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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.

This large, comfortable room has stunning views over rolling fields. Close to the coast and a 5 minute drive to Alnwick, a 5 minute walk from Alnmouth train station, it's ideal for exploring Northumberland. Ideal for couples or families, the room has a king size bed, sofa bed & if required, a cot. A continental breakfast is also provided in the room. The en-suite bathroom has a luxurious roll-top bath & large shower. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

You will have use of a large bedroom at the top of our detached family home. The room has a dining table, kettle, and fridge, with tea, filter coffee, sugar, milk, continental breakfast and fruit supplied. The house makes a great base for exploring the stunning coastline, castles and countryside of the local area, and the large comfortable room with a HD TV and Chromecast will give you space to relax during your stay. Well behaved dogs are welcome. The local area has stunning wide open beaches, and is often referred to as 'Doggie Heaven'. We have a large entrance hallway, you are welcome to leave any luggage here if you need to check in early, or if you need later. We often have this arrangements with visitors who take the train.

Bilton is a picturesque village approximately 1.5 miles from Alnmouth. The area has a range of great walks both inland and to the coast. Nearby Alnmouth is a beautiful village with a range of independently owned cafes, pubs and restaurants. The large, quiet beaches are ideal for families and are very dog friendly.

A luxury one-bedroom holiday apartment, situated one minute's walk from both Alnwick town centre and the Alnwick Garden; recently refurbished to an exemplary standard with a mix of rustic charm and all mod cons. This apartment will suit a couple, and provision can be made for an infant; unfortunately we cannot accommodate pets.

This early nineteenth century property was once a Victorian school house, but has been a residence for over a hundred years. In 2015 the property was purchased by its current owner, and no expense has been spared on renovating this beautiful and elegant apartment. The large arched windows have been double-glazed with heritage glass, and the gas-fired central heating system is brand new. Even so, there is a beautiful log-burning stove in the living room fireplace - with fuel provided - so the apartment is truly a cosy space even with its modern, light and airy open-plan aesthetic. Other features include a wet-room with both rainfall shower and handheld showerheads ( the plumbing has also been completely refitted in 2017) as well as underfloor heating; a washing machine and sensor dryer; a fully modern kitchen with a brand new dual fuel cooker, fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave and dishwasher; a 32” television with Freeview and DVD player; free wifi access; iron and ironing board; inside storage for up to two bicycles; and an outdoor area shared with a second holiday apartment. There is a large breakfast bar (that will also function as a perfect workspace if required), along with a bespoke drop-leaf oak table that is left open in the living room area for evening dining, but can fold away if extra space is preferred. Bedding, towels, a hairdryer, soaps, complimentary shower gel, shampoo and conditioner are all provided. Coffee, tea, sugar and milk will be present upon arrival.

Hotspur Hill House is situated on a quiet side street of Alnwick, a picturesque medieval market town and the county town of Northumberland. The centre of town is only a two minute walk away, as is the famous Alnwick Garden (situated within the grounds of Alnwick Castle). The Tanners Arms - an award-winning real ale pub and staple of The Good Beer Guide - can be found at the bottom of the street. The coast and nearest beach is at Alnmouth, two miles to the East. Alnwick itself is in the heart of Northumberland: a great base from which to explore our fair county, and easily accessible as it is directly adjacent to the A1.

Beautifully renovated Victorian coach house with dual aspect views on to Northumberland Street from the front and stunning tidal riverside views from the rear. The Coach House sits alongside a prominent Georgian house, which it shares the name - Seafield. The property is located in the very heart of Alnmouth, with the beach, the pubs, the restaurants and the ambience all within touching distance. Access to the Coach House is entirely separate from the main house, via an inviting staircase.

The Coach House has its own private access and is very much a self-contained apartment. This holiday apartment has been completely refurbished this year, to a very high standard. The Coach House was originally built in the mid 1800's when the entire property was a famous Coaching Inn called The Northumberland Arms. Seafield is a very special property and offers unique views of the tidal riverside.

If you have ever visited Alnmouth, then I need not say anything. If you have never visited Alnmouth, then you really have been missing something special. With the mainline East Coast railway serving Alnmouth, London Kings Cross is little more than 3 hours away and the same train that leaves Kings Cross is the same train that arrives in Alnmouth.

BIRDSONG LODGE is a gorgeous BOLTHOLE for 2 in the heart of north NORTHUMBERLAND in the village of LONGHOUGHTON. Right on the HERITAGE COAST & Cycle Route 1 Alnwick. Self catering, bedroom, living room, kitchen, off street parking & more

Birdsong Lodge is within the grounds of our home but entirely separate and private. Via a short flight of stairs from your own front door you have a living room & kitchen, bedroom with kingsize bed and bathroom (shower only, no bath).

15 minute walk down the lane to the spectacular Sugar Sands Bay, right on the coastal route - it literally passes by our front door. Boulmer, Howick, Alnmouth, Alnwick, Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh, Seahouses and lots more within a few minutes. Castles a plenty, Alnwick Gardens, Alnwick Castle of course (home to Harry Potter and more recently the Downton crowd!), golf courses, horseriding, sea kayaking, kitesurfing all within a few minutes. The village has a shop stocking everything you may need and we can point you in the direction of some great pubs for good beer and great food.

The accommodation is a basic cabin set in our private back garden, three minutes walk from Alnmouth railway station on the East coast mainline. It's a twenty minute walk or 5 minute drive to our beautiful local beach. You would sleep in the cabin and use the main house for bathroom/toilet and the kitchen for making drinks and snacks. The house is occupied by three of us- we have a lot of knowledge of the local area and we are active in the outdoors and indoors! (Running and circus mainly).

7 dodds lane is lovely one bedroom ground floor stone built apatrment. We also have a sofa bed in the living room for additional 2 guests. Alnwick is a perfect base to explore beautiful county. Northumberland is a well kept secret with castles, beaches, hills, and a lovely variety of eating places.

Sugar Sands is a beautiful property situated in an ideal location on the Northumberland Heritage Coastline in the village of Longhoughton. The coastline is arguably the most beautiful in England and to top it off Sugar Sands beach has been recognised nationally for its soft sands and tranquillity! With the quiet winding country roads it is perfect for cycling with the added bonus of a garage for safe cycle storage. It is such a lovely area, a perfect holiday location! Friday change over

It has been furnished and equipped to high standards in a nautical style and is very well equipped. The lounge is warm and comfortable - ideally for relaxing in the evening. A modern kitchen diner is perfect for family meal times and the utility room is stocked with a washer and dryer - perfect for those who like to adventure! Upstairs we have 3 bedrooms, the master bedroom has an en suite. All rooms are warm and cosy with a lovely nautical theme. We also have two private parking spaces, a patio with table and chairs and a BBQ.

Welcome to Wayside Cottage. A cosy cottage providing a comfy and intimate holiday home situated on the Northumberland Coastal Route. It dates back to 1897 when it was built alongside another to accommodate Longhoughton Station railway staff.

On entering the retreat, you will feel right at home with pleasant surroundings, a spacious kitchen/diner with bi-folding doors so you can welcome the outdoors inside and to enjoy alfresco dining in the garden in the warmer months. There is a wonderful lounge with comfy sofas complete with a log burner for those lazy mornings and cosy evenings in front of the T.V. After a long day of activities and adventures of your choice the large tub or walk-in shower will call your name along with plush beds to help you unwind and recoup. Just some of the amenities our pleasantly decorated cottage has to offer range from vaulted ceilings to create a sense of space, a sophisticated Eco central heating system, walk-in shower and double sized bath, fluffy towels, a log burner, squashy sofas, Wi-Fi, TV, an old fashioned DVD player, ample dining space, utility/boot room with washing machine and tumble dryer, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and GHD straighteners, private parking, patio, garden, garden furniture to bikes.

Situated on the Northumberland Coastal Route, Wayside Cottage is ideal for a completely relaxing holiday for anyone who enjoys walking, fishing and cycling.

Our first floor apartment has been recently refurbished. It is a deceptively large property in the centre of town above a sports shop, with large double glazed windows over looking the town, ideal for people watching! Both bedrooms are at the rear of the property, both with double glazed windows. The Apartment benefits from being within easy walking distance to all of the towns attractions including Alnwick Castle, The Alnwick Garden and Barter Books to name just a few.

The apartment is in the centre of town with only a 10 minute walk to Alnwick Castle and The Alnwick Garden. Restaurants and bars are a stones throw away. There is an awarding butchers next door selling fresh meats, ready made meals, pies and sandwiches and a bakers to the other side selling delicious cakes, meals and bread. If an Indian meal is your thing there’s one directly over the road.A drive out to the coast will take 10 minutes as will a trip out over the moors and into the Cheviot hills. It’s the perfect place to stay!

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.

Visit England Gold Award cottage. The Byre at Bog Mill, Alnwick is situated down a quarter mile private track and overlooks the River Aln, on the outskirts of Alnwick and three miles from beach. A spacious self contained cottage for two with double bedroom. Open plan living area with feature arched windows overlooking the garden. Safe parking is adjacent to the cottage and secure storage for bicycles is available. WiFi is free of charge within the cottage. No smoking. No pets.

The Byre is recently refurbished self catering cottage. It is one of 3 cottages converted from the former farm buildings of Bog Mill, which is no longer a working farm. I have tried hard to create a space for relaxation and comfort yet fully equipped for all your self catering needs. If possible for weekly bookings a Friday arrival and departure day is preferred.

The Byre is located within beautiful countryside and overlooking the River Aln yet right on the edge of Alnwick town. Alnwick is interesting and historic with the Alnwick Castle at it's heart. Alnwick gardens created by the Duchess is well worth a visit as is the world famous Barter Books- the perfect warm and cosy retreat all year round. Just a few more minutes drive will take you to some breathtaking beaches and castles galore. A trip further inland will reward you with majestic hills and countryside enough to let you walk for miles probably without seeing another soul if that's what you choose.

Located on the edge of the beautiful market town of Alnwick, 10 minutes from the coast and train station. 30 minutes from Newcastle. 30 minutes from the Cheviots. A stones throw from supermarkets, leisure centre, and the A1. A short walk to Alnwick castle and the adjoining Alnwick garden, town centre with plenty bars, restaurants and cafes. Ideal for couples looking for a quiet, romantic break in a beautiful part of the world. More pictures of property to follow.

A cozy house with kitchen, dining and living area with log burner to the ground floor. There are steps up to the front door, with off street parking for 2 cars. The first floor consists of a double bedroom and bathroom. Unfortunately the rear garden is in the middle of being tidied up, so inaccessible until summer 2020.

'The Pink House', number 1 Lovaine terrace An opportunity to stay in one of the pretty picturesque coloured houses viewed from the East coast trainline and the popular Coastal route with views over the river Aln. Recently refurbished a unique 160 year old grade 2 listed end of terrace three storey building. Situated in a quite cul de sac off the main street. A very private, warm, cosy top storey ensuite bedroom with breath taking views over the estuary and views towards the Alnwick moors.

Coffee and tea making facilities are available in the room, but if you have any special requirements please don't hesitate to ask. I'm sure we can accommodate your needs. The room and en-suite have just been refurbished to a high standard with flat screen TV, radio, Wifi excellent heating and a shower with a stunning view over the river! Alnmouth village itself has a wonderful selection of fine eating venues, who offer excellent breakfasts mostly using locally sourced first class produce. A minutes walk! The village also features a great deli, restaurants serving a range of foods to choose from around the world including Italian ,locally caught seafood, Indian, street foods, and very welcoming pubs and cafes. Only 5 minutes walk to the links golf course, past the well stocked village Post office and news agents then continue on to discover a typical Northumbrian wonderfully long clean beach. Only 25 minutes walk from Alnmouth railway station serviced by East coast mainline with regular stops serviced by local connections to the local bus network and a local taxi service. Alnmouth 4 miles by regular bus to Alnwick, steeped in history, home of The Percy family in Alnwick Castle as featured in the 'Harry Potter' films, The Alnwick Gardens and The Aln valley railway. We can provide off street parking for cyclists provided you have locks.

Very quiet cul de sac set back off the main thoroughfare Northumberland street. Literally two minutes walk to main street and a great selection of restaurants and pubs.

A beautiful, modern and tastefully converted stone barn retaining much of its original character and charm. The Stable is one of 3 holiday cottages converted from the former farm buildings of Bog Mill Farm. Each cottage is completely self contained with their own individual gardens, entrances and parking spaces. Bog Mill is no longer a working farm. Peak season weekly bookings only based on a Sat- Sat stay. For stays of longer than one week please message me.

The Stable at Bog Mill, Alnwick is a two bedroomed two floor property which sleeps 4 people. It has a grand but modern four poster double bed in the ground floor bedroom and 2 single twin beds in the upstairs bedroom. The upstairs area also boasts its own seating and games area with sofa, television and dvd. The downstairs has a large open plan kitchen dining area and lounge area with large screen tv. Free WiFi is available throughout the cottage. The Stable boasts original features, high beams and a real feel of luxury with a high standard of furnishing throughout including a brand new fitted kitchen, breakfast bar and table seating six. It is located on the outskirts of the beautiful and historic town of Alnwick in Northumberland. Situated overlooking the River Aln down a quarter mile private track this property is perfectly located in the beautiful countryside yet in easy reach of the many amenities which Alnwick has to offer. Safe parking is adjacent to the cottage and secure storage for bicycles is available. There is no smoking and no pets are allowed in the Stable.

Bog Mill is a former farmhouse located down a private track. The Stable is one of 3 holiday cottages converted from the original farm buildings. Each cottage is completely self contained and does not share facilities with any other cottage.

Angel's Den is featured on the latest series of The Heist Series 2 on Sky One or Now TV. Decorated to a high standard Bright and spacious Comfortable and Homely Gas Central Heating New Kitchen

Free WiFi Netflix Now TV Private parking for 2 cars

Quite cul de sac Within walking distance to historic market town of Alnwick. Alnwick castle and gardens Cafe shops,pubs, restaurants

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!

A cosy cottage, 2.5 miles from the charming village of Warkworth and the stunning Northumbrian coast. This peaceful cottage is ideal for couples and small families alike. Sleeping up to 4 guests in two bedrooms, Bumblebee Cottage is an easy drive to the amazing beaches of Warkworth, Alnmouth and beyond, as well as to the dramatic countryside of this enchanting county. Bumblebee Cottage is part of a row, including its sister properties, Dove Cottage and Honeycomb Cottage (also on Airbnb).

Bumblebee Cottage has a 4*Gold rating awarded by Visit England. There is an open plan living, kitchen and dining area downstairs, and two comfortable bedrooms with quality bed linen and towels as well as a shower room with WC upstairs. The master bedroom has a king size bed and the twin room has two single beds convertible to a super king bed on request. A woodburning stove, Superfast Broadband, a smart TV with Netflix and a Tassimo pod coffee machine all help to make your stay more comfortable. There is a handy entrance lobby with a washer/drier and freezer, making a convenient place to dry muddy boots or wet dogs. A private garden with a table and chairs, and open views across the fields, is a wonderful place to relax in the sun with a glass of wine. A small kettle barbeque is available on request and there's secure bike storage if you need it. There are two dedicated parking spaces on the gravel driveway opposite the front door. The cottage is personally prepared for your arrival by your host to ensure the highest standards of cleanliness and maintenance. Search "Bumblebee Cottage Warkworth" to see our excellent Tripadvisor reviews.

Warkworth (2.5 miles), Alnmouth (5 miles), Amble (5 miles) and Alnwick (7.5 miles) are all great places to visit with great pubs, restaurants, shops, art galleries, castles and beaches. The 40 mile long Northumberland Coast AONB gives you huge stretches of pristine beaches and dunes for exploring or just sitting on the sand watching the waves and wildlife. If you crave clean air and solitude, try immersing yourself in the 410 sq miles of Northumberland National Park. There's something for everyone in this stunning county including adventure sports, great food and drink, art and history. Many of our guests comment that Bumblebee Cottage is in a great location to access everything Northumberland has to offer.

Visit England Gold award winning cottage. A beautiful, modern and tastefully converted stone barn retaining much of its original character and charm. The Granary is one of 3 holiday cottages converted from the former farm buildings of Bog Mill. Bog Mill is no longer a working farm. All three cottages are completely self contained with each cottage having their own individual garden areas, parking areas and garden furniture. The cottages do not not overlook each other or share any facilities.

The Granary at Bog Mill, Alnwick is a self contained two bedroomed (one bedroom is ensuite) two floor property which sleeps 4 people. It is located on the outskirts of the beautiful and historic town of Alnwick in Northumberland. Situated near to the River Aln down a quarter mile private track this property is perfectly located in the beautiful countryside yet in easy reach of the many amenities which Alnwick has to offer. Safe parking is adjacent to the cottage and secure storage for bicycles is available. There is no smoking and no pets are allowed in the Granary.

Bog Mill is a former farmhouse located down a private track. The Granary is one of 3 holiday cottages converted from the original farm buildings. All three cottages are completely self contained, no facilities are shared and the cottages although adjoining do not overlook each other.

Newly refurbished apartment in the centre of Alnwick , close to all local amenities . Fully equipped modern kitchen and bathroom.

Upper Howick Hideaway , less than 5 minutes walk from Alnwick town centre, castle and gardens . Ample free on street parking . Gas central heating, bespoke kitchen with range cooker and fridge freezer with water dispenser . Luxury bathroom with oversized bath and waterfall taps. Spacious lounge with modern furniture with large flat screen tv and sofa bed to accommodate extra guests. Boutique bedroom with Kingsize bed . Apartment is fully equipped with towels, bedding and tea and coffee is provided .

Upper Howick Hideaway is situated in the heart of Alnwick. Twisting cobbled streets with an eclectic collection of individual shops are teamed with some of the country’s top attractions, including Alnwick Castle a must for all Harry Potter fans .Home of the Percy family and Dukes of Northumberland since 1309, alongside is the Duchess of Northumberland’s blooming marvellous creation – The Alnwick Garden which is great for all ages . Children love the space , mazes and water features . Dine among the treetops of The Alnwick Garden in the fairytale setting of one of the world’s largest tree houses. Whether it’s rifling through the shelves of Barter Books, one of the UK’s largest second hand bookshops, housed in the town’s old railway station or catching a performance at Alnwick Playhouse; toe-tapping to live music in a lively inn or exploring the Bailiffgate Museum which brings to life the people and places of Northumberland, there’s always something to do in Alnwick.

Loan End Cottage is a lovely Georgian 2 bedroom cottage located a 7 minute walk from the centre of Alnwick. Off-street parking and own private entrance to the cottage. The owners live next door in the main part of the house, but you'll rarely see them unless you want to!! Living room with log-burner, kitchen, small rear courtyard on the ground floor. Upstairs their are 2 bedrooms - a single bed and a double bed - and a bathroom with over bath shower.

The cottage has a log-burner (logs supplied), 2 seater sofa and an armchair, good wifi and we are dog friendly. We provide complimentary tea & coffee, sweetener, a jug of milk in the fridge and a pack of biscuits. There are a selection of books and DVDs, CDs and the TV isa large flatscreen with UK freeview with integrated APPS such Netflix, Prime, BBC iPlayer, ITV HUB etc. (You will need your own user ids/log-in details etc to use the APPS.) The Wi-fi is BT fibre broadband, speeds are usually 50MB or more.

The building is grade 2 listed building with a private driveway away from the main street. It is very quiet but only a short walk to main street. Alnwick is famous for it's Castle, gardens and the coastline is one of the UK's best with large unspoilt beaches and castles galore.

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.

The apartment is a converted Victorian Granary and is situated at the rear of Seafield House which is a prominent Georgian house on Northumberland Street. The Granary was added to the original house in the 1800's. Although The Granary is attached to Seafield House, it is completely self contained and has its own separate entrance. The views, from The Granary, across the estuary and beach are a constant source of attraction.

The Granary is ideal for couples.

You cannot fail to love Alnmouth. The Granary is located in the very heart of the village. The cafes, restaurants and pubs are all on the doorstep. However, The Granary is tucked away off the high street despite its close proximity. The beach is a stone’s throw away.

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.

Beachside, fisherman’s cottage with uninterrupted and endless sea views. Located in the old smugglers village of Boulmer. Perfect for active family holidays and just a stone throw from the popular ‘Fishing Boat Inn’ . The ideal location for heavenly coastal walks to traditional pubs serving the local sea food. Please contact me for short stays as it may be possible at some times of the year. One dog considered. https://www.instagram.com/beachcottage_northumberland/

The Cottage has been comfortably and tastefully furnished. There are three bedrooms sleeping six comfortably. Upstairs is a double bedroom with kingsize bed and a twin bedroom. Downstairs on the right is a large twin bedroom next to the family bathroom. To the left of the hall downstairs is the sitting/dining room with open fire and well equipped kitchen. The private front garden spreads the width of the cottage and runs straight down to the beach. At the rear there is a small private yard with a shed suitable for storing bikes, bodyboards and buckets and spades.

Sleepy fishing village with a pub. This is predominantly a locals village and fishing still threads through life in the village. Lobster pots, ropes, tractors on the beach and fishing boats are very much evident. If you time it right you can buy fish straight from the boat.

Soak up the charms of historic Alnwick in this recently refurbished town centre flat. Just off the main street this 2nd floor property overlooks the town with pubs, restaurants, cafes and the castle all on the doorstep. Visit the Alnwick Gardens, The Castle, and the Northumberland Coast or simply relax in this beautiful market town.

With one living room featuring a large sofa, chair and a small dining table the flat is ideal for couples. A smart bedroom, kitchen and bathroom with shower completes the property.

You are invited to stay in a homely, relaxed and cosy environment that is eclectic in style with an assorted display of original artwork. The cottage is rural and extremely quiet surrounded by farm land, trees; you may spot the odd hare running past the window. Items for a D-i-Y Breakfast are available, as are tea & coffee facilities in your room.

Your room contains a comfy double bed with hypoallergenic duvet and pillows. Tea and coffee facilities and a fruit bowl are available in the room for your enjoyment. The room overlooks the lane where you can see trees and the occasional hare running past. A cat lives on the premises but is excluded from the room; chickens roam free in the back garden.

Remote, but not out in the sticks and surrounded by arable farm land. The location is perfect for exploring the varied delights of Northumberland, close to the market town of Alnwick with shops, restaurants and pubs. The cottage is a 5 minute drive to RAF Boulmer.

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!

Number Twelve is a modern and stylish two bedroom house on a quiet estate close to the centre of the historic market town of Alnwick. It has easy access to the A1 to explore the beautiful Northumbrian coast or countryside and its many villages. The property has a modern fitted kitchen, light airy open plan sitting/dining area, double bedroom and twin bedroom, a large bath and separate walk in shower. The property also has free parking directly outside.

Ground floor: Open plan sitting/dining area - with electric fire and Freeview TV. Sliding doors leading to a private enclosed garden area. Kitchen - electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer. Under stairs cupboard. First floor: Bedroom 1 - double bed, bedside cabinets and chest of drawers. Bedroom 2 - twin beds, bedside cabinet and built in wardrobe with shelves. Bathroom - toilet, sink, bath and walk-in shower. 2 further cupboards for storage. The property includes gas central heating, electricity, Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels. Stair gates, high chair, travel cot and toys also makes this property child friendly. Parking is available for 1 car directly outside of the property with additional free parking close by.

Number Twelve is a terraced house on a quiet housing estate. It is within easy walking distance to the famous Barter Books, Alnwick Gardens and Castle. Willowburn Sports Centre is a short walk away as well as two supermarkets and a local convenience store.

Situated near the centre of Alnwick town, this comfortable, cosy apartment is part of an award winning development of a Grade 2 listed building. The accommodation is bright, homely and neat. The south-west facing balcony catches every ray of afternoon and evening sun. Musically inclined guests can have use of a fine grand piano.

The flat and guest accommodation is simple and welcoming. Access to cooking and laundry facilities are available if required. A modest enhancement of the guest room is an electric valet. The covered balcony - whatever the weather- is a quiet place to sit, relax with a coffee and croissant or a glass of something. A good place to plan your day and your stay or unwind.

Alnwick Castle is just a five minute walk away and the Gardens are just a ten minute walk across town. There are many coffee and tea shops of which I can personally commend particular favourites and which include light lunches. Hulne Park with its old sculptural trees and wonderful views is also a few minutes walk away. A circular walk including the River Aln, the Castle, gentle hills and fields is a must. For evening dining, there are further personal recommendations locally and within a reasonable radius.

A ground floor apartment in a traditional Northumberland stone building in a central but peaceful location ideally located for the centre of Alnwick, a small historic market town in beautiful North Northumberland with it's many cafes, restaurants and independent shops. Number 9 is an ideal comfortable base for exploring all of the attractions of both the North Northumberland Coast and National Park. Private parking and modern amenities in this historic town.

A newly refurbished stone-built ground floor apartment that is a short walk to the market square surrounded by restaurants, pubs and cafes. Visit beautiful Alnmouth Village and beach, perfect for dog walking or the historic Alnwick Castle (or Hogwarts as Harry Potter fans may know it), Alnwick Gardens and Barter Books (the largest secondhand bookshop in the UK). Number 9 is a one bedroomed ground floor apartment with king size bed, large bathroom with bath, shower, wc and basin and the added bonus of a bluetooth enabled mirror allowing you to listen to your favourite tunes whilst relaxing after a days sightseeing. The lounge/diner has ample space for two, a smart TV with Netflix, stereo with cds and bluetooth, books, guides and games and super fast broadband so you can stream to your hearts content! The brand new fully fitted kitchen has fab oven, hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave and dishwasher and is well equipped for any culinary masterpiece.

Alnwick is a small friendly town with cobbled streets and many places to explore dominated by the Castle and home to the beautiful Alnwick Gardens with fountain cascade, water sculptures and the Poison Garden. Number 9 is situated close to an amazing butcher, baker and candlestick maker (well homeware shop ;-) so really has everything you need if you want to leave the car (allocated private parking space for your use).