stupendous views of the Farne Islands and is less than a five minute walk to one of Northumberland's finest beaches. Seahouses village is less than a ten minute walk away providing guests with a variety of shops, restaurants and bars. The flat offers a sunny, enclosed patio area to the rear and a large lawned garden area to the front with private parking for 2 cars.

Full equipped kitchen, cosy lounge with stove, the dormitory of bunkbeds upstairs is split by board and curtains into sections of 2s, 3s and a 5. PERFECT for groups of all types. See pics^^ *We use Airbnb for GROUP BOOKINGS, not for individuals. Group bookings between 10-18 people at £150-£270 (+ Airbnb fees) can request sole use of the bunkhouse. Contact host for further info.* NOTE: Some dates blocked off COULD STILL HAVE AVAILABILITY for individuals or groups. Please contact host directly.

The bunkhouse is a quirky and unique space set in the heart of Northumberland. Perfect for group stays. If you would like to book as an individual or small group (not wishing to pay the minimum of 10 persons for sole use) please contact Kirsten with your dates and group size - if we can accommodate you we will! If you would like sole use of the space please let Kirsten know in your message when requesting to book. If you do not let the owner know on or before booking we cannot guarantee sole use. This is a self catered accommodation with a full kitchen, however catering can be supplied (evening meals, breakfast packs, and packed lunches) upon request for an additional fee. Contact owner upon booking. Towels and Duvets are not supplied in price but can be hired for a charge of £2.50/head/stay. Pillows are provided. On cycle route number 1, 1/3 of the coast and castles route, 1 mile from the nearest village pub and 5 miles from the AONB coastline. The Joiner's Shop has a full kitchen, heating, hot showers, a multi-fuel stove and 1 dormitory with bunk beds sectioned in 2s, 3s and a 5. Child and dog friendly! On Cycle Route 1 as it passes Preston. mile 33 from Newcastle on the Coasts and Castles route. Preston Tower is just at the top of the hill for panoramic views of the countryside. Kirsten can recommend many top places to go for food and attractions, please message with any questions. *** The Joiner’s Shop Bunkhouse is nestled nicely in the wooded hamlet of Preston, at the bottom of the hill secluded from nearby abodes. The building dates back to the 1860s when it was a purpose-built Joiners Shop: eventually the cottage became a family dwelling and in the early 1990s the Workshop was converted into a bunkhouse, and here we have the birth of this magical place! The Joiner’s Shop Bunkhouse is very much a traditional, get away from it all, bunkhouse. It is all thrills and no frills! It’s not shiny and modern but rustic, cosy and wholesome. We have everything you need for a comfortable stay: heating throughout, hot showers, 18 sturdy pine bunk beds, full kitchen including oven, fridge and microwave, long kitchen table, living room with plenty of seating and an open fire. There is also plenty of parking and an outdoor area to enjoy the sun or gaze at the open dark skies (you can see thousands of stars on a clear night!) There are 18 beds in the bunkhouse, they are seperated into sections of 2s, 3s and a 5. So although the dorm is still a shared space there is a sense of privacy with plywood and curtained sections. The bathroom has 2 hot electric showers, 3 loos and 3 sinks. The loos, kitchen and living area are all shared spaces. ***

Rolling hills, beautiful woods, country pubs, endless sandy beach walks, Preston Tower, towering castles, oodles of nature, friendly locals!

Nice, bright two bedroom apartment available to rent in the beautiful village of Seahouses. A two minute walk to the harbour, bars, restaurants and shops. Enjoy a trip to the Farne Islands or a lovely walk along this stunning part of the Northumbrian coastline. Visit Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh or Alnwick castle along with the wonderful sights of Alnwick Gardens.

Fully fitted kitchen, dishwasher and fridge freezer with dining table, spacious living room area with large TV dvd and recliner sofas & chair, kingsize bed with goose down feather for extra comfort, spacious walk in shower, second bedroom with bunk beds for children with ample space for storage

The Sands is a dog friendly fisherman's cottage in the centre of Seahouses, only a couple of minutes walk (approx 150yds) from the harbour, beach, shops and restaurants. Central location with a private parking space, open log fire, gated front area with Bistro set and recently renovated. Seahouses is situated on a sunning part of the Northumberland Coast, a great base for lots of activities including trips to the Farne Islands, Holy Island, Bamburgh Castle and a beautiful golf course close by.

The living room area is open plan, tastefully decorated with a open wood fire for the colder evenings. The kitchen is well equipped with all you would need, including a coffee machine with a starter supply of Dolce Gusto pods for a latte or hot chocolate. There is a dining table and chairs for 4 and a highchair available on request. Upstairs there are two generous rooms (one kingsize, one twin) with The White Company luxury bedding. The king-size room has ample built in storage and a dressing table. The bathroom has a spacious walk-in dual mixer shower with WC and basin. Towels are provided. To the front of the property has a small courtyard with a bistro style table and two chairs, accompanied by a bench perfect for finishing the day with a glass of wine, watching the world go by. Unusual for a town centre property, there is off-road private parking for one medium sized car to the rear of the property. Other parking available less 100 metres away or at the local carparks for a small charge.

Only a few mins walk to the harbour, beach, shops and restaurants.

Open countryside views from tasteful homely cottage. Sofa-watch nesting swallows!

Relaxing 2 bedroom cottage, village location, pleasant walks to both beaches. The Sands is a semi detached cottage on a quiet cul-de-sac a few short minutes walk to the village centre. Open plan living downstairs with a kitchen that has all the facilities you would expect including washing machine, hob, oven, microwave etc. There is even space for a dining area seating 4. French doors out to the patio with stunning views across open country side. Horses in the field over the garden wall and you might catch a glimpse of a hare, a stoat and plenty of rabbits. Most years we even have our own families of swallows nesting above the patio and you can watch them come and go from their nest while you sit on the sofa. Upstairs the accommodation provides a double bed and adult size bunk beds upstairs with a family bathroom.

You are well placed to access both of Beadnell's beaches and the village has a couple of places to eat very good food plus a couple of very good pubs which also serve food.

Situated in a quiet courtyard in the centre of the picturesque village of Embleton on the North Northumberland Coast. Poppy Cottage sleeps 4 plus cot in two bedrooms, one double and one twin, both bedrooms are upstairs. Family bathroom with bath and over bath shower, the bathroom has underfloor heating and a heated towel rail. Downstairs there is an open plan sitting room, kitchen and dining room. Small enclosed gated patio/garden to the front of the property.

A short 10-15 minute stroll will take you to the beautiful Embleton Bay, Poppy Cottage is a great base for exploring the North Northumberland coast. Close to local amenities including pubs, restaurants, shop, garage and children’s play park. Alnwick itself is a six mile drive away where you will be able to explore historic Alnwick Castle and gardens. Welcome pack provided.

Northumberland has so much to offer, the Farne Islands, Holy Island, Bamburgh, Warkwarth, Berwick Upon Tweed and so many more wonderful places to explore, all easily accessible from your base at Poppy Cottage.

Situated just a short stroll from the beach, this property is perfect for couples looking to relax and unwind in a delightful location.. Ground Floor: All on the ground floor. Open plan living space. Living area: With wood burner, Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet. Separate toilet.. LPG central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair. . Open garden with decked area and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. Bike store. No smoking. Tennis court (shared with other properties on site). Please note: This property has a security deposit of £100.. Ebba’s Tide is a detached bungalow which is nestled behind the sand dunes of Beadnell Bay. This stunning property sits within a development of similar ‘New England’ clapboard style properties, which are known as Beadnell Point. The accommodation within Ebba’s Tide is extremely well presented throughout. Full height glass in the open plan living space enhances its bright and airy ambience and the friendly comfort of the wood burner ensures a warm welcome, regardless of the season. Both bedrooms are beautifully furnished with much care, thought and attention to detail. The fresh bathroom has the added convenience of a separate shower cubicle too. A decked area at the rear is perfect for dining alfresco and embracing the sea air. Beadnell is a popular holiday destination and offers local facilities, including a well-stocked village shop and family friendly pubs, serving good food. The wide expanse of golden sandy beach that Beadnell Bay is renowned for is within a gentle stroll from Ebba’s Tide. This is a popular destination for watersports enthusiasts, including sailing, sea kayaking, wind surfing and scuba diving. Beadnell Bay can truly be described as the jewel in Northumberland’s seaside crown, which is an idyllic setting for a romantic barefoot stroll in the sand, whilst listening to the waves lap against the shoreline and inhaling the invigorating sea air. 2 miles up the coastline is the traditional fishing port of Seahouses, where boat trips to the nearby Farne Islands – famous for its bird sanctuaries and seal colony – depart regularly from its harbour. Here there are several charming tea rooms, quaint pubs and shops, as well as horse riding, fishing and golf on the links close by. A further 3 miles up the coastline is the picturesque village of Bamburgh, which lies snuggled into the shadow of its majestic fortress, and commands the power and presence of the seasoned television location it regularly becomes. Holy Island – the birthplace of christianity and site of Lindisfarne Castle – can be seen from the unspoilt golden, sandy beach. Just a few miles inland is the bustling market town of Alnwick, with its own dramatic castle (and film location for Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Academy!). Visitors will also enjoy a trip to Alnwick Garden – a spectacular interpretation of a formal garden including the Grand Cascade waterfall and restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe! Ebba’s Tide is an excellent choice for those seeking very smart coastal accommodation, which is conveniently situated within easy walking distance to a beautiful expanse of golden sands, making Ebba’s Tide a superb selection for a traditional seaside holiday set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Beach 100 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 800 yards. Free WiFi

Tasteful 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom detached bungalow within walking distance across fields (front of the property) to the beach. Open fire with back garden facing expansive fields, short walk (200 - 300 metres) to local village with pub, restaurants, cafe, (child friendly) park and good local shop. Ideal location for local towns, castles, golf, sea sports, trips and walks. Front garden and patio area to the back.

Open plan, cosy detached bungalow within walking distance to local amenities and the sea.

Fantastic unspoilt beaches with amazing castles. Location is perfect for walkers, cyclists and to have a peaceful relaxing stay. Several golf courses on the door-step. Local pubs and restaurants within walking distance and a well stocked local shop. Ideal for children - with local park a short walk away from the property. Beadnell village is small and friendly.