Quality - Northumbria Byways

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2016
Quality
Self Catering Cottages
throughout Northumbria & the Borders
Thank you for choosing our brochure
We are a self catering holiday cottage agency specialising in
Northumbria and the Borders. With over 21 years experience in the
holiday business our aim is to offer both a professional and one-to-one
service to holidaymakers.
Being a privately owned company we have individual knowledge of all our properties and take pride in the fact
that our fully trained staff have first hand knowledge of Northumberland and are able to answer any queries a
customer may have. We can help you find the perfect retreat for your holiday or short break whether you are
looking for a barn conversion, a quaint fisherman’s cottage, a log cabin, a modern bungalow or a secluded location
for total peace and quiet. Every property has an individual appearance, some traditional cottage style and others
more contemporary. Please bear in mind the décor is to the owners taste. Located in picturesque coastal, village
and countryside settings, with all conveniences needed for a relaxing family holiday or romantic get away.
We hope we can help you find a cottage to suit your requirements.
Please remember if you have any questions, we are at the end of the telephone and looking
forward to helping you.
016977 46777
Ocean Club - Seahouses
& well-being
Some of our cottages in the Seahouses area have gained corporate
membership to the private Ocean Club in Seahouses. The club is only
open to members and not to the general public. If you are holidaying out
of season or not experiencing perfect weather this is the ideal venue to be pampered and recharge those
batteries. You will find an Ocean Club Brochure, terms and conditions, beauty treatment price list and the Club
admission card in your cottage upon arrival. Under 16 year olds admission fee includes use of swimming pool only.
Please keep these safe and remember to take them with you when you use the club. Car park entry code will be in
the cottage.
for everyone
Facilities include pool, children’s pool, steam room, sauna, spa, gym, beauty and alternative therapy centre, café/
bar, private car park, outdoor seating, aqua fit and pilates classes.
Health, fitness
The following admission charges will apply
when you visit - please report to the reception
upon arrival.
Adults & Children Admission Fee Applies
Child under 2 Free of charge
Towel Hire £2
Locker £1 Refundable
Parking Free of charge
Prices may be subject to change.
The club is DDA compliant making it fully
accessible for those with limited mobility,
wheelchair users and disabled guests.
Northumbria Byways - Quality Self Catering Cottages throughout Northumbria & the Borders
General Information
How To Make A Booking
Arrivals And Departures
Having looked through our brochure and selected one
or a number of choices it is advisable to telephone us
to confirm availability. We will be glad to discuss your
requirements and give advice and assistance wherever
possible. We will hold this provisional booking for
one week. Holiday weeks normally run Saturday to
Saturday. It is stated in the brochure if a property runs
Friday to Friday it will be charged at the corresponding
Saturday price.
Most properties are let from Saturday to Saturday
unless otherwise stated in the property details. The
normal arrival time is 4 pm and properties should be
vacated by 10 am on the day of your departure. This
is to allow for cleaning and preparation prior to the
arrival of the next occupants. Where possible, for
instance for families with children or babies we will
endeavour to make the property available at an earlier
time and departure a little later. Please inform us if
you would benefit from this but please remember it is
subject to scheduling and availability.
Sending Your Booking Form
Please send your booking form, together with the
deposit which will be one third of the total rental
charge or full payment if holiday is within 6 weeks.
A booking fee of £20 will be added to each booking
made. Please also state on the form if you wish to
bring any pets, require any additional items such
as cots, highchairs, fuel or extra linen. Please also
mention any special requirements that are not listed
as part of our standard or additional services so we
may endeavour to help meet these needs.
21 years
experience
in the
holiday business
Electricity, Gas and Fuel For Open Fires
In some properties this is charged separately to the
rent and may involve, in the case of electricity and
gas, a meter reading at the end of your stay or the
use of a coin or card meter. lf the property details
mention a coin meter, please remember to bring a
supply of coins with you. Electricity cards can usually
be purchased from the owner.
Damage Deposits
Key Collection
You must make contact with the owner or caretaker to
arrange your key collection. Please do this during the
week prior to your holiday. Contact details will be
sent with final confirmation. If you are unable to make
contact please call our office before leaving home.
Finding Your Way To The Property
All details and road directions are forwarded to you
as soon as we receive the second payment, or full
payment for your holiday.
Some owners require a damage deposit for their
Cottages. This is normally taken by Northumbria
Byways on a credit card and refunded if all is in order
after departure.
Linen
Details are given for each property.
Duvets - no linen - you are required to bring sheets,
duvet covers, pillowcases, towels, tea towels and
table cloth. If linen hire is mentioned, the charge is £5
pppw unless otherwise stated.
Duvets with linen - bed linen is provided but you
must bring towels, etc.
Duvets with linen and towels - bed linen and
towels provided. Please note you must bring all
your own bedding and linen for cots.
General Information
Garden
Overseas Visitor Payment
Most properties have a garden for the use of the
Holidaymaker. lf a garden is not mentioned in the
brochure entry there is no garden available.
Bookings from overseas must be paid by bank transfer
or a cheque drawn on a London Bank made payable in
sterling to Northumbria Byways. Payment may also be
made by Credit or Debit Card.
Cleaning
All properties are thoroughly cleaned and prepared
prior to your arrival. Please ensure that on your
departure you leave the cottage in the same condition
it was found.
Pets
Pets are welcome in many properties and this is
shown in the individual property details. In all cases
you must inform us of any pets you wish to bring and
that it is understood that on departure there shall be
no evidence of the pet in either the property or the
gardens, and that no nuisance or annoyance is caused
to neighbours. Pets are charged at £15 per pet per
week unless otherwise stated.
Short Breaks
These are holidays of a minimum 3 night duration.
Winter Breaks during the months November to
March may be booked any time.
Off Peak Breaks in the Spring and Autumn can only
be booked within 3 weeks of your holiday.
Premium Short Breaks on those dates marked with
an asterisk on the price guide, can only be booked
within one week of the holiday start date.
Payment By Credit Card
We are able to accept payment by most major Credit
and Debit Cards but are obliged to make a handling
charge of 2% on Credit Card payments.
General Information
Inspection and Tourist Board Ratings
All of our cottages are carefully inspected prior to
inclusion in our brochure. In addition many cottages
have been assessed by the Visit Britain Quality
in Tourism Quality Assurance Scheme or Scottish
Tourist Board (STB) Quality Standard for Self Catering
Accommodation. These Star ratings reflect quality,
comfort, space, facilities and cleanliness. The more
Stars, the higher the overall level of quality. Each
scheme differs in detail. Examples below:
360˚
To ur
360˚ virtual tour available online for
cottages marked with this symbol.
Northumberland's National Park has
been awarded Dark Sky status.
Cottages marked with this symbol are
within the Dark Sky Park.
Booking Office Hours
Mon - Fri 9.00am - 5.30pm
Sat 9.30am - 5.00pm
Outside office hours a telephone answering
system will be in operation on which you may
leave a message.
Anchor
Cottage
Skears
Cresswell, nr Druridge Bay
Coast - Sea Views
Code 611
Sleeps 4 | Price Group* | Map Ref M15
Cottage
Cresswell, nr Druridge Bay
Coast - Sea Views
Code 602
Sleeps 5 | Price Group P | Map Ref M15
Seaside
House
Newbiggin by the Sea
Coast
Code 367
Sleeps 10 | Price Group W* | Map Ref M16
* See Price List Page 58
If it’s a romantic coastal self-catering escape
you’re looking for, Anchor Cottage is for you.
Luxuriously appointed, this idyllic cottage boasts
breath-taking uninterrupted views across the
North Sea. In this stunning retreat for all seasons,
panoramic windows frame the changing tides,
while glass Juliet balconies shelter you from the
breeze without detracting from the views. Relax
with a glass of wine and enjoy captivating sunsets.
This jewel of a cottage has been painstakingly
renovated to offer a 5 star romantic sanctuary in
which to unwind. At the front, there is a pretty
cottage garden facing a medieval Pele tower, while
at the rear there is a rock garden and a wooden
bench strategically placed on the “Bank Top” (the
water’s edge) from which you can enjoy unrivalled
sea views. Cresswell village is at the southern
end of Druridge Bay, a tranquil and unspoiled 7
mile stretch of golden sand. Located mid-way
between Newcastle and Alnwick the cottage is
perfectly situated for touring Northumberland, a
region steeped in history with many castles, stately
homes and gardens all within easy reach by car.
Bird watching, walking, fishing, cycling and golf all
available locally.
Ground floor - Immaculately presented lounge
with wood burning stove set in an original stone
fireplace. Light and extremely spacious well
equipped kitchen with glazed atrium roof light,
second wood burning stove and huge picture
windows. Fully tiled bathroom with bath, shower
spray and WC. First floor - Master bedroom with
king-size bed. Twin bedded room. Both bedrooms
have exposed beams and Juliet balconies with a
glass screen. Fully tiled shower room with power
shower and WC.
This former 200 year old Fisherman’s Cottage
stands in an enviable position only a stone's throw
from the sea with stunning views of Druridge
Bay. The views from the kitchen, sunroom, master
bedroom and rear are spectacular and the historic
Pele tower which dates back to the 15th century
faces the front of the property. The cottage has a
garden room just off the kitchen with seating and
cover from the elements so you can enjoy the sea
view in comfort, regardless of the weather, day
or night at any time of year. The traditional, quiet
seaside village of Cresswell is situated at the
southerly point of Druridge Bay. It has one of the
most impressive stretches of beach on the Heritage
Coastline with an awesome seven mile long sweep
of golden sand which runs from Cresswell to
Hauxley near Amble, a paradise for water sports
enthusiasts. Druridge Bay is also a haven for bird
watchers with hides built especially for observing
wildfowl in the Wildlife Trust Reserve as well as
dotted along this coastline. Long ago coal mining
was the main source of income in this region and
Skears Cottage takes its name from the reference
to a band of coal. The local history is brought back
to life at the Woodhorn Museum. Bird watching,
fishing, water sports, cycling, golf, walking and
sailing all available locally.
This Victorian townhouse is located 50 metres back
from the seafront and promenade in Newbiggin
by the Sea, south of the mighty expanse of sand
at Druridge Bay. 15 miles northeast of Newcastle,
Newbiggin links the buzz of a vibrant city with the
endless beauty of this stunning coastline. 2007
saw the completion of Newbiggin by the Sea’s new
sea defence breakwater and the first permanent
offshore sculpture in the UK called “Couple”. The
sculpture of a man and a woman standing together
looking out to sea was commissioned by Inspire
Northumberland and was a unique project for the
artist, Sean Henry. Woodhorn Country Park and
Northumberland Museum are only 5 minutes by
car. A short drive inland is the attractive market
town of Morpeth with a leisure centre, swimming
pool, a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants
plus the added attractions of a Bagpipe Museum
and Chantry Craft Centre. Hexham, Hadrian’s Wall
and the Roman Fort of Housesteads lie to the
west and are well worth a visit. Further north lies
the ancient town of Alnwick famous for it’s castle
and gardens and Holy Island accessible only by a
fantastic causeway. Druridge Bay Country Park and
beach combine country pursuits of bird watching,
walking, canoeing and board sailing.
Ground floor - Spacious lounge with wood
burning stove. Breakfast room with dining table to
seat 8 and wood burning stove set in an Inglenook
fireplace. Well equipped large kitchen with wooden
floor and door into sun room. First floor - Master
bedroom with king-size bed. Twin bedded room.
Cosy single bedroom. Large bathroom with shower,
bath and WC.
Ground floor - Comfortable lounge with log effect
fire. Fitted kitchen/diner with French doors out to
small patio area. First floor - Master bedroom
with four poster bed and en-suite shower and WC.
Double bedroom. Single bedroom. Bathroom with
over bath shower and WC. Second floor - Family
room with double bed and single bed. Twin bedded
room.
Services - Electricity and electric heating
included. Wood burning stoves - initial supply of
fuel provided. TV’s with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi.
Cooker with ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge.
Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble
dryer. Parking space for one car to rear and on
road in front. Excellent beach café 5 minutes walk.
Ellington has pub, shop and PO 1.5 miles. Duvets
with linen and towels.
Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage
please. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
£100 Damage Deposit required.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Wood
burning stoves – initial supply of fuel provided. TV
with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. Ceramic hob. Double
oven/grill. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher.
Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Shared courtyard
access to rear. Double garage for up to 2 cars.
Local Ice cream shop just 25 yards. Pub, shop and
PO 1.5 mile. Duvets with linen - No towels.
Well behaved pets welcome.
No smoking in cottage please.
Availability - All Year/Short Breaks
Minimum Short Break price 3 nights £300
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Colour
TV’s with Freeview. DVD. Video. CD radio. Electric
cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher.
Washer/dryer. Z-bed. Cot. Highchair & travel cot
on request. Small enclosed patio with furniture
to rear. Roadside parking. Shop/PO/pub 100
metres. Duvets with linen and towels. 1 pet by
arrangement. No smoking in house please.
*NB: Off peak reduction to price group R for
up to 5 people or group T for up to 7 people.
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Barkers
& Skelwith Cottage
Ellington, Nr Druridge Bay
Coast
Skelwith Cottage
Barkers Cottage, Code 520
Sleeps 4 | Price Group * | Map Ref L15
Skelwith Cottage, Code 521
* See Price List Page 58 for both cottages
Barkers Cottage
Barkers Cottage
Skelwith Cottage
These two picturesque stone cottages stand in the centre of Ellington Village only 1 mile from the southern end of Druridge Bay. Both cottages benefit from a recent
major refurbishment to provide tip-top holiday accommodation. Ellington Village is a perfect location for touring the area being only a short drive from the National Trust
properties of Wallington Hall, Cragside and Warkworth Castle. The village has a well stocked village shop with long opening hours and The Plough, a pub serving good
food. The sometimes deserted, awesome seven mile long sweep of golden sands of Druridge Bay runs from Hauxley near Amble in the north to Cresswell in the south, a
paradise for water sports enthusiasts. The nearby country park with a lake and ever maturing trees and woodland is an excellent place to embrace nature with footpaths
and trails in every direction. Druridge Bay is a sanctuary for bird watchers with hides built especially for observing wildfowl in the Wildlife Trust Reserve as well as
dotted along this coastline. The immense stretch of sand dunes which follows the contour of the bay is noted for a beautiful array of wild flowers throughout the year
but predominantly in the summer months. Morpeth is 6 miles away, with many stylish shops combined with the historical 13th century Chantry where you will find the
towns’ Bagpipe Museum and Northumbrian Arts and Crafts Gallery. The town’s woodland paths wind through Carlisle Park which boasts river boating, tennis and bowls. A
Farmers Market takes place the first Saturday of each month allowing visitors the chance to experience some of the very best in local produce.
Skelwith Cottage, Ground floor - Exceptionally spacious sitting room with large dining table. Study room. Fully fitted
modern galley kitchen. Cloakroom with WC.. First floor - Two double bedrooms 1 with unusual sloping ceiling – limited
headroom. Bathroom with over bath shower and WC
Barkers Cottage, Ground floor - Light and airy sitting room with original feature range fireplace and dining area. Modern
well equipped kitchen. Cloakroom with WC. Open Tread Staircase to First floor - Double bedroom. Characterful Twin
bedded room with sloping ceiling. Bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
Skelwith Cottage
Hedley
Services both cottages - Electricity and Gas CH included. Colour TV with Freeview including radio stations. DVD. Electric
oven and hob. Microwave. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Small outside seating area. Roadside parking. Shop/pubs in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. Welcome tray provided. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottages. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Grange Cottages
Nr Beamish
South Tyneside
Woodpeckers, Code 357
Sleeps 2 | Price Group H | Map Ref K22
Swallows, Code 358
Sleeps 3 | Price Group M | Map Ref K22
Woodpeckers Cottage
Swallows Cottage
These exclusive barn conversions are set in a secluded garden overlooking a 9 hole golf course. Equipped to a luxury standard and aptly named after two of the
many enchanting birds which frequent the garden, they offer stylish, modern accommodation in a perfect rural setting on the border between Northumberland
and County Durham. This region offers an endless array of excursions with The Baltic Centre of Contemporary Art and The Millennium Bridge on Gateshead
Quays only 8 miles. Or take a trip to the Metro Centre 6 miles, to indulge in a spot of retail therapy in one of the largest shopping centres in Europe. The North
of England Open Air Museum at Beamish is 2 miles. This is a living working experience giving a vivid insight into the daily chores of those who lived in the early
19th and 20th centuries. Many of the scenes from the television adaptations of the Catherine Cookson novels have been filmed on location on the streets within
Beamish Museum. County Durham, known as The Land of the Prince Bishops has some of the most dramatic landscapes in England. It is a county steeped in
history with many fine castles including the awe-inspiring Durham Castle, which has stood on a peninsula above the River Wear for over 800 years, a symbol of
the power and wealth of a bygone era, it was one of the first World Heritage Sites designated in Britain. This is an ideal base for exploring the City of Newcastle,
Northumberland Coast, the Roman Wall, the Northumberland National Park and the Durham Dales. Golf, Fishing, mountain biking, walking and horse riding all
available locally.
Woodpeckers Cottage - Access via internal
staircase to First floor Spacious, elegantly
furnished, open plan lounge with dining table
and ultra modern fully fitted kitchen area. Double
bedroom with large en-suite shower room and WC.
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Swallows Cottage - Ground floor - Stylish
fitted modern dining/kitchen. WC and hand basin.
First floor - Comfortable, exquisitely furnished
lounge. Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
and WC. Double bedroom with en-suite shower
and hand basin.
Services - Electricity and full gas CH included.
Colour TV. DVD. Video. CD radio. Electric oven
and hob. Microwave. Fridge with icebox. Shared
use of washer/dryer. Shared enclosed landscaped
garden with lawn, patio area and furniture.
Off road parking. Shops/pubs/restaurant
1 mile. Duvets with linen and towels.
Sorry no pets or smoking in the cottage.
East
Byermoor Cottages
Whickham, Nr Newcastle Upon Tyne
Derwentside
Eaststone Cottage
Fellstone Cottage
Fellstone Cottage, Code 569
Sleeps 4 | Price Group * | Map Ref K20
Eaststone Cottage, Code 579
Fellstone Cottage
Eaststone Cottage
Fellstone and Eaststone are two charming stone built cottages, set amidst one and half acres of landscaped garden, which have spectacular views across
the Derwent Valley and overlook the National Trust's Gibside Estate a haven for wildlife with red kites often soaring in the skies above. With over 15 miles of
footpaths, take a stroll in the tranquil gardens, along the riverside or through the woodland trails or for the family, there is an adventure play area and idyllic
picnic spots. The cottages are ideal for couples or families looking for a relaxing holiday or to explore the many local attractions. The Beamish Open Air Museum,
the city of Newcastle Upon Tyne with its vibrant culture, Baltic Centre for contemporary Art, the Quayside with its unique tilting eye Millennium Bridge and The
Sage Gateshead are within easy reach. Retail therapy is available at Gateshead Metro Centre, Europe’s largest shopping mall only 5 miles away. Hadrian’s Wall,
Alnwick Castle and Gardens and the North East Heritage Coastline are easily accessible by car. Whickham golf course close by.
Fellstone Cottage, Accommodation all on one level - Entrance Hall with utility room. Beautifully furnished
open plan lounge/dining area with wooden floor, contemporary style electric fire, exposed oak beams and wonderful
countryside views. The dining table has seating for 6 people. Master bedroom with wooden sleigh king-size bed, large
fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. Light, airy hallway leads to Twin bedded room. Family bathroom with over
bath electric shower, WC and heated towel rail. 3 steps up. Modern fully equipped kitchen.
Eaststone Cottage, Accommodation all on one level - Modern beautifully furnished open plan lounge with fully
equipped kitchen and wooden floor. There is a drop leaf table with 3 chairs for dining. Double bedroom. Small single
bedroom. Shower room with wc. Under floor heating throughout.
Fellstone Cottage
Eland
Green Cottages
Ponteland
Central
The Old Stables
Services - Electricity and LPG CH included. Flat screen TV with Freeview. DVD. CD Radio. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Dishwasher in Fellstone. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Gravelled
courtyard with patio furniture and barbecue. Large shared garden with child swing. Off road parking.
Pub 0.5 miles. Shop/pubs/PO 1 mile. Duvets with linen and towels. 1 small well behaved dog welcome
by arrangement with owner @ £20 PER PET. No smoking in cottage please. Eaststone Cottage has
Fridge with ice box & Washer/dryer. Minimum short break price £370.
The Old Stables, Code 501
Sleeps 4 /6 | Price Group H | Map Ref K18
The Old Tackroom, Code 502
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group H | Map Ref K18
The Old Stables
The Old Tackroom
Located on the owner’s 200 acre farm on the outskirts of Ponteland, these two semi-detached cottages have been sympathetically converted from a 250 year old
stable block retaining many original features. Set in an enclosed courtyard they have access to a large shared garden and there is a tennis court to enjoy. There
is also a small games room for children to play in with a small snooker/pool table, table tennis and a dart board. They are extremely well placed being only 30
minutes from the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne, or for some extreme retail therapy, the Metro Centre at Gateshead is packed with over 330 shops. Within
45 minutes you can also visit Alnwick Castle and Gardens or any of the lovely clean uncrowded sandy beaches along the Heritage coastline. For those seeking
more energetic outdoor pursuits the Northumberland National Park and Hadrian’s Wall provide an endless selection of footpaths and trails to explore, with the
chance to observe an abundance of wildlife along the way. The National Trust property of Wallington Hall and Belsay Castle and gardens run by English Heritage
are a short drive. There is a choice of pubs and restaurants serving good local food within walking distance.
The Old Stables, Ground floor - Large living/dining room with laminate floor. Two Z-beds for +2. Fitted kitchen.
Bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and WC. First floor - Double bedroom. Small twin bedded room. Both
bedrooms have original beamed, coombed ceilings.
The Old Tackroom, Ground floor - Small second sitting room with dark wood panelling, equestrian memorabilia
decorating the walls and original fireplace. Sofa bed for +2. First floor - Lounge/dining room. Breakfasting kitchen.
Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Large bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and WC. Most rooms have
original beamed, coombed ceilings.
The Old Tackroom
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. TV with Freeview. DVD. Video. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Travel cot. Highchair. Garden furniture. Barbecue. Tennis court
available April to October. Off road parking. Duvets with linen – Towel hire available £6pppw.
Sorry no pets and non smokers only please.
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Beachcombers
Retreat
Low Hauxley, Nr Amble
Coast – Sea Views
Code 609
Sleeps 6 | Price Group W | Map Ref M13
Situated along a private lane, at the southern edge of Low Hauxley, Beachcombers Retreat stands in an enviable position with unrivalled sea views from the
lounge with doors out to a fabulous balcony. The cottage adjoins the owner’s home and offers the ultimate in 5 star luxury with the added bonus of being only
a few steps from an often deserted sandy beach and a 5 minute walk from Hauxley Nature Reserve. Coquet Island, which was featured in the recent series
Tales from Northumberland starring Robson Green, can be seen from the beach. This tiny island lies about 1 mile off the coast, it is an RSPB reserve and home
to a large colony of nesting seabirds, including comical Puffins and 90 per cent of the UK’s Roseate Tern population. It is possible to enjoy a close up view by
taking a boat trip from Amble harbour. Amble about 2 miles, is a thriving fishing port where you can pick up your daily groceries or have a meal in one of the
pubs, restaurants or cafes. The region is steeped in ancient history with many castles, some splendid National Trust houses and beautiful ornamental gardens
to discover. One of the most notable castles is at the market town of Alnwick, about 10 miles away, made famous in recent times as being the set for the Harry
Potter films and Downton Abbey Christmas Special. National cycle route (1) on the doorstep.
Ground floor - Contemporary style kitchen with cream wooden units, granite work surfaces, led lighting
and large wooden table to seat 6. Twin bedded room (zip and link beds). Double bedroom with French door
leading to paved area. Shower room and WC. First floor - Spacious lounge with wooden flooring and
doors leading to a balcony with seating and amazing sea view across to Coquet Island. Master bedroom
with sea view, double bed, en-suite bathroom with over bath power shower and WC.
Rainbow
Cottage
Coast
Services - Electricity and air source heating included. Flat screen TV with Sky. Wi-Fi. DVD. CD radio.
Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer in shed.
Travel cot. Highchair. South facing enclosed paved area with patio furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars.
Storage for bikes. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in Amble 2 miles. Duvets with linen and
towels (no beach towels). 1 well behaved pet welcome. No smoking in cottage please.
Code 527
Sleeps 6 | Map Ref M13
Rainbow Cottage is situated in Low Hauxley which was originally a small fishing village nestled in
the dunes above the beautiful and very quiet sandy beach of Hauxley Haven. The cottage has been
transformed into a light airy holiday home with a contemporary feel. For those seeking a restful seaside
holiday the location of the cottage is perfect as the beach is approximately 80 metres away. Hauxley
Haven lies at the northern end of Druridge Bay. These golden sands are ideal for walkers, dog owners
and absolutely ideal for familes, as the beach is rarely busy and sometimes can even be deserted. Just
south of the village is Hauxley bird reserve with its ponds and hides. From here a large variety of birds
and wild fowl can be observed and photographed. Coquet Island the RSPB Reserve lies just off the
northern end of Hauxley Haven and is home to Eider Ducks, Puffins, the Roseate Tern and grey seals.
These can be observed by a local boat service which operates from Amble Harbour and runs trips around
the island. A trip well worth taking! Low Hauxley is an ideal base for exploring historic and beautiful
Northumberland. It is close to a range of outdoor activities such as walking, bird watching river and sea
fishing, boating, golfing, cycling and horse riding.
Ground floor - Spacious bright and airy lounge/dining room with laminate flooring, contemporary
wall mounted electric fire and patio doors out to paved sitting area with patio furniture. Modern galley
kitchen with tiled floor. Utility room. Cloakroom with WC and hand basin. First floor - Two double
bedrooms with built in wardrobes and sea views. Bunk bedded room. Stylish family bathroom with over
bath electric shower, heated towel rail and WC.
Saturday Changeover
5/6 3/4
2
People PeoplePeople
Xmas & New Year 2015 £700
£700 £700
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016
£440
£380 £315
13 Feb 2016
£520
£435 £345
20 Feb - 19 Mar 2016
£440
£380 £315
26 Mar - 02 Apr 2016
£605
£510 £510
09 Apr 2016
£585
£495 £355
16 Apr - 23 Apr 2016
£490
£380 £320
30 Apr – 14 May 2016
£515
£400 £335
21 May 2016
£585
£535 £430
28 May 2016
£690
£630 £630
04 Jun 2016
£585
£535 £425
11 Jun – 18 Jun 2016
£670
£570 £460
25 Jun - 09 Jul 2016
£670
£585 £470
16 Jul – 20 Aug 2016
£820
£820 £820
27 Aug 2016
£815
£650 £470
03 Sept - 10 Sept 2016
£635
£535 £425
17 Sept – 24 Sept 2016 £575
£420 £350
01 Oct – 08 Oct 2016
£505
£385 £325
15 Oct - 22 Oct 2016
£605
£510 £365
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016
£440
£380 £315
Xmas & New Year 2016 £700
£700 £700
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Wall
mounted electric fire. 51” flat screen TV with
Freeview. DVD player. Wi-Fi. CD radio. Built-in
electric oven. Electric ceramic hob. Microwave.
Dishwasher. Fridge. Fridge/Freezer. Washing
Machine. Travel Cot. Highchair. Off road parking
for 2 cars. Storage for bicycles. Shops/PO/pubs /
restaurants/TIC in Amble. Duvets with linen and
towels. 1 well behaved dog welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
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Beach
View Cottage
Coast – Sea Views
Chantilly
Code 596
Sleeps 4 | Price Group L | Map Ref M13
Nestled in the quiet hamlet of Low Hauxley, a
stone’s throw from an often deserted beach,
Beach View Cottage is the perfect bolt hole for
a seaside holiday or a romantic break. Both the
lounge and the conservatory have access to the
pretty enclosed garden with a feature fishing boat.
The views from the bedroom windows, across the
beach and out to sea, are stunning. The cottage
oozes charm and character with a large stone
inglenook fireplace the main feature of the lounge.
Located only a minute’s walk from the beach,
children will have endless fun building sand castles
or searching through the rock pools when the tide
is out. The fishing port of Amble, nicknamed the
friendliest port, lies on the River Coquet Estuary at
the southern end of the Northumberland coast. It is
a short drive and has a good range of shops, pubs
and cafes and hosts the only UK Puffin festival,
inspired by the 36,000 Puffin colony residing on
nearby Coquet Island. You can watch the birds
whilst on a Puffin Cruise sailing from the harbour.
Water sports including sailing, kayaking and power
boating as well as golf, walking and mountain
biking available locally.
Ground floor - Bright and airy lounge with electric
stove effect fire, dining table and French doors
out to garden. Galley style kitchen. Utility room
with WC. Conservatory with door out to garden.
Study area next to staircase. First floor - Master
bedroom with double bed and en-suite shower
room and WC. Twin bedded room with en-suite
bathroom with over bath shower and WC. Both
bedrooms have fabulous sea views. Hanging space
for clothes on landing.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Flat
screen TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi.
Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer.
Washing machine. Shaver point. Travel cot.
Highchair. Enclosed garden with furniture. Off
road parking for 1 car. Storage for bikes. Shops/
PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in Amble 2 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well behaved
pets welcome by arrangement with
owner. No smoking in
cottage please.
Coast - Sea Views
Code 359
Sleeps 2 | Price Group F | Map Ref M13
Only metres away from a quiet stretch of golden
sands Chantilly is a romantic getaway in an
enviable position. Stroll along an often deserted
beach on a summer’s evening with a stunning
backdrop of Coquet Island, which lies a mile off
shore from Amble to the north. In addition to
being an RSPB reserve with thousands of Puffins,
Terns and one of Britain’s rarest seabirds the
Roseate Tern there is also an 80° lighthouse
built on the ruins of a mediaeval tower. During
the summer months, boats regularly sail out of
Amble taking tourists to observe the birds. This
area is steeped in history so you are never far
from a dramatic castle with Alnwick, Warkworth,
Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh all within easy
reach. Amble is an important fishing port with
various shops, pubs and restaurants. The award
winning marina is packed with fishing boats,
pleasure crafts and yachts. Fishing, sailing,
walking, cycling and golf all nearby.
Ground floor - Enchanting living/dining room
with multi-fuel stove set in an inglenook fireplace.
Modern fully fitted kitchen with sea views.
First floor - Attractive double bedroom with TV
and fitted furniture. Bathroom with over bath
electric shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and Full NSH included.
Convector heater upstairs. Multi-fuel stove fuel provided. Colour TV with Freesat. DVD. CD
radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Washing machine. Shaver point. Telephone. Small
patio with furniture. Off road parking. Shops/PO/
pubs 1.5 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
Storage for bikes. Pets by arrangement.
The
Hideaway
Low Hauxley
Coast
Code 566
Tucked away in the corner of a courtyard this
quaint 19th century, former fisherman’s cottage is
only a few metres from an often deserted sandy
beach. The Hideaway is immaculately presented
offering a cosy bolt-hole for couples hoping to
escape their hectic lifestyles. Low Hauxley is
located at the northern end of Druridge Bay and
only 1.5 miles from Amble, known as the friendliest
port, offering a wide variety of pubs, cafes, the
flourishing award winning marina and colourful
harbour. Boat trips are run from Amble around
Coquet Island, an RSPB managed nature reserve
which is designated as a ‘site of special scientific
interest’ and is a safe haven for puffins, terns and
seals. The market town of Alnwick, with its famous
castle and gardens is within easy reach, while
Bamburgh, Holy Island and the rest of the glorious
Heritage Coast are waiting to be discovered.
Altogether an ideal base to enjoy Northumberland’s
stunning scenery, explore the peace and tranquility
of the National Park or visit the National Trust
owned Cragside House and gardens at Rothbury.
Ground floor - Relaxing lounge, full of character
with sandstone inglenook fireplace and multi fuel
stove. Spacious, modern kitchen with tiled floor
and patio doors leading to a charming, enclosed
rear garden with large decking and paved seating
areas. Cloakroom and WC.
First floor - Oak staircase leads to a bright and
airy double bedroom with large skylight windows,
fitted wardrobes, dressing table, TV and DVD. The
en-suite shower room has a double-size power
shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Multi
fuel stove – Coal and logs provided. Colour TV with
Freesat. DVD. Telephone. CD radio. Electric range
cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble
dryer. Fridge. Freezer. Enclosed rear garden with
decking, barbecue and patio furniture. Off road
parking. Storage for bikes. Shop/PO/pubs 1.5 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. Pets by arrangement.
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Lobster
Pot Cottage
Little
Coast
Code 261
Code 612
Sleeps 4 | Price Group* | Map Ref M13
This delightful and romantic little 19th century
fisherman's cottage lies just 60 metres from a
clean sandy beach in the picturesque seaside
hamlet of Low Hauxley where a few boats
still fish for lobsters and crabs. Attractive,
cosy and atmospheric with its exposed stone
walls, co-ordinated colours and fabrics and
comfortable furnishings, it provides a holiday
base of the very highest standard throughout.
Low Hauxley is located on the Heritage Coast
to the north of Druridge Bay, a 4 mile stretch of
mature sand dunes and beautiful white sands
which incorporates Druridge Bay Country Park
and several nature reserves. 1.5 miles north,
at the mouth of the River Coquet is the small
town of Amble which has a fishing fleet and
marina. Amble Harbour Village, a new quayside
development, has attractive retail pods selling
bespoke crafts, a seafood centre and an excellent
seafood restaurant and Bistro. From here it is
possible to take a boat trip around Coquet Island,
an RSPB reserve a mile or so off shore, famous for
its Puffins and rare Roseate Terns.
Ground floor - Delightful living room with
original cast iron range, electric fire and
interesting exposed stonework. Pleasant dining
kitchen with countryside views and door out to
pretty little garden. Cloakroom and WC.
First floor - Attractive double bedroom with
distant views of the lighthouse on Coquet Island.
Bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
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Panhaven
Amble
Coast
Panhaven
Cottage
Amble
Coast
Code 597
Sleeps 5/6 | Price Group* | Map Ref M13
Little Panhaven is located in the bustling fishing
port of Amble at the southern end of the Heritage
Coastline. Locally known as the “Friendliest Port,”
the charm of Amble is centred around the South
Pier and promenade, which incorporates a sea
front pathway down to the harbour. Recently
Amble has undergone a regeneration programme
with the creation of a harbour village providing
locals and tourist with 15 individual retail pods
selling crafts, gifts, accessories, food and drink.
There is also a seafood centre offering fish caught
off the Northumberland coast. A mile off shore
is Coquet Island home to a colony of 36,000
puffins. Boats take tourists on Puffin Cruises out
to watch these comical seabirds and an array of
other wildlife. The village of Warkworth with its
imposing medieval castle dominating the skyline
is a short drive beside the river Coquet. This pretty
village sits in a loop of the river which almost
surrounds it. Walking, fishing, sailing, cycling all
available locally.
This comfortable mid terraced property comprises
of first and second floor accommodation with
open views across a village green towards the sea
and Coquet Island beyond. The local amenities in
Amble and a sandy beach are all within walking
distance. Amble has proudly declared itself ‘the
friendliest port’ and over recent years has been
extensively regenerated with a new pier and
impressive marina and is now a colourful fishing
and leisure port. The town sits on the estuary of
the River Coquet, well located at the southern
end of the 30 mile stretch of Heritage coastline
noted for its varied wildlife, spectacular scenery
and miles of clean, sandy beaches. Warkworth
with its mediaeval castle is 2 miles. There are
several RSPB nature reserves nearby and boat
trips are available to observe the massive 36,000
colony of comical looking Puffins which nest on
Coquet Island. Local recreational facilities include
canoeing, sea and fresh water angling, sailing
and golf. Amble has shops, pubs and a popular
quayside market.
Accommodation all on one level
Open plan ground floor cottage. Well-presented
spacious lounge with oak mantle feature fire place
with wood burner style electric fire, view of the
nautical styled rear yard. Dining area with table to
seat 4. Modern well equipped kitchen area. Large
master bedroom with king-size bed and pretty
views across the links green to the front. Twin
bedded room. Family bathroom with over bath
shower and WC.
Services - Electricity included. Full NSH
downstairs. Convector heaters upstairs. Colour
TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi for 2016.
Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge with icebox.
Washing machine. Sheltered garden with decking,
patio furniture and barbecue. Off road parking.
Shops/PO/pubs 1.5 miles. Duvet with linen and
towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included.
Wood burner style electric fire. Flat screen TV.
DVD player with DVD’s. iPod dock. Wi-Fi. Gas
oven and hob. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine.
Microwave. Enclosed rear yard. Parking for 1 car
in front of cottage. Additional free parking nearby.
Shops/pubs/restaurants in town. 1 well behaved
pet welcome. Duvets with linen and towels.
Can also be booked with Panhaven, code 597,
which sleeps 5 for a larger group of friends or
family. No smoking in cottage please.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
First floor - Bright and airy lounge with wood
burning stove, comfortable corner sofa and flat
screen TV. Kitchen/diner with large farmhouse
style table. 1 step down into utility room. Single
bedroom with space for a fold-out bed for extra
guest. From utility room 1 step down into bathroom
with over bath shower and WC. Staircase to a
shared rear yard with bike storage. Second floor
- Spacious master bedroom with double bed and
large Velux window with views of the sea and
Coquet Island in the distance. Double bedroom.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Electric
stove effect fire. Flat screen TV with Freeview.
DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob.
Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing
machine. Shaver point. Travel cot. Highchair. Rear
court yard. Off road parking for 1 car. Shops/PO/
pubs/restaurants/TIC in Amble. Duvets with linen
and towels. 2 well behaved pets welcome.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Cuddy
Cottage
Castle
Amble
Coast
View
Rookery
Warkworth
Coast
Code 604
Recently renovated mid terraced property situated
in the small harbour town of Amble within walking
distance of a sandy beach and the regenerated
new pier and delightful marina, set on the banks
of the River Coquet in the beautiful unspoilt
Northumberland countryside. Boats trips are
available from Amble harbour for either fishing
trips or to cruise around Coquet Island, a RSPB
bird reserve home to a large colony of seabirds,
including one of the rarest nesting Roseate Terns
and thousands of Puffins who occupy the main part
of the island. There are several nature reserves
nearby including Hauxley and Druridge Bay, where
you will also find one of the most impressive
stretches of beach three miles south of Amble.
The picturesque village of Warkworth lies in the
loop of the River Coquet and is dominated by
the dramatic ruins of its 12th century castle. The
bustling town of Alnwick, with its famous castle
and gardens is within easy reach, as is the rest
of Northumberland's stunning heritage coastline.
Sailing, canoeing, sea and fresh water angling,
golf, walking and cycling available locally.
Ground floor - Open plan lounge with comfortable
sofa and flat screen TV and archway through to
dining room. Modern fully equipped kitchen with
door out to rear enclosed yard.
First floor - Spacious master bedroom with double
bed and built in wardrobes. Twin bedded room.
Bathroom with over bath electric shower and WC.
Black out curtains in both bedrooms.
Flat screen TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio.
Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Washing machine. Roadside parking. Shops/PO/
pubs/restaurants/TIC in Amble. Duvets with linen
and towels. 1 small pet welcome. No smoking in
cottage please.
Nook
Warkworth
Coast
Code 531
Sleeps 5 | Price Group Q | Map Ref L12
An exceptionally spacious and tastefully appointed
stone cottage tucked away in the heart of this very
picturesque and historic coastal village. To the
rear of the cottage is a sheltered enclosed garden
with a decked area perfect for alfresco dining
and relaxing on a summer’s evening. Warkworth
lies just a few minutes from the Heritage Coast
with easy access to some splendid beaches. The
village is almost completely encircled by the river
Coquet, which provides lovely riverside scenery,
and standing on a hill, dominating the village are
the dramatic ruins of mediaeval Warkworth Castle,
once the stronghold of the Percy family. Upstream
from the castle is a curious little hermitage, cut
deep into the rock of the river cliff, accessible only
by ferry. Amble (1 mile) offers water sports, fishing
trips and excursions to Coquet Island, an RSPB
sanctuary 1 mile offshore. Alnwick is 7 miles, this
historic market town has an excellent range of
amenities, a magnificent castle and the innovative
Alnwick Gardens created by the Duchess of
Northumberland. There are good rail and bus
links locally. Warkworth has a variety of pubs and
restaurants and some excellent galleries exhibiting
works by both local and international artists. Golf
and horse riding available locally.
Ground floor - Spacious, comfortable lounge.
Well equipped dining/kitchen with door out to
enclosed garden with decking. Cloakroom with WC
and hand basin.
First floor - Double bedroom. Twin bedded room.
Single bedroom. Family bathroom with over bath
electric power shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Flat
screen TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. iPod
dock. Gas oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Travel cot.
Off road parking. Bike storage. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with linen
and towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome.
Code 319
Sleeps 4/5 | Price Group M | Map Ref L12
This lovely detached house, tucked away behind
the main street in this ancient and historic
coastal village, provides most comfortable
accommodation in a picturesque setting.
Warkworth itself is almost completely encircled
by the River Coquet, and is dominated by the
splendid mediaeval castle perched high on
a mound. Half a mile up river is the famous
Hermitage, a rock-hewn retreat with a very
poignant history; it is quite unique in England
and can only be reached by rowing boats, which
can be hired during the summer. Within a short
distance of a superb stretch of beach and having
some of the most lovely river scenery in the
county, it is not surprising that Warkworth is
a popular holiday location. Alnwick is 5 miles.
Amble, 2 miles south, has a marina and offers
water sports, fishing trips and excursions to
Coquet Island, an offshore RSPB sanctuary.
Excellent golf nearby.
Ground floor - Pleasant living room with views
over terraced garden to fields beyond. Spacious
kitchen with large walk in pantry. Dining room.
First floor - Double bedroom with additional
single bed for +1 and superb countryside views.
Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, bath and
WC. Bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
Electric fire. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi.
Radio. Electric oven. Gas hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Shaver point.
Terraced garden to front, lower level shared. Rear
enclosed garden with patio. Roadside parking
nearby. Shop/PO/pubs/restaurants in village.
Duvets with linen – no towels. 1 small well
behaved pet welcome. No smoking in cottage
please. NB: Steps from street level up to
house.
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Availability - All Year/Short Breaks by arrangement
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The
Lodge
Pilgrim’s
Warkworth
Coast
Code 607
Code 200
Sleeps 4 | Price Group F | Map Ref K12
Situated on a working farm nestled in the
countryside 4 miles from Warkworth The Lodge
is a very traditional holiday cottage just a short
drive from some of the most stunning beaches
along the Heritage coastline. From the windows
of this Georgian stone built detached cottage
there are open views across the garden and to
fields beyond. In springtime the lambs playfully
skip around the fields adjacent to the cottage
and visitors may enjoy discovering more about
life on the farm. The pretty village of Warkworth
is a short drive. There are a selection of cafes,
pubs, a chocolate shop and a well stocked
village shop. The village is almost completely
encircled by the river Coquet, which provides
lovely riverside scenery, and standing on a hill,
dominating the village are the dramatic ruins of
mediaeval Warkworth Castle, once the stronghold
of the Percy family. Upstream from the castle is
a curious little hermitage, cut deep into the rock
of the river cliff, accessible only by ferry. Just to
the north the busy fishing town of Amble has boat
trips departing from the harbour on a regular basis
taking visitors to Coquet Island to see the comical
Puffins in their natural habitat. Walking, cycling,
fishing, sailing and golf all available locally.
Ground floor - Lounge with open fire and dining
table. Narrow galley kitchen. Bathroom with over
bath shower and WC.
4 steps down to lower ground floor - Double
bedroom. Twin bedroom. Single bedroom. All
rooms have countryside views.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Open
fire – initial supply of fuel provided. TV with
Freeview. DVD. Electric cooker with ceramic hob.
Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine.
Enclosed garden with picnic area. Pub, shop and
PO 4 miles. Duvets with linen - No towels. Sorry
no pets or smoking in cottage please.
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Rest
Shilbottle, Nr Alnwick
Coast
This attractive cottage a former coachman’s
quarters adjoins a beautiful Grade II listed stone
pele tower and house dating back to 1380. The
village is near both the historic town of Alnwick
(3 miles) with its famous gardens and magnificent
castle and the fabulous coast of Northumberland.
The nearest beach is 2.5 miles away. Holiday
makers have full use of the owners’ stunning
secluded garden with patio area, lawns and flower
beds set in 1 acre of land. Shilbottle is ideally
situated, being only 1 mile from the A1, for visiting
all parts of this historic region including the coast,
the Cheviot Hills, the Borders and Hadrian’s Wall.
Nearby Alnmouth railway station makes visiting
Edinburgh or Newcastle for the day an easy option.
Coastal golf courses, river/sea angling and horse
riding all nearby. Watercolour painting workshops
available in the garden studio of the artist owner
by arrangement in advance.
Access via internal staircase to First floor Delightfully cosy open plan living/dining room with
pitched and beamed ceiling exposed stone walls,
log effect electric fire and wood floor. Small double
bedroom. Twin bedded room. Both with pitched
and beamed ceilings and attractive stencilling.
NB: Limited headroom.
Services - Electricity and full Biomass CH and
gas (from owner’s home) included. Colour TV with
Freeview. Gas hob. Combination microwave oven
and grill. Fridge with icebox. Shaver point. Use of
large secluded lawned garden with furniture and
barbecue. Off road parking. Garage and storage.
Shop/Chemist/PO/pub/restaurant/takeaway in
village. Duvets – Bed linen hire available payable
to owner on arrival. Sorry no pets or smoking
in cottage. Family membership available to
private fitness club within one minutes walk with
swimming pool, sauna and steam room (9.00 am
to 12.00 pm) for £20 Sunday to Friday payable to
cottage owner on arrival.
Curlews
Alnwick
Central
Code 486
Sleeps 4 | Price Group F | Map Ref K11
Situated in a quiet part of the historic market
town of Alnwick this mid 19th century terraced
cottage provides comfortable accommodation,
within a short walk of the historical town centre.
Alnwick is perhaps most famous for its magnificent
castle, which contains many renowned paintings
and works of art and was used in the making
of the Harry Potter movies as Hogwarts. The
Alnwick Garden was created by the Duchess of
Northumberland ten years ago into a striking
landscaped garden with innovative structural
design and unique features. There is so much to
explore in the garden, with acres of intriguing
plants blooming throughout the seasons, water
features, a poison garden and the world’s largest
tree house. To the east, the Heritage Coast at
Alnmouth is just 4 miles and from here the coastal
route north offers superb scenery, miles of clean
sandy beaches, rocky coves and tiny fishing
villages. Whilst to the west, the Northumberland
National Park offers excellent walking country as
well as smaller historic towns and National Trust
properties.
Ground floor - Comfortable lounge with gas
fire and shuttered window. Well equipped
dining/kitchen. Door out from dining/kitchen to
a charming, private courtyard perfect for taking
breakfast on a warm summer morning or relaxing
in the evening. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Two comfortable double bedrooms.
Services - Electricity and effective gas CH
included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio.
Wi-Fi. Gas oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge.
Freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Small enclosed
courtyard with furniture. Street parking. Shops/PO/
pub/TIC all within 5 minutes walking distance of
Alnwick town centre. Duvets with linen and towels.
Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage please.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY
Spindrift
Fisherman’s
Boulmer, Nr Alnmouth
Coast
Cottage
Boulmer
Coast - Sea Views
Code 131
Sleeps 2 | Price Group F | Map Ref L11
Skilfully converted from a former stable, this
attractive cottage stands just 20 metres from
a sandy beach in this traditional little fishing
village. Boulmer was once the principal resort
of smugglers from mid Northumberland and the
Scottish Borders who collected smuggled spirits
and silks and transported them overnight by
pack horse. As recently as the late 19th century
smuggled goods buried long ago were unearthed
locally. The entire length of the Heritage Coast
is easily accessible from this location. A short
drive up the coast is Craster with it’s attractive
horseshoe shaped harbour. The village is
renowned for the excellent oak smoked kippers
produced in the smokehouse by the fourth
generation of the Robson family. The impressive
castles at Warkworth, Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh
and Holy island and the attractive harbours
at Beadnell and Seahouses are all within 20
miles. Alnmouth 3 miles south, has shops, pubs,
restaurants and two golf courses. There is salmon
and trout fishing on the Coquet and Aln Rivers and
sea fishing trips are available from Craster and
Amble. For walkers the coastal footpath between
Alnmouth and Beadnell passes nearby. Boulmer
has a pub which provides bar meals.
Comfortable open plan living/dining room with
pitched and beamed ceiling and kitchen area.
Twin bedded room with en-suite shower room
and WC.
Colour TV. Radio. Electric cooker. Microwave.
Fridge with icebox. Washing machine. Shaver
point. Small enclosed garden with patio and
furniture. Off road parking. Pub in village. Shop/
PO 1.5 miles. Duvets with linen and towels. 1 well
please.
Availability - All Year/No Short Breaks
Code 561
Sleeps 4 | Price Group K | Map Ref L11
This semi detached stone, former fisherman’s
cottage has recently been completely refurbished
to create an immaculately presented, romantic
cottage just a stone’s throw from the sea. The
cottage is a perfect retreat to chill out and admire
the stunning sea views or to take a causal stroll
along the sandy beach. Boulmer has virtually
remained unchanged for 100 years and is one
of the few true fishing villages left along the
Northumbrian coast. The distinctive blue fishing
boats, known as cobles are used to catch crabs,
lobster and sea salmon. Keen cyclists may be
interested to know the 200 miles coast and castle
cycle route between Edinburgh and Newcastle
passes through the village. The quiet, gently
undulating roads and lanes around the cottage
are perfect for a family bike ride. A short journey
by car is the historic market town of Alnwick
made famous by the magnificent castle and the
beautiful gardens created by the Duchess of
Northumberland. Alnwick has a wide range of
amenities including cafes, gift shops, a weekly
market, a leisure centre and supermarkets. Golfing,
fishing, sailing, diving and horse riding available
locally.
Exceptionally well appointed lounge with laminate
floor, dining table and sea views. Spacious modern
kitchen with tiled floor, door out to rear garden.
Large double bedroom with sea views. Twin
bedded room with garden views. Shower room
with WC.
Driftwood
Retreat
Boulmer
Coast - Sea Views
Code 587
Sleeps 4 | Price Group M | Map Ref L11
Driftwood Retreat is a detached stone built cottage
a stone’s throw from the sea in Boulmer Village.
Originally thought to be the Cannon House for
the Duke of Northumberland the cottage has now
been completely updated to provide top class
self-catering accommodation. The cottage is set
in a large enclosed garden with a grassed area to
the rear and side, with a pebbled patio to the front
great for relaxing and soaking up the fantastic
sea views. The historic market town of Alnwick is
about 6 miles. Here you will find a good range of
shops, cafes, a weekly market and a leisure centre.
The magnificent castle and gardens are definitely
worth a visit. The castle is probably most famous
for being transformed into Hogwort’s Castle in the
first two Harry Potter movies. So throughout the
year children can take part in the many activities
on offer including the ever popular Broomstick
Training with resident wizard professors. The
Alnwick Garden was the brain child of the Duchess
of Northumberland and has evolved from a derelict
site over 10 years ago to an awe-inspiring garden
and the magical, unique Tree House Restaurant
serving exquisite locally produced food sourced
from this region.
Spacious lounge with original inglenook fireplace
and multi fuel stove. Romantic double bedroom
with views of the beach and sea. Bunk bedded
room – small sized bunks. Shower room with
corner electric shower, WC and pebble tiled floor.
Well-equipped fitted kitchen with dining table.
Laminate flooring throughout the cottage.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Electric
log effect fire. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD.
CD radio. Electric cooker and hob. Microwave.
Washing machine. Fridge. Freezer. Travel cot.
Highchair. Large enclosed garden with furniture.
Off road parking. Pub in village. Shop/PO 1.5 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. Well behaved pets
welcome. No smoking in cottage please.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
burning stove – fuel provided. Flat screen smart TV
with Freeview. DVD with extensive collection of
DVD’s. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Enclosed garden
with patio furniture. Off road parking. Pub in
village. Shops/pubs/restaurants/TIC in Alnwick.
Duvets with linen and towels. 1 well behaved pet
welcome. No smoking
in cottage please. Good
selection of toys and
books for children.
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Beach
View
The
Boulmer, Nr Alnmouth
Coast - Sea Views
Code 353
Sleeps 4 | Price Group M | Map Ref L11
Code 209
Sleeps 6 | Price Group Y | Map Ref M10
Situated in the peaceful village of Boulmer right
beside the sea this fabulous bungalow is a perfect
location for those wishing to escape the fast pace
of modern life. The bungalow is furnished and
equipped to an excellent standard. The beach
offers a contrast of rocky outcrops to the north
where children can idle away time searching
for hermit crabs in the rock pools, whilst to the
south the clean stretch of golden sand can be
equally enjoyed with a bucket and spade. Long
ago the hidden coves were a notorious haunt
for smugglers who traded counterfeit goods in
the midnight hours. With excellent shopping
and leisure facilities the historic market town
of Alnwick is 6 miles. The town has many fine
stone buildings and cobbled streets set in the
shadow of the spectacular castle. The stunning
Alnwick Gardens boasts many amazing attractions
including the Tree House. Fishing, walking,
cycling and horse riding available nearby. Pub in
village. Alnmouth 2 miles has restaurants & 2 golf
courses.
Attractive lounge/dining room with sea views.
Well equipped fitted kitchen with top quality
appliances. Fitted double bedroom with sea view.
Fitted twin bedded room. Bathroom with over bath
Services - Electricity and full electric heating
included. Electric fire. Flatscreen TV/Blu Ray/DVD
with Freeview & Freesat HD. Wi-Fi. CD radio.
Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer.
Shaver point. Travel cot. Highchair. Large enclosed
garden with furniture. Roadside parking. Pub in
village. Shop/PO 1.5 miles. Duvets with linen and
Availability - Easter to end Oct/No Short Breaks
10
Bathing House
Howick, Nr Craster
Coast – Sea Views
This truly unique and most charming Grade II listed cottage stands in possibly the most idyllic and
desirable location on the Northumberland coast. Set in a superb and secluded position on the cliff edge
with a sandy cove below, it commands panoramic coastal views from every window. The majestic ruins
of Dunstanburgh Castle can be seen in the north, whilst to the south there are distant views of Coquet
Island. The coastline in this region is characterised by a mixture of rocky inlets and lovely sandy beaches
with attractive walks along the cliff tops. A 14 mile coastal footpath between Beadnell and Alnmouth
passes nearby providing the opportunity of walking through some of the most outstanding coastal scenery
in the country, this part of the Heritage Coast is designated an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty” as
well as being a “Site of Special Scientific Interest”. The Coast and Castles cycle route passes nearby. The
Bathing House is approached by a 400 metre private track and is ideal for a family holiday or for those
seeking a secluded, romantic coastal location. It was built in the early 19th century by the 2nd Earl Grey
who was the Prime Minister responsible for the passing of the Great Reform Bill of 1832 and whose
monument stands at the top of Grey Street in Newcastle upon Tyne. He had 16 children and the house
was built specifically for the family to go bathing. The design of the house includes a large upstairs sitting
room (now the main bedroom) where Lady Grey used to sit and watch the children bathe, and where tea
was served by the caretaker who lived below. The Bathing House is now owned by Howick Trustees Ltd, a
charitable trust who also own Howick Hall. Guests are provided with a free pass to the gardens which are
open between early February to mid November and a free all year pass to the Arboretum, which includes
about 65 acres of woodland walks. Craster is 2 miles north. Alnwick is 7 miles.
Ground floor - Splendid living/dining room with kitchen area, inglenook fireplace and multi-fuel stove,
a feature of this room being the views out to sea and the window seats. Spacious twin bedded room.
Bathroom with walk-in electric shower and WC. Laundry with washing machine and tumble dryer.
First floor - Superb master bedroom with king-size bed and TV, the impressive window commanding
panoramic sea views. Bathroom with over bath electric shower and WC. Pretty double bedroom with
views of Dunstanburgh Castle.
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. Multi-fuel stove - fuel provided. Colour TV’s with Freeview.
DVD. Wi-Fi. Phone. CD radio. Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing
machine. Tumble dryer. Shaver point. Cot. Highchair. Private grassed terrace garden with stone barbecue
and furniture. Off road parking for 2-3 cars. Storage for bikes. Shop/PO/pub/TIC 2 miles. Duvets with linen
and towels. Pets welcome – maximum 2 dogs. No smoking in house please.
The
Old School
Mermaid
Howick, Nr Craster
Coast
Code 350
Sleeps 2 | Price Group M* | Map Ref L10
This superb listed building was once a school for
Howick Village, and is part of the Howick Estate,
which was the home of the 2nd Earl Grey for
whom the famous tea was blended. He became
Prime Minister in 1830 and his monument stands
at the top of Grey Street in Newcastle. Guests
are provided with a free pass to the extensive
grounds and formal gardens which surround
nearby Howick Hall, which are open to the public
from early February to mid November. The pass
also includes the arboretum, approx. 65 acres
of woodland walks all year round. The shoreline
is just 400 metres away on a stunning coastal
stretch designated an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty and a Site of Special Scientific
Interest where you can enjoy spectacular views of
Dunstanburgh Castle, interesting bird life and wild
flowers on a walk to Craster or Alnmouth.
Ground floor - Spacious attractive living/dining
room with vaulted ceiling. Well equipped kitchen.
First floor - Delightful double bedroom with super
king-size bed, en-suite WC and hand basin.
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi.
Electric cooker. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Shaver
point. Phone. Large enclosed garden, patio and
furniture. Off road parking. Storage shed. Shop/
PO/pub/TIC 2 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
Pets welcome. No smoking in cottage please.
*NB: Off peak price reduction to price group K.
Cottage
Dunstan Steads, Nr Embleton
Coast – Sea Views
Code 312
Sleeps 2 | Price Group H | Map Ref L9
This superbly renovated cottage, part of the
original farmhouse at Dunstan Steads, a farm
steading close to the dunes, lies within a few
hundred metres of Embleton Bay and has
commanding views across the dunes towards
the sea. Mermaid Cottage is situated in a truly
idyllic location, close to Embleton Bay with an
impressive 2 mile sweep of fine sandy beach
with the dramatic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle
at its southernmost end. Beyond this is the tiny
fishing village of Craster, renowned for its oak
smoked kippers, produced in the village since
the early 19th century. There are easy coastal
walks in either direction, linking up with the
coastal footpath between Beadnell and Alnmouth.
Embleton village is 1 mile and has a good golf
course.
Ground floor - Small, modern, dining kitchen.
Delightful double bedroom with French windows to
decked patio and views of the coast, oak floor
Compact en-suite bathroom (limited headroom)
with over bath shower and WC.
First floor - Elegant lounge with Victorian
fireplace, open fire, high ceilings, oak floor and
French door to false balcony with splendid sea
views. Sofa bed for +1 by arrangement (maximum
2 persons).
Services - Electricity included. Full oil CH from
owners home included. Open fire - fuel provided.
Colour digital flat screen TV with Freeview and
DVD. Radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge
with icebox. Shaver point. Highchair available on
request. Small decked patio area with furniture.
Off road parking. Shop/PO/pubs/ restaurant in
Embleton 1 mile. Duvets with linen and towels.
Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage.
Archway
Cottage
Craster
Coast
Code 285
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group P | Map Ref L10
This spacious 18th century stone cottage is
located in the quaint little fishing village of
Craster just 100 metres from the sea. Archway
Cottage benefits from an attractive courtyard
garden. The accommodation is most spacious,
comfortable and well furnished, featuring an open
plan lounge/dining room with integral kitchen
area. The coastal footpath between Beadnell
and Alnmouth passes through the village and the
splendid sandy beaches at Embleton and Howick
are a pleasant 1.5 miles in either direction.
Although the fishing fleet has reduced over the
years Craster is still renowned for its oak smoked
kippers produced in the village since the early
19th century. The ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle,
perched on the cliff edge, provide a dramatic
backdrop to Craster harbour. Gastro pub in village.
Alnwick is 7 miles.
Ground floor - Open plan living/dining room with
kitchen area, open fire and French doors out to
courtyard garden.
First floor - Master bedroom with super kingsize bed and en-suite shower room and WC.
Double bedroom with additional single bed. Bunk
bedded room - full size bunks. Most with views of
Dunstanburgh Castle and coast. Bathroom with
over bath electric shower and WC. External utility
room with laundry facilities.
Services - Electricity and full NSH included.
Open fire - fuel provided. Colour TV. DVD. Video.
CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine.
Tumble dryer. Shaver points. Travel Cot. Highchair.
Telephone for 999 calls only. Courtyard garden
with furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars. Pub/
restaurant/TIC/art gallery in village. Shoreline
Café offering small selection of convenience
foods. Duvets with linen - no towels. Well
behaved pets welcome - £100 Damage Deposit
required for pets. No smoking in cottage
buildings or courtyard area.
*NB: Mobile phone signal
unlikely in village.
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Beech
Cottage
Larch
Dunstan, Nr Craster
Coast
Code 581
Code 82
A charming, cosy 18th century fisherman’s cottage
in the tiny seaside hamlet of Dunstan next door to
Craster and Dunstanburgh Castle. This tastefully
refurbished property offers clean, comfortable
self-catering holiday accommodation with 2
bedrooms and open plan living space. The cottage
is located near to ‘The Cottage Inn’; a local country
inn, renowned for its food and real ales, and
also a short walk away from picturesque fishing
harbour at Craster, famous for its oak smoked
kippers and salmon, and sits mid way along this
20 mile Heritage coastline. Just 6 miles inland
is the bustling market town of Alnwick, with its
own dramatic castle, often referred to as ‘The
Windsor of the North’ and ancestral home to
the Duke of Northumberland (and film location
for Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Academy!). Alnwick
Garden - a spectacular contemporary interpretation
of a formal garden including the Grand Cascade
waterfall, a Poison Garden and the largest tree
house in Europe! - is a popular visitor attraction,
whatever the season. Beech Cottage is ideally
situated for those seeking to explore the many
historic delights across Northumberland coupled
with easy access to one of the finest stretches
of golden, sandy beaches in England. It is only 2
miles from Howick Hall Gardens and there are golf
courses along the coastline.
Ground floor - Open plan living area with well
fitted kitchen, dining table and comfortable sitting
area. First floor - Double bedroom. Bunk bedded
room with full size bunks. Bathroom with over bath
shower and WC.
Underfloor electric heating on ground floor.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Digital radio. iPod
dock. Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob. Dishwasher.
Microwave. Fridge with icebox. Washer/dryer.
Shaver point. Travel cot. Highchair. Off road parking
for 1 car. Shop/PO/TIC 0.5 mile. Duvets with linen
and towels. 1 small pet by arrangement.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY
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Cottage
Dunstan, Nr Craster
Coast
This delightful cottage dating from the 18th
century, benefiting from recent upgrading, offers
compact and well designed accommodation of
a high standard. Dunstan is just 0.5 mile from
the little fishing village of Craster, renowned for
its oak smoked kippers. The bustling days when
dozens of fishing boats crammed the tiny harbour
have long gone, together with the stocks of
herring that provided a livelihood for most of the
population, but standing on the breakwater it is
easy to imagine the scene as it must have been
then. Craster is situated midway along the 20
mile stretch of Heritage Coastline. A pleasant cliff
top walk of 1 mile will bring you to the striking
ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, perched on a rocky
outcrop with the fine sweeping sands of Embleton
Bay beyond. The cottage is near a country inn
serving excellent food. Visitors have use of the
extensive grounds. Alnwick with its magnificent
castle and gardens is 6 miles. The town offers
a wide range of shops, restaurants, pubs and a
twice weekly market on a Thursday and Saturday.
Both Alnwick and Craster have informative Tourist
Information Centres.
Ground floor - Cosy open plan beamed living/
dining room with leather sofas and recently
modernised fitted kitchen area.
First floor - Compact double bedroom with
pitched and beamed ceiling. Small bunk bedded
room (full size bunks). Bathroom with over bath
Colour TV with DVD. Radio. Electric oven and hob.
Microwave oven. Fridge with icebox. Shaver point.
Private enclosed patio area with garden furniture.
Off road parking. Shop/PO/TIC 0.5 miles.
Duvets with linen – no towels. 1 small dog
Curlew
Cottage (2 Seaview)
Dunstan, Nr Craster
Coast
Code 435
Sleeps 6 | Price Group T | Map Ref L10
Situated in the tiny hamlet of Dunstan, this
pretty stone built cottage has been completely
refurbished to provide beautiful, light and spacious
high quality holiday accommodation over three
floors with sea views from the upper storeys.
There is a pretty enclosed garden to the front with
seating and a decked area at the rear with garden
furniture and barbeque. Superb walks begin at
the front door! Close by The Cottage Inn provides
a friendly hostelry. Situated just 0.5 miles from
the picturesque fishing village of Craster with
its Smokery and famous Craster kippers, pub,
gallery and coffee shop. From the harbour there
is a beautiful clifftop walk through magnificent
coastal scenery on this Northumberland Heritage
coastline to the dramatic ruins of Dunstanburgh
Castle. Beyond Dunstanburgh is the wide sweep
of Embleton Bay with 2 miles of beautiful golden
sands, fringed by a nature reserve. Boat trips to
the Farne Islands from Seahouses harbour where
seals and numerous seabirds including puffins can
be seen in the nesting season. The market town
of Alnwick situated 6 miles away, famous for its
"Harry Potter" castle and Alnwick Gardens provides
excellent shopping facilities.
Ground floor - Country dining/kitchen with tiled
floor. Sunny conservatory. Large airy sitting room
with oak floor and wood burning stove.
First floor - Spacious bedroom with king-size bed
and en-suite with walk in shower and shaver point.
Twin bedded room with views to the coast. Main
bathroom with roll top bath, separate shower
cubicle and WC. Second floor - Bright double
bedroom with Velux windows and sea views.
Services - Electricity included. Heating by digital,
electric radiators. Wood burning stove – initial
supply of fuel provided. Colour TV with Freeview.
DVD. CD radio. Electric double oven and hob.
Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/
dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Shaver point. Private
decked area with furniture and barbecue. Off road
parking. Shop/TIC 1/4 mile. Duvets with linen
and towels. 1 dog welcome by arrangement. No
smoking in cottage please.
Rafters
Tughall Steads, Nr Beadnell
Coast
Code 368
This exquisitely furnished cottage was converted from the former farm buildings of Tughall Steads. It is an excellent combination of traditional and contempory
design, with many orignal features remaining. The spacious living accommodation, tranquil surroundings and easy coastal access are perfect for a family
vacation. The nearby village of Beadnell is a centre for water sports with sailing, fishing and scuba diving and perfect for strolling along a beautiful stretch of
golden sands. Beadnell is located at the mid-point of the 30 mile stretch of the Heritage Coast. The skyline of this region is littered with the ruins of many castles
and forts, one of the most famous being Dunstanburgh Castle, 4 miles south, which can be reached via a coastal footpath. Beyond this is the picturesque fishing
village of Craster, renowned for oak smoked kippers. A short drive inland to Northumberland’s National Park offers a refreshing contrast.
Ground floor - Light, airy living room with wood effect gas stove. Large beamed farmhouse style dining/
kitchen with patio doors out to large garden at the rear. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Attractive double bedroom with flat screen TV with Freeview and DVD.(en-suite bathroom
planned for 2016) Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
Cloggy
Nook
Tughall Steads, Nr Beadnell
Coast
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. 2 colour TVs with Freeview. DVD. Video. TV with
Playstation 2 on first floor landing. Wi-Fi. CD radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Travel cot. Highchair. Large enclosed garden with patio, childrens play
frame, chiminea, barbecue and furniture. Bicycles, golf clubs, body boards and outdoor games available
at occupiers own risk. Storage shed. Off road parking. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants 3 miles. Duvets with
linen and towels. Well behaved pets welcome maximum 2. No smoking in cottage please.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Sept to May. SAT TO SAT
June to Aug. See Video of Rafters
on our website.
Code 360
Cloggy Nook is a sympathetically converted farm building of exceptional quality set in the delightful and quiet rural location of Tughall Steads. It lies a kilometre
inland between the lovely bays of Beadnell and Embleton. Low Newton-by-the-Sea with its beach and highly regarded Ship Inn is just 5 minutes drive away.
Cloggy Nook makes an ideal location for exploring the Heritage coastline with its beautiful sandy beaches and romantic castles, the Farne Islands, and historic
Holy Island. Alnwick’s castle and garden are just 12 miles away. The area is excellent for water sports, fishing, golf, cycling, walking, sight-seeing and bird
watching. Dogs are allowed on all nearby beaches throughout the year and the owners of Cloggy Nook are pleased to welcome all family members including the
four-legged ones!
Accommodation all on one level - Spacious, yet cosy lounge with stunning high beamed ceiling with a
highly attractive stove set into an inglenook fireplace. One step down leads into the well equipped dining
kitchen with beamed ceiling and a door to garden through original hemmel arch. A delightful king-size
bedroom with an en-suite double shower and WC. A tastefully decorated double bedroom. Bathroom with
bath and WC. Enclosed gardens surround the property, including a large adjacent garden with mature
trees, pergola and lovely rural outlook, with distant views of the sea, ideal for relaxation.
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. Log effect gas stove. Colour TV. DVD. CD radio. Bose music
docking station. Telephone and free Wi-Fi. Double oven and ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Shaver point. Cot. Highchair. Outdoor furniture, barbecue
and chiminea. Private parking for 2 cars. Shops/PO/pubs 2 miles. Duvets
with linen and towels. 2 well behaved pets free of charge. No smoking
in the cottage please. £150 Damage Deposit required.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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Woodlea
West Fleetham, Nr Beadnell
Coast
Code 560
Sleeps 7 | Price Group T | Map Ref K8
Located on a quiet lane close to the seaside villages of Beadnell, Bamburgh and Seahouses, Woodlea is a charming semi detached cottage, recently modernised
and set in a large enclosed garden. At the bottom of the garden is a sheltered decked area with the Nanny Burn flowing past, providing a private setting in
which to relax and unwind after a day exploring the many castles, sandy beaches and beautiful Northumberland countryside. A cycle route passes by the cottage
and with quiet back roads and few hills it is safe for family bike rides. The nearby market town of Alnwick has a good selection of shops selling local produce,
a supermarket, the magnificent castle, where scenes from the Harry Potter movies were filmed, and the awe-inspiring Alnwick Gardens the brain child of the
Duchess of Northumberland. Seahouses is a bustling fishing village about 5 miles away, and boats regularly leave from the harbour taking tourists out to the
Farne Islands to view the sea bird and grey seal colonies at close quarters. Golf, horse riding, fishing, sailing, cycling and walking can all be enjoyed locally.
Ground floor - Light and airy lounge with wood burning stove, archway through to dining room. Galley
style kitchen with all modern conveniences. WC. Wooden floor throughout ground floor.
First floor - Master bedroom with double bed, en-suite shower room and WC. Double bedroom
overlooking rear garden. Single bedroom with under bed storage. Family bathroom with bath, shower
and WC. Second floor - Twin bedded room. Sitting area with futon, TV and Xbox. WC and sink.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Wood burning stove – initial supply of fuel provided. Colour
TV with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. CD radio with iPod dock. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Enclosed garden with furniture and barbecue. Off road
parking for 2 cars. Shops/PO/pubs/TIC in village. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking
in cottage.
Availability - Easter to Nov/Short breaks
Waterside
Beadnell
Coast
Code 504
This large recently constructed detached house stands on the outskirts of the coastal village of Beadnell. It offers well presented quality accommodation perfect
for a family holiday by the sea. The completely enclosed garden is a safe environment for children to play in and it is within a 5 minute walk from a wonderful
golden sandy beach. Beadnell is a wonderful village for a holiday base because apart from the vast expanse of sand, the other side of the bay has rock pools for
children and the young at heart to explore. It is a centre for scuba diving, wind surfing and sailing. Nearby are the magnificent castles of Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh
and Alnwick with stunning beach and countryside walks. The vibrant village of Seahouses is a 5 minute drive with a good selection of shops, restaurants and
cafes. The busy harbour is a hive of activity in the summer months with boats taking visitors out to the Farne Islands to see the Grey Seal colony and a huge
selection of seabirds including the comical puffins, cormorants and guillemots. Fishing, walking, water sports, horse riding and several golf courses all nearby.
Ground floor - Spacious lounge with comfy sofas. Small sitting room for children with Freeview TV and
plenty of exciting games, books and toys. Large dining kitchen with sitting area and patio doors out to
garden. Utility area with sink. WC and sink.
First floor - Two double bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and king-size beds. Two twin bedded
rooms. Bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Digital radio. Wi-Fi. Ceramic
hob. Built-in oven. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Shaver point.
Travel cot. Highchair. Large totally secure lawned garden with patio furniture and barbecue. Garage for
storage. Off road parking. Shop/PO/pubs/restaurant in village. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets
or smoking in house please.
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Edgewater
Code 294
Sleeps 8 | Price Group W | Map Ref L8
Beadnell
Coast
This spacious detached property has been recently updated to provide excellent holiday accommodation. It is situated on a small estate in this popular coastal
village, just 50 metres from a clean, sandy beach. An amazing feature of the house is that it comes with its very own private nature reserve at the bottom of the
garden. The area, once an old stone quarry, is now a natural freshwater pond. It provides a wonderful haven for wildlife including newts, swans, herons, ducks
and seabirds and a large decked area looks out over the full length of the pond. Beadnell has an attractive harbour and beyond this a beautiful sweeping sandy
bay with rocky coves. A coastal footpath links Beadnell with Alnmouth and includes some of the finest scenery on the Heritage Coast. There is an outdoors sports
centre for windsurfing, canoeing and sea fishing. Seahouses is 2 miles. Bamburgh is 3 miles. Excellent golf courses nearby.
Ground floor - Spacious living/dining room with open fire and door out to patio. Well equipped
breakfasting kitchen with laminate wood floor. Cloakroom with shower and WC. Large integral garage.
First floor - Two double bedrooms. Twin bedded room with vanity unit. Twin bedded room with view over
the nature reserve. Bathroom with over bath electric shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and full LPG CH included. Open fire - initial supply of fuel provided. Colour TV with
Freeview. DVD. Video. CD radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge with ice box. Freezer.
Washer/dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Shaver point. Enclosed lawned garden with sunny patio, furniture
and barbecue. Quarry pond and nature reserve. Garage with storage. Off road parking for 3 cars. Shops/
PO/pubs/restaurant in village. Duvets with linen and towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome. No smoking in
cottage please.
Islestone
Cottage
Code 529
Sleeps 7 | Price Group V | Map Ref L8
Beadnell
Coast
Islestone is a fabulous cottage perfectly located in the popular seaside village of Beadnell. Standing on a large site surrounded by open fields the cottage
benefits from picturesque views to the Beadnell Bay dunes from one aspect and to the west the Cheviot Hills. Just a 5 minute walk across fields takes you to
the wonderful sandy beach or into the village. This luxurious stone cottage has been recently converted from former farm buildings and is finished to a high
specification with top of the range furniture and fittings. The large front west facing garden has a stone patio with table and chairs ideal for alfresco dining.
Beadnell Bay is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, being a favoured venue for sailing and wind surfing. The historic market town of Alnwick is a short drive.
Here you will find the magnificent castle brought to public attention as Hogwarts in the immensely popular Harry Potter movies. The Alnwick Garden, the creation
of the Duchess of Northumberland, is a joy to stroll around with an ever changing façade throughout the seasons. 5 minutes north of Beadnell is the lively
colourful village of Seahouses with many shops, pubs and restaurants and the opportunity of taking a boat trip to visit the Farne Islands.
Ground floor - Open plan spacious living area with log burning stove and patio doors out to large rear
garden. Modern kitchen with granite work surfaces leading to separate dining area. There are two
downstairs bedrooms, one with two single beds, one with a single bed and bunk beds. The latter bedroom
has a flat screen TV. Family bathroom with over bath shower. Snooker and Table Tennis tables in Garage.
First floor - Master bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room. Flat screen TV in bedroom.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Log burning stove- initial supply of fuel. 3 Flat screen TV’s with
Freeview. DVD. Wii with games. iPod docking station. DAB radio. Free Wi-Fi. Shaver points. Electric oven
and hob. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Travel Cot. Highchair. Off road parking
for 2 cars. Storage in garage for bikes and outdoor equipment. Enclosed quarter of an acre garden either
side of house, with furniture and trampoline (not available during the winter months). Shops/
PO/pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in
cottage. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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Capenhurst
Alexandra
Beadnell
Coast – Sea Views
Code 379
Sleeps 6 | Price Group R | Map Ref L8
Ground floor - Spacious lounge with wooden
floor, open fire and patio doors. Light, airy dining
room with patio doors. Both sets of patio doors
lead out onto balcony with railings and stairs
down to large enclosed lawned rear garden
with furniture and barbecue. Small kitchen with
separate pantry. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Bright, airy double bedroom. Two
twin bedded rooms with views of Beadnell Bay
and Dunstanburgh Castle. Bathroom with over
bath shower and WC. All rooms to the front have
amazing sea views. Utility room in garage.
Open fire- logs available locally. Colour TV with
Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. CD radio. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Fridge.
Washing machine. Highchair. Shaver point.
Telephone – incoming calls only. Barbecue.
Off road parking. Garage. Shops/PO/pubs in
village. Duvets with linen and towels. Children
should be supervised on balcony. Pets strictly by
arrangement with owner.
No smoking in
house please.
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Nanny
End
Beadnell
Coast
Code 544
Sleeps 4 | Price Group L | Map Ref L8
This light and airy detached house boasts
unrivalled sea views. Just a stone’s throw from
the sea, it has a magnificent view of the Farne
Islands along the horizon. To the front of the
house the rocky cove is a mass of rock pools
fantastic to seek out fish and crabs. This contrasts
with the views of Beadnell Bay from the back of
the house, where the huge expanse of fine golden
sand is perfect for sand castles. Beadnell is
situated approximately midway along the 20 mile
stretch of Heritage Coast and is noted for sailing,
wind surfing and fishing. There are splendid
coastal walks in the area and views of dramatic
cliff top ruins including Dunstanburgh Castle.
Beyond the Castle is Craster, a picturesque village
famous for kippers and other smoked delicacies. A
variety of seabirds and Grey Seal colonies can be
observed on the Farne Islands by taking a boat trip
from Seahouses.
Cottage
Beadnell
Coast
Alexandra Cottage is nestled in the heart of
Beadnell with fantastic views across Beadnell
Bay towards Dunstanburgh Castle and only a
5 minute walk to a lovely sandy beach. The log
burning stove creates a cosy atmosphere on chilly
evenings, while the range of DVD’s, books and
children’s toys will ensure everyone is entertained.
The secure sheltered garden has hardwood garden
furniture and a barbecue for relaxed alfresco
dining. Beadnell is a popular holiday destination
renowned for its extensive range of quality water
sports including sea kayaking, wind surfing and
scuba diving. There is a rocky outcrop scattered
with rock pools great for children to explore which
leads on to an expansive sweep of golden sand.
A few miles inland is the historic market town
of Alnwick renowned for its majestic castle, the
location of the Harry Potter movies. Horse riding
and fishing can be enjoyed locally and the area has
several splendid golf courses.
Ground floor - Master bedroom with king-size bed
and patio door to rear garden. Twin bedded room.
Bathroom with large shower, WC and underfloor
heating. Large utility room.
First floor - The spacious lounge has a vaulted
ceiling with exposed beams, log burning stove.
Lounge leads through to dining area with table to
comfortably seat 6. Exceptionally well equipped
kitchen.
Services - Electricity and full LPG CH included.
Log burning stove - initial supply of fuel provided.
Flat screen colour TV with Freeview. DVD.
Radio/ iPod dock. Wi-Fi. Gas hob. Electric oven.
Dishwasher. Combi microwave. Fridge. Freezer.
Washer/dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Large
enclosed garden to rear with decking, furniture
and barbecue. Storage shed. Off road parking for 2
cars. Shop/PO/pubs/restaurants in village. No pets
or smoking in cottage please. Duvet with linen and
towels included.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Code 543
Sleeps 4 | Price Group R | Map Ref L8
Nestled in beautiful open countryside, Nanny End
is one of three cottages created from an old farm
steading with special attention paid to retaining
detail and character. This opulent single storey
stone cottage has a coastal country feel oozing
charm and character. A short walk across open
fields takes you to Beadnell Bay renowned for its
extensive sweep of golden sands. This popular
holiday destination has something for everyone
with a broad range of water sports available. There
are a good selection of shops, cafes, pubs and
restaurants in the lively village of Seahouses only
2 miles north. Here you will find an 18 hole links
golf course, horse riding, fishing and the chance
to take a boat trip to the nearby Farne Islands to
experience a vast sea bird colony and grey seals in
close proximity. Excellent swimming pool/leisure
centre in nearby Alnwick.
Spacious and luxurious open plan lounge with
table to comfortably seat 6, stone fireplace, log
burning stove and door out to the garden. Off the
lounge is the large kitchen with oak and granite
work surfaces. Master bedroom has king-size bed,
en-suite shower room with WC and French styled
furniture. Twin bedded room with blackout blinds.
Services - Electricity and underfloor gas CH
included. Log burning stove - initial supply of fuel
provided. Flat screen colour TV with Freeview.
DVD. iPod dock. Wi-Fi. CD radio. Gas hob. Electric
oven. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer.
Washer/dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Large
enclosed lawned garden with patio, furniture and
barbecue. Garage for storage. Off road parking
for 2 cars, plus space for boat/trailer. Shop/PO/
pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets with linen and
towels. No pets or smoking in cottage please.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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Pearl
Cottage
Quarryside
Beadnell
Coast
Beadnell
Coast
Code 421
Located on a modern development, only a short
walk to the harbour and beach in the popular
holiday village of Beadnell, this end of terraced
house offers comfortable and recently furnished
accommodation. Beadnell is approximately the
mid-point of the 30 mile stretch of Heritage
Coast and is an ideal location for family holidays
and those interested in the sporting activities of
windsurfing, sailing and scuba diving. The main
appeal is the long sweeping sandy beach ideal for
children to build sand castles. The dramatic ruin
of Dunstanburgh Castle is 4 miles south and can
be reached via a coastal footpath. Beyond this is
the picturesque village of Craster, renowned for
oak smoked kippers. To the north is the bustling
fishing port of Seahouses, from where boat trips
set sail for the Farne Islands to see the birds and
grey seal colonies. Beyond, stands Bamburgh
Castle perhaps the most photographed castle in
the whole of England. Fishing, sailing, diving, golf
and horse riding available locally. Playground for
small children in field behind house.
Ground floor - Comfortable living room with
pebble effect electric fire. Modern fully fitted
kitchen/diner. Downstairs WC.
Both bedrooms have flat screen TV’s. Bathroom
with over bath electric shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and economy 7 heating
included. LCD colour TV with Freeview. DVD.
CD radio. Electric oven and hob. Fridge/freezer.
Microwave. Washer/dryer. Travel Cot. Highchair.
Shaver point. Enclosed rear garden with furniture,
barbecue and side access for bikes. Off road
parking for 1 car. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants in
village. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no
pets or smoking in cottage.
Code 116
Quarryside is a more modern property situated on
a small estate in the coastal village of Beadnell
within a short walk of the beach and harbour.
There are views over a private nature reserve,
within a few yards of the property, created from
a small quarry to provide a habitat for a variety
of wildlife. Herons and seabirds can be observed
from the comfort of the living room. Beadnell is
noted as a centre for water sports and there are
facilities for windsurfing, sailing, scuba diving
and angling. For those interested in ornithology
this is an excellent base, being close to the Farne
Islands and the nearby nature reserves of Budle
Bay, and Newton Haven, home to a great variety
of indigenous and migratory wading birds and
wildfowl. The coastal castles of Dunstanburgh,
Bamburgh and Holy Island are just a few minutes
drive and there are lovely coastal walks in both
directions.
Ground floor - Open plan living/dining room with
electric fire, NSH and views over pond. Small well
equipped kitchen.
Open staircase to First floor - Double bedroom.
Twin bedded room. Bathroom with over bath
Services - Electricity and partial NSH included.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Electric
cooker. Microwave. Fridge with icebox. Washing
machine. Cot. Highchair. Small patio with
furniture. Storage shed. Enclosed steeply banked
garden with furniture. Off road parking for 1 car.
Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets
with linen and towels. Pets welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
Quarry
Bank
Beadnell
Coast
Code 429
Within a 10 minute walk from the harbour and
beautiful sandy beach in the coastal village of
Beadnell this semi-detached house is situated
on a small estate. Offering comfortable and well
equipped accommodation it is close to all of
the major attractions of this spectacular coastal
region. Originally a fishing port, the harbour and
surrounding area are now a centre for leisure
activities such as sailing, scuba diving and
wind surfing. For those interested in less active
pursuits, Beadnell provides a great base from
which to explore the historical heritage of the
area with numerous castles and gardens nearby.
Whilst the keen ornithologist will find the bird
sanctuaries and nature reserves at Newton
Haven, Budle Bay and the Farne Islands a delight.
From the young to the young at heart there is an
inexhaustible selection of pastimes to choose
from. There are pubs and restaurants within
walking distance. Golf, fishing and horse riding
are all available locally.
Ground floor - Pleasantly furnished lounge with
dining area, coal effect electric stove. Small well
equipped galley kitchen.
Open tread staircase to First floor - Double
bedroom. Small twin bedded room. Fully tiled
bathroom with over bath shower and WC. Most
rooms have views of nature reserve.
Services - Electricity included. NSH in lounge.
Free standing electric heaters in bedrooms. Colour
TV with Freeview. DVD. Radio. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Fridge. Washing machine. Enclosed
paved patio area with furniture. Storage shed. Off
road parking. Shops/PO/pubs in village. Duvets
with linen and towels. Pets welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
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Mayflower
Cottage
Puffins
Seahouses
Coast
Nest
Seahouses
Coast
Code 545
Sleeps 11 | Price Group * 15% discount on selected dates for parties of 8 or less. | Map Ref K7
Code 348
Sleeps 6 | Price Group S | Map Ref L7
Very favourably positioned on the edge of the much sought after village of Seahouses, Mayflower Cottage
is literally only a couple of minutes walk along a sheltered path to a wonderful sandy beach stretching
north with a backdrop of the magnificent castle at Bamburgh. This exquisitely furnished, spacious and
newly constructed house sleeps 11 in 6 bedrooms to provide luxurious self-catering accommodation. It
is the ideal choice for extended family holidays or friends wishing to take a luxury break together. Upon
entering the house you will be greeted by the opulence and impressed by the attention to detail which
is simply stunning throughout. All the bedrooms have been interior designed and furnished to a very
high standard using top-quality furnishings with each having its own individual charm. Seahouses is a
well-known coastal village offering many facilities including a variety of pubs, shops, cafes, amusements
and an impressive 18 hole links golf course. The busy harbour is a hive of activity during the holiday
season with boats taking visitors on trips out to the renowned Farne Islands eager to get a glimpse of
the grey seals that inhabit the waters around the islands and observe the vast assortment of seabirds.
Seahouses is centrally located on the magnificent Northumberland coast making it quintessentially the
perfect place to visit the many sights and attractions this beautiful region has to offer. Then after a busy
day of activities and exploration, you can return to Mayflower Cottage for rest and recuperation relaxing in
sumptuous luxury to recharge your batteries.
Ground floor - Spacious, open plan family room and dining area leading onto a landscaped south facing
garden, excellently equipped 26ft kitchen diner and a separate family room. The main living area is
tastefully decorated in dulcet tones with ample seating around a cosy log burning stove and large French
doors out onto a large patio area ideal for alfresco dining. The separate family lounge is again spacious
and elegantly furnished. Both the family room and the lounge have flat screen TV, DVD/CD player so the
children are entertained whilst the grownups chill out! Cloak room with WC.
First floor - Two bedrooms with king-size beds, one with en-suite shower room. Two bunk bedded rooms.
Family bathroom with bath, shower and WC.
Second floor - Bedroom with king-size bed. Single bedroom with en-suite shower room. All bedrooms
are furnished to the highest specification with colour coordinated décor and bed linen.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Log burning stove - initial supply of fuel provided. 2 Colour
TV’s with DVD/CD. Wi-Fi. iPod dock. Electric oven and hob. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Washing machine. Travel Cot. Highchair. Large enclosed lawned garden with patio, furniture and
barbecue. Off road parking for 3 cars only. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets with linen and
towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in house.
Little Mayflower Cottage
15% discount off small groups
of 8 or less. Call for details.
Terms and conditions apply
This excellent modern property is situated on
the fringe of the lively and popular village of
Seahouses only 5 minutes from an excellent
sandy beach and 150 metres from a mature
seaside golf course. Seahouses boasts a variety
of attractions one being boat trips to the Farne
Islands. The Islands are teeming with over
182 species of seabird from gulls, terns and
cormorants to the strangely comical looking
puffins. Drive north and time the tides right you
can cross the causeway to Lindisfarne and explore
this early stronghold of Christianity. This unspoilt
coastline is dominated by majestic castles namely
Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh and Warkworth all
shrouded in history. Nearby is Chillingham Castle
with its unique herd of wild white cattle, walled
into the estate in the 12th century they are still
completely pure bred and undomesticated. The
many activities in the area to be enjoyed include
boat trips, cycling, fishing, diving, horse riding,
golf and hill walking.
Ground floor - Entrance hall. Cloakroom.
Spacious lounge with patio doors. Dining Room.
Breakfasting/kitchen with door out to garden.
First floor - Double bedroom with king-size
bed and en-suite shower room and WC. Double
bedroom. Two single bedrooms. Bathroom with
bath and WC.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. HD
Colour TV with full Sky HD. DVD. PS3. CD radio.
iPod docking station. Electric cooker. Microwave.
Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Tumble
dryer in garage. Shaver point. Payphone. Wi-Fi.
Travel Cot. Highchair. Enclosed garden to rear
with furniture and barbecue. Off road parking
for 2 cars. Garage. Storage for bikes. Shops/
PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with
linen (towel hire £5 pppw). No pets or smoking in
house. (Owner takes own dog on occasion).
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Availability - All Year/Short Breaks off peak only
Fishers
Cottage
Fisherman’s
Seahouses
Coast
Rest
Seahouses
Coast – Sea Views
Code 565
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group P | Map Ref L7
Code 523
Located on a new development on the edge of
Seahouses this immaculate semi-detached house
is furnished in a contemporary style. Just 400
yards from the coastal footpath and a short walk
to the beach, harbour and golf course makes it a
perfect base for exploring the unspoilt Heritage
Coastline. Seahouses has a comprehensive range
of amenities and a bustling quayside with boat
trips sailing regularly across to the Farne Islands,
a wildlife sanctuary famous for the comical puffins
and a grey seal colony. This region is blessed with
uncrowded sandy beaches, nature reserves and
many famous castles. One of the best preserved
being Bamburgh Castle, 2 miles, an ancient fortress
perched high on a rocky outcrop dominating the
skyline. North of Bamburgh is Budle Bay, a wetland
habitat for many wading birds, with views across
to Holy Island. Fishing, sailing, diving, golf and
horse riding available locally.
Ground floor - Well-appointed lounge decorated
in a contemporary style with electric fire. The
kitchen/diner has a good sized dining table to seat
6 plus highchair and patio doors leading out to rear
garden. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Twin bedded room with TV, Playstation
2 and sea views across golf course. Double
bedroom with 4’ 6” bed. Bunk bedded room
suitable for children only. Family bathroom with
over bath electric shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Electric
log effect fire. 3 flat screen TV’s, digital recorder,
DVD. Free Wi-Fi. Electric cooker and ceramic hob.
Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washing
machine. Tumble dryer in Garage. Shaver point.
Travel cot. Highchair. Stair gate. Enclosed rear
garden with decking and patio furniture. Barbecue
and chiminea. Off road parking. Garage for storage
with some equipment for guests use: 2 canoes,
body board, 2 basic bikes. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with linen. Towel
hire available £5 pppw. 1 well
behaved dog welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
Lindisfarne
View
Seahouses
Coast – Sea Views
Code 524
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group * | Map Ref L8
These two luxury apartments stand in one of the most enviable positions over-looking the harbour
in Seahouses with a spectacular backdrop of The Farne Islands and on the horizon the outstanding
Bamburgh Castle. Whether you stay during the summer and watch the world go by from the large
picture windows that open floor to ceiling or are relaxing on the sofa in the winter months, protected
by the efficient double glazing, this ever changing panorama will have you permanently enthralled. Both
apartments are immaculately presented and the contemporary styling coupled with the high standard
of furnishings means you will enjoy accommodation at a level second to none. The location is ideal for
touring the region with the historic market town of Alnwick noted for the fabulous gardens created by the
Duchess of Northumberland and the Castle, well worth a visit for any Harry Potter fans young or old. The
Castle was transformed in the Harry Potter films into Hogwarts School. Take a drive inland along quiet
roads to Wooler and the Cheviot Hills. Here you can take your pick from countless walks suitable for all
abilities such a gentle stroll and a picnic beside the College Burn or for the more energetic, a hike across
the hills and moors.
Fisherman’s Rest
Fisherman’s Rest
Ground floor - Ultra modern dining kitchen
with wooden floor and halogen lighting. Double
bedroom. Twin bedded room. Both bedrooms have
built in wardrobes. Family bathroom with over
bath shower and WC. Small private rear courtyard
– a sheltered area to relax.
First floor - Fabulous lounge with contemporary
wall mounted electric fire and astonishing views.
Lindisfarne View
Lindisfarne View
* Extra £25 per person charge for 5th/6th
person
Accommodation all first floor level
Open plan style with kitchen/dining and lounge
area with wooden floors and some of the best
views around. Double bedroom. Twin bedded
room. Bunk bedded room. Family bathroom with
over bath shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and CH included. Flat screen TV with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker with
ceramic hob. Dishwasher. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer. Travel cot. Highchair. Garage per
property for 1 car. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with linen and towels. No smoking in
apartments please. 1 small well behaved pet. £20 PER PET.
£100 Damage Deposit required for pet.
Short break prices: Fri to Mon or Mon to Fri.
Off peak ONLY minimum £400 Nov to April.
May, Sept & Oct minimum £445. Call for further details.
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Harbour
View
Harbourside
Seahouses
Coast – Sea Views
Seahouses
Coast – Sea Views
Code 276
Sleeps 6 | Price Group V | Map Ref L7
Code 337
Sleeps 6 | Price Group S | Map Ref L7
Located on the quayside in the fishing village
of Seahouses, Harbour View benefits from
breathtaking panoramic views (from every window)
over the harbour to the nearby Farne Islands.
Located within walking distance of all of the
village amenities and only 100 metres from a
sandy beach, its enviable position makes this an
ideal choice for a memorable seaside holiday. Boat
trips to the Farnes to see the grey seals and large
sea bird colonies including the comical puffins are
available from the harbour. The village provides a
good range of shops, pubs and restaurants making
this a very convenient holiday location. The many
places of interest on the Heritage Coast such as
Holy Island, Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh Castles,
the fishing port of Craster and the many miles of
wide sandy beaches for which the area is noted
are all within easy reach. 18 hole golf course
nearby.
Lower ground floor - Harbour access. Storage
and utility area.
Ground floor - Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom
Rear main entrance First floor - Impressive open
plan living/dining room with well equipped modern
kitchen area, patio door out to balcony and harbour
views. Spiral staircase to Second floor - Double
bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC. All
rooms have harbour views.
Colour TV’s in Lounge and Bedrooms. DVD. Video.
CD radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge.
Fridge/freezer in utility room. Washing machine.
Tumble dryer. Shaver point. Travel cot. Highchair.
Patio area with furniture to rear. Off road parking
for 2 cars. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in
village. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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A pebble’s throw away from the shoreline and
overlooking the quayside in the traditional fishing
village of Seahouses is Harbourside, a three
bedroomed former fisherman's cottage. Situated
in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty,
Harbourside is a short stroll from the village’s
many amenities, including the members only
Ocean Leisure Club. Harbourside guests can enjoy
exclusive access to this fitness and health centre
at a special rate. The cottage offers unparalleled
seascape views and is just minutes away from
the pier where colourful party boats venture to
the Farne Islands and Longstone Lighthouse. The
cottage has been lovingly restored and has every
modern facility yet its historical fishing past has
been retained. Harbourside provides an ideal
base for exploring this wonderful area, miles of
sandy beaches, castles galore, acclaimed gardens,
rugged countryside and world heritage locations
are all within easy reach. Other activities in the
area include fishing, sailing, diving, horse riding,
and excellent golf courses.
Ground floor - Entrance hall. Step up to double
bedroom. Two bunk bedded rooms with 2'6" bunks.
Utility cupboard. First floor - Open plan living/
dining room with spectacular sea views through
large picture window with door out to balcony,
exposed stone wall, log burner effect electric fire
and small well equipped kitchen.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Panel
heaters. Log burner effect electric fire. Colour
TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric
cooker. Fridge/freezer. Microwave. Washer/dryer.
Shaver point. Travel Cot. Highchair. Pay phone. Off
road parking. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in
village. Duvets with linen and towels. Welcome
pack provided. 2 well behaved pets welcome. No
Lindisfarne
Seahouses
Coast
Code 496
Sleeps 5 | Price Group L | Map Ref L8
This well presented mid terraced cottage is
tucked away in the older part of Seahouses,
close to the picturesque harbour and within easy
walking distance of a lovely sandy beach. The
accommodation is spacious with all the modern
conveniences for a comfortable and relaxing
family seaside holiday. Seahouses offers a wide
variety of shops, pubs, cafes and gift shops to
browse. This part of the Northumberland Heritage
coast, designated an area of outstanding natural
beauty, is characterised by glistening clear
water, sweeping sandy bays, majestic castles
and an abundance of wildlife. The dramatic
fortress of Bamburgh Castle, 2 miles north, used
as a backdrop in many epic films, is a treasury
of northern history housing the marvellous
Armstrong Museum. There are nature reserves at
Budle Bay and Newton Haven, as well as several
excellent local golf courses, horse riding nearby,
boat trips and sea fishing trips leave from the
harbour.
Ground floor - Open plan layout with laminate
flooring. Relaxing lounge area with wood burning
stove, a good selection of books and games.
Dining area with round table. Fully fitted kitchen
with tiled floor. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Exceptionally spacious double
bedroom with king-size bed and laminate floor.
Large double bedroom with additional single
bed and laminate floor. Bathroom with over bath
Services - Electricity included. NSH downstairs.
Electric convector heaters upstairs. Wood burning
stove – 1st Oct to 31st Mar initial supply of fuel
provided. Colour TV with BT Sport. BT Infinity
Broadband. DVD. CD Dab radio with iPod dock.
Wii Games console. Payphone. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge with icebox.
Travel Cot. Highchair. Off road parking for 1 car.
Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets
with linen and towels.
2 Pets by arrangement.
Island's
View
Kittiwake
Seahouses
Coast – Sea Views
Apartment
Seahouses
Coast
Code 594
Code 541
Island’s View is located in a quiet courtyard only
a few yards from the harbour front in the fishing
village of Seahouses. This modern property is
furnished to a high standard with three bedrooms.
The balcony from the lounge on the top floor, offers
amazing views of the nearby Farne Islands and
coastline towards Bamburgh Castle. There is a
shared courtyard to the front of the property with
access to a private car port for one car. Within a
short stroll of all the amenities this popular village
provides, and only metres from a sandy beach
which stretches north to Bamburgh, this is an
ideal location for a relaxing family seaside holiday.
Enjoy a boat trip from the harbour to view the grey
seals and sea bird colonies on the Farne Islands
or why not try your hand at sea fishing. There are
numerous places of interest within a short drive
along this historic coastline, including Holy Island
and Alnwick Castle and gardens. Golf courses,
walking, cycling, bird watching, horse riding and
sailing available locally.
Kittiwake Apartment is a bright and airy first floor
three bedroom apartment located in the heart of
Seahouses. This large well-appointed property,
with its own private entrance, provides quality
accommodation for those seeking a traditional
seaside family holiday. Having both a large family
bathroom and an en-suite double bedroom it is
the perfect choice for larger families or friends
spending time together. To the rear the large yard
is secure for children to play safely whilst the
grown-ups enjoy some well-earned rest relaxing
in the comfortable lounge or prepare a meal in
the well equipped kitchen/diner. Seahouses is a
favourite choice for holidaymakers and from this
apartment there are a good range of facilities
available within a gentle stroll including several
shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. The bustling
harbour is a magnet for visitors, some just wanting
to watch the world go by and others waiting to
catch a boat trip out to the Farne islands famous
for the bird sanctuaries and the grey seal colony
or to try their luck sea fishing. Walking, fishing,
sailing, bird watching and golf available locally.
Ground floor - Utility room with a washer/dryer.
First floor - Master bedroom with double bed and
en-suite electric shower room and WC. Double
bedroom. Single bedroom. Family bathroom with
electric over bath shower and WC.
Second floor - Spacious comfy open plan living/
dining area with oak table to seat 6 people. French
doors lead to balcony overlooking the harbour.
Modern well equipped kitchen.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Flat
screen TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi.
Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge with ice
box. Washer/dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Table
and 2 chair on balcony. Covered car port for 1 car.
Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets
with linen and towels. 1 small well behaved dog
welcome by arrangement with owner @ £20 PER
PET. No smoking in cottage please.
Minimum off peak short breaks £395, Spring
and Autumn short breaks £425 Excludes
school holidays.
Accommodation on first floor
Spacious living room with electric flame effect fire
and large flat screen TV. Modern kitchen with view
of Bamburgh Castle from window. Master bedroom
with en-suite thermostatically controlled shower
and WC. Two twin bedded rooms. Family bathroom
Eden
Vale
Seahouses
Coast
Code 397
Sleeps 5 | Price Group P* | Map Ref L7
Tucked away down a quiet lane this mid-terraced
house is close to the centre of Seahouses
providing good quality holiday accommodation for
two couples or a family, close to the busy harbour
and beach. The village offers a good range of
amentities including shops, pubs and restaurants.
This is an ideal location from which to explore the
multitude of historical sites scattered throughout
Northumberland. The Heritage Coast and its
many places of interest, such as Holy Island and
Bamburgh Castle, are a short drive north. Whilst
the many miles of clean sandy beaches are
literally a stone’s throw away. During the summer
boat trips leave the harbour daily taking visitors
to see the grey seal and seabird colonies on the
Farne Islands, particularly fascinating during the
breeding season. Fishing, walking, horse riding,
mountain biking and an 18 hole golf course all
available locally.
Ground floor - Comfortable lounge with log
burning stove. Fully fitted dining/kitchen with tiled
floor. Utility room. WC. Enclosed rear yard with
furniture, barbecue and patio heater.
First floor - Two spacious double bedrooms both
with king-size beds. Single bedroom. Bathroom
with bath, over bath electric shower and WC.
Second floor - Games room with pool table,
football table and X Box with games.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Colour TV
with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Electric oven/hob.
Microwave. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Fridge/
Freezer. Travel cot. Highchair. Parking permit for 1
car provided for council car park nearby. The permit
can also be used throughout Northumberland in
Northumberland Council car parks. Shops/PO/
pubs/restaurant in village. Duvets with linen and
towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in apartment.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Log
burning stove – initial supply of fuel provided. Flat
screen colour TV with Sky. Wi-Fi. DVD. CD radio.
Electric oven and ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Travel
cot. Highchair. Off road parking for 1 car. Shops/
PO/pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets with linen
and towels. Pets welcome. No smoking in cottage
please.
*NB: Off peak reduction to price group M for
2 persons.
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Bydawhile
Driftwood
Seahouses
Coast
Seahouses
Coast
Code 570
Code 423
Tucked away in a quieter part of Seahouses
Bydawhile is a comfortable, spacious semidetached stone bungalow. It is perfect for a family
seaside break with the advantage of a sunny
enclosed rear yard to relax in the evening. The
location is 10 minute stroll down to the good
variety of shops, gift shops, cafés, pubs and the
main attraction the bustling harbour and a 15
minute stroll to 2 award winning dog friendly
beaches. From Easter to October colourful fishing
boats carry passengers out to the neighbouring
Farne Islands to experience first-hand the wide
variety of seabirds and a huge colony of Grey Seals.
Using Seahouses as a base to tour this region
is perfect. From here Wooler and the Cheviots,
Alnwick Castle and Gardens, Kielder Forrest and
even Hadrians’ Wall can each be visited in a day.
Northumberland’s impressive Heritage Coastline is
littered with historic reminders of a turbulent past
with castles at Bamburgh, Holy Island, Warkworth,
and Dunstanburgh as well as some of the best
beaches in England. For the more energetic,
mountain biking, kite surfing, fishing, sailing, golf
and horse riding can all be arranged locally.
Relaxing lounge with dining table and electric
stove. Well fitted kitchen with sky light. Double
bedroom with laminate floor, patio doors out
to enclosed rear yard with decking and garden
furniture. Double bedroom. Bunk bedded room.
Bathroom with over bath electric shower, WC and
sky light.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Panel
heaters in bedrooms. Colour TV with Freeview.
DVD. CD radio. Electric cooker and hob.
Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer.
Travel cot. Highchair. Enclosed rear garden with
decking and patio furniture. Off road parking.
DVD’s, books and games. Shop/PO/pubs in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. Pets welcome.
Welcome pack. No smoking in cottage please.
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This comfortable semi-detached bungalow
is located in a cul-de-sac on the outskirts
of Seahouses, offering good quality holiday
accommodation within easy walking distance of
the bustling harbour and beach. Seahouses is an
excellent centre for exploring this beautiful stretch
of coast, providing amenities such as shops, pubs
and restaurants, yet it is only a few minutes drive
from the magnificent castles and places of interest
for which the area is renowned. Warkworth,
Alnwick, Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh and Holy Island
are all within a 12 mile radius. Boat trips sail daily
from Seahouses harbour, weather permitting,
taking visitors to the nearby Farne Islands which
are of particular interest during the seabird and
grey seal breeding seasons. Two miles to the south
is Beadnell Bay with its unique west facing harbour
and opportunities for scuba diving, sailing and
windsurfing. The area has several fine golf courses.
Comfortable lounge with dining area and wood
burning stove. Fully fitted kitchen. Double bedroom
with French doors out to rear courtyard garden.
Double bedroom. Bunk bedded room. Bathroom
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Wood
burning stove – initial supply of fuel provided.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Radio. Electric
cooker. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge.
Freezer. Microwave. Travel Cot. Highchair. Shaver
point. Small enclosed courtyard garden with
furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars. Shops/PO/
pubs in village. Duvets with linen – no towels. Pets
welcome – first pet free. No smoking in cottage
please. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Availability - April 1st to End October/Short Breaks
Peregrine
Seahouses
Coast
Code 307
This traditional stone cottage is situated in the
older part of Seahouses and is close to the harbour
and all the amenities of this busy little fishing
port. The late 1800s brought an upsurge in the
fishing industry, when “Herring was King”, bringing
employment and prosperity to many of the locals.
It was said that there were so many fishing boats
in the harbour that it was possible to walk across
the boats from one side to the other. Nowadays
tourism has taken over with many of the boats
taking visitors out to the Farne Islands to observe
the vast array of seabirds and the colony of Grey
Seals. 3 miles north is the impressive Bamburgh
Castle and 5 miles beyond that is Holy Island or
Lindisfarne. The island can be reached at low tide
along the causeway where you will find the alluring
castle dramatically perched on a rocky crag. Just
south of Seahouses is Beadnell Bay with its unique
west facing harbour and facilities for sailing,
windsurfing and scuba diving. The area has several
fine golf courses, the closest being within half a
mile. Fishing and horse riding available locally.
Ground floor - Comfortable living/dining room
with original stone fireplace with electric stove.
Galley kitchen with quarry tiled floor and door out
to small rear yard with wooden table and chairs.
First floor - Double bedroom with king-size bed
with flat screen TV. Twin bedded room. Single
bedroom. Recently refurbished shower room with
WC.
Services - Electricity and full NSH included. TV
with Freeview. DVD. CD player. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washing
machine. Telephone with honesty box. Cot.
Highchair. Small rear yard. Roadside parking close
by. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. Car Park ticket, valid
for all NCC car parks for all stays. Train Station
collection service from Alnmouth or Berwick at no
extra charge. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage.
Creel
Cottage
Simonside
Seahouses
Coast
Cottage
Seahouses
Coast
Code 574
Code 254
Honeysuckle
Cottage
Seahouses
Coast
Code 542
This traditional fisherman's cottage, built from
local sandstone, is situated on a lane within 100
metres of the busy little harbour and beach of
this picturesque Northumbrian fishing village.
The cottage has recently undergone a complete
makeover to an excellent standard with solid oak
flooring in the lounge and a fabulous inglenook
fireplace with a cosy log burning stove. Fishing still
plays a significant role in the local economy, but
nowadays most of the boats carry tourists to the
National Trust seal and seabird sanctuaries on the
nearby Farne Islands during the summer months.
This is a fascinating sight especially during the
breeding seasons. 3 miles north is the impressive
Bamburgh Castle and 6 miles beyond that, Holy
Island or Lindisfarne, reached by a causeway
at low tide. The coastline in this region is
characterised by some splendid sandy beaches, the
nearest being within walking distance. There are
several golf courses in the area and horse riding
and fishing are available locally
Ground floor - Attractive beamed living/dining
room with oak floor, original exposed stone
inglenook fireplace and high quality log burning
stove. Well equipped fitted kitchen with door out to
rear. Bathroom with combi-direct shower over bath
and WC. First floor - Large double bedroom with
king-size bed and fitted wardrobes. Bunk bedded
room (full sized bunks).
Services - Electricity and new gas combi-boiler
CH included. Log burning stove - initial supply
of fuel provided. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD.
Wi-Fi. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Travel Cot.
Highchair. Shaver point. Off road parking for 1 car
only. Secure shed available for bicycles, by prior
arrangement. Shops/PO/pubs/TIC in village. Duvets
with linen and towels. Welcome pack provided.
Tucked away in a quiet setting, this delightful,
refurbished stone built cottage provides
comfortable and welcoming accommodation
on one level in the popular coastal village of
Seahouses. Less than 400 metres from the beach
and bustling harbour, it provides an excellent base
for a seaside holiday. The many attractions of the
Heritage Coast and award winning countryside
are within just a few minutes drive and the
numerous amenities of the village which include
a good range of shops, pubs, restaurants and
an 18 hole links golf course are all within easy
walking distance. During the summer the colourful
harbour has boat trips sailing on a regular basis
to the Farne Islands to view the many colonies of
nesting sea birds and grey seals at close quarters.
A couple of miles to the north is Bamburgh,
dominated by the impressive castle which stands
guard over the village and the magnificent sweep
of sandy beach.
Pleasant spacious lounge with feature stone
fireplace and flame effect electric fire. Well
equipped dining kitchen with stable door to patio.
Light and airy double bedroom. Twin bedded room.
Bathroom with over bath electric power shower
and WC.
Services - Electricity and on demand heating
included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD
radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Cot. Highchair.
Enclosed patio area with furniture and barbecue.
Shared off road parking. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with linen and
towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome. No smoking
in cottage please. Easy walking access.
Availability - 19 Mar to 22 Oct/No Short Breaks
Honeysuckle Cottage is a delightful cottage
providing an excellent standard of contemporary
styled holiday accommodation. Located at the end
of a quiet lane and just a gentle stroll from the
harbour and a variety of shops, cafes, pubs and
restaurants in Seahouses. The colourful harbour
is the focal point of this traditional fishing village.
During the summer boats sail regularly taking
eager visitors out to the Farne Islands hoping to
catch a glimpse of the grey seals and the vast
seabird colonies, including the comical Puffins
that inhabit the islands. Some of the boats land
on the islands allowing people time to experience
the flora and forna in close proximity. There are
numerous golf courses in the area with an 18 hole
links course on the edge of Seahouses. Guests are
spoilt for choice when planning daily excursions.
Our top 5 suggestions would be outings to the
magical castle at Alnwick where the Harry Potter
movies were filmed, Alnwick Garden, Bamburgh
Castle and Lindisfarne or simply take a picnic to
spend the day on one of several sandy beaches.
Fishing, sailing, golf, horse riding, walking and
cycling all available locally.
Ground floor - Spacious living room with coaleffect electric fire. Fully equipped kitchen/dining
area.
First floor - Master bedroom with double bed.
Twin bedded room with views toward the sea.
Modern family bathroom with over bath shower
and WC.
Services - Electricity and CH included. Colour TV
with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. iPod dock. Electric
oven/hob. Microwave. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer.
Fridge/Freezer. Travel cot. Highchair. Enclosed front
patio garden with seating area. Off road parking
for 1 car. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurant in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets or
smoking in cottage.
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Little
Cottage
Kittiwake
Seahouses
Coast
Cottage
Seahouses
Coast
Code 522
Code 514
For couples looking for a cosy retreat this wellappointed and deceptively spacious cottage could
be just what the doctor ordered. Tucked away
along a lane within a short walk of the busy
harbour and local amenities, Kittiwake is a single
storey stone built cottage. Originally a fisherman’s
home dating from the 1820’s, it has recently
undergone a complete makeover and now offers
stylish modern holiday accommodation with a
touch of luxury. For those interested in ornithology,
fishing, sailing or golf, Seahouses is an ideal
base as all of these activities can be found in
the vicinity. There is a wealth of birdlife with
nature reserves at Budle Bay and Newton Haven.
Regular boat trips sail from the harbour taking
visitors to the Farne islands to enjoy the splendour
these islands have to offer. The Heritage coast
is renowned for clean sandy beaches, rocky
coves, tiny fishing villages and many magnificent
castles. Probably the most famous of the castles
is at Bamburgh, 5 miles north of Seahouses. It is
possible to walk along the beach from Seahouses
all the way to Bamburgh with the castle acting
as a glorious backdrop silhouetted against the
skyline.
Open plan living/dining room with galley kitchen,
large inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove
and solid wood flooring. Double bedroom with
fitted wardrobe. Single bedroom. Small shower
room with electric shower and WC.
Open plan layout with solid oak flooring
throughout. Charming lounge area with wood
burning stove. Light and airy, fully fitted kitchen
with dining table and door out to shared yard with
bench seat. Immaculate spacious en-suite double
bedroom with large shower cubicle and WC.
Services - Electricity and Electric CH included.
Wood burning stove – logs provided. Flat screen
TV with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker
with ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge with icebox.
Off road parking for 1 car. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with linen and
towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome £20 PER PET. No smoking in cottage please.
£100 Damage Deposit required for pet.
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Bay
Waren Mill, Nr Bamburgh
Coast – Sea Views
Code 610
Tucked away along a lane in the older part of
Seahouses, Little Cottage is a cosy bolthole in
which to relax and enjoy a traditional seaside
holiday. The cottage has recently been fully
renovated and benefits from a pretty cottage
garden with a paved area, perfect for relaxing on
warm summer evenings. The focal point of the
lounge is an impressive stone inglenook fireplace
with a wood burning stove. Just around the corner
from the cottage is the Rick Stein acclaimed
Swallow Fish Smokery, handy for picking up fresh
seafood, kippers or smoked salmon. The cottage
is a short distance from a good selection of pubs,
restaurants, shops and the bustling harbour.
During the summer months boat trips leave
regularly from the harbour taking holidaymakers
out to the Farne Islands to see the vast selection
of seabirds living on and around the islands and
to maybe catch a glimpse of some of the grey
seals who populate these waters. Some of the
trips allow visitors time to go ashore to observe
the seabirds first hand. You may see some comical
looking Puffins peeping out from their burrows,
but watch out for the swooping terns protecting
their fledglings.
Seal
Flat screen TV. DVD. iPod dock. Electric cooker
with ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Washing machine. Hair dryer. Off road parking
for 1 car – not an allocated space. Shops/PO/
pubs/restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with linen
and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage
please.
Seal Bay forms part of Waren Mill, an attractively
converted mill located on the edge of Budle Bay.
Whether or not you are interested in ornithology
you will be captivated by the panoramic views from
the first and second floor windows out to sea. The
view changes daily depending on the weather and
the tides. The bay is an important bird sanctuary
and, particularly in winter, thousands of wildfowl
and wading seabirds spend their time on the mud
flats at low tide. In the distance, across the bay lies
the island of Holy Island also known as Lindisfarne.
The island can only be reached at low tide across a
causeway. A staggering number of visitors travel to
Holy Island every year not only for religious reasons
but for the wonderful wildlife and tranquillity of
this extraordinary place. There is an invigorating
walk, especially at low tide along the edge of a
golden sandy beach towards Bamburgh with the
magnificent castle as the backdrop. The colourful
village of Seahouses is about 5 miles, where you
will find a wide range of shops, pubs, cafes, tourist
information and boat trips out to the Farne Islands.
Golf, fishing, walking, cycling and sailing available
locally.
Ground floor - Cosy lounge with comfortable sofa
and flat screen TV and contemporary styled electric
fire. Utility cupboard with washer/dryer. Cloak room
with WC and sink. Hanging space for coats and
storage for boots with underfloor heating. First
floor - Dining room with flat screen TV and window
seat to sit and watch the seabirds across Budle
Bay towards Holy Island. Newly refurbished galley
style kitchen. Second floor - Double bedroom with
amazing views across the bay. Twin bedded room.
Family bathroom with over bath shower.
Services - Electricity and electric CH included. Flat
screen TV with Freeview. DVD/CD player. Wi-Fi.
Electric oven and hob. Dishwasher. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Travel cot. High chair.
Off road parking. Shop/pubs/cafe in Bamburgh.
Duvets with linen and towels. Well behaved pets
welcome @ £25 per pet.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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The Maltings
Code 505
Budle Bay, Nr Bamburgh
Coast – Sea Views
1 The Maltings is a superb ground floor apartment, part of a grade II Listed building, a former mill and malting dating back to Norman times. This impressive
stylish apartment is situated in a stunning location on the edge of Budle Bay with extraordinary sea views across the bay towards Holy Island and when the
tide is in the surf is only feet away. This stretch of the Heritage coastline has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is a haven for many
varieties of migrating birds. The tidal mudflats and salt marshes of the bay provide an abundant food supply for the birds, some of which travel thousands of miles
to breed before departing to their winter homes making this an ideal base for bird watchers. Holy Island, which can only be reached at low tide by the causeway
is a short drive. Bamburgh Castle, beach and village are about 2 miles to the south by road or a little further by a coastal footpath. This quaint village offers pubs,
restaurants, museum and local shops.
Accommodation all on one level Open plan contemporary styled lounge with dining area and well
equipped kitchen, with views over Budle Bay and also Waren Burn. Master bedroom with king-size bed
and en-suite bathroom with over bath shower and sea view. Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom with over
bath electric shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and electric NSH included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi - Limited useage,
charges may apply. CD radio. Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge with icebox. Dishwasher. Washer/
dryer. Shaver point. Shared outside sitting area. Private off road parking. Shared storage for bicycles.
Shops/pubs/restaurant in Bamburgh. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in apartment
please.
Puffin
Cottage
Code 439
Sleeps 6 | Price Group V | Map Ref K7
Budle Bay, Nr Bamburgh
Coast
This stone built cottage converted from a former barn provides high quality accommodation. It makes an idyllic base for those interested in exploring the fabulous
North East Heritage Coastline - just a five minute walk to the sea shore at Budle Bay and a fifteen minute walk across the beach and dunes to Bamburgh village.
Alternatively a very short drive to the famous, imposing castle at Bamburgh and one of the finest expanses of golden sands in Northumberland. The village of
Bamburgh with its peaceful and tranquil setting is home to the Grace Darling Museum. Bamburgh has shops, selling local produce, with restaurants and pubs.
The village has a playing field, cricket pitch, tennis court and play area on the village green where children can play safely. There are numerous activities to enjoy
nearby including fishing, sailing, windsurfing, diving, horse riding and golf, or just enjoy the quiet cottage garden with views over to the Cheviots and farm fields.
The enclosed garden is perfect for children to play safely.
Ground floor - Relaxing lounge full of character with open fire, wooden floor and door out to courtyard.
Spacious modern kitchen/diner exceptionally well finished with high standard fittings and glass worktops.
Utility room. Cloak room with WC and hand basin.
First floor - Spacious master bedroom with king-size bed. Family bedroom with two single beds and single
cabin bed. Single bedroom. Family bedroom has Colour TV for viewing DVDs and videos only. Shower room
with large size cubicle. All bedrooms have exposed beams.
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. Open fire – provide own fuel. Colour TV with Freeview.
DVD. Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Safe enclosed lawned
garden with furniture and barbecue. Off road parking. Shops/pubs/restaurants in village (1.5
miles). Duvets with linen and towels. Pets by arrangement with owner. No smoking in cottage
please.
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Greystead
Bamburgh
Coast
Code 534
Sleeps 10/12 | Price Group * | Map Ref K7
Greystead stands in a prime location in the centre of the ever popular village of Bamburgh. This exceptionally spacious
house offers not only light and airy contemporary styled accommodation but boasts unrivalled views of Bamburgh
Castle and is a short stroll from one of the finest beaches along the Heritage Coastline. For large family groups the
house has the wow factor, with a stylish relaxing lounge for the adults to unwind and a separate sitting room with
games for the children. The large dining kitchen has a feature glazed lantern ceiling and glass folding doors which
open onto the large enclosed garden with decking ideal for alfresco dining, a lawn for outdoor games and plenty of
private parking. Just a couple of miles up the coast at Budle Bay is a renowned ornithological delight. The bay has been
designated a site of Special Scientific Interest by English Nature, famous for gulls, wading birds, ducks, geese and
many other varieties of migrant birds. All in all this house ticks every box for the perfect seaside getaway.
Ground floor - Spacious sitting room with log burning stove and excellent seating. Large dining/ kitchen with larder, centre island and breakfast bar, dining table
to seat 12 easily, bifolding glazed doors out to decked area and landscaped garden. Playroom/games room with TV & blu-ray disk player, Playstation and Wii.
Shower room/utility room with WC. Bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room. Cloaks and boot area.
First floor - Master bedroom with super king-size bed, TV, DVD, dressing area, en-suite bathroom, Juliet balcony with views of the Castle. Bedroom with king-size
bed and en-suite shower room. Family bedroom with 4 single beds, en-suite bathroom with over bath shower, 2 basins and WC.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Log burning stove - initial supply of fuel provided. 3 Colour TV’s with Freesat. 2 blu-ray disk players. Playstation and
Wii. Wi-Fi. Radio. 2 iPod docks. Electric range cooker. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. 2 Travel cots. 2 Highchairs. Large
enclosed lawned garden to rear and front with decking, furniture and barbecue. Off road parking for 4 cars. Shop/PO/pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets with linen
and towels. Beach towels provided. 2 well behaved pets welcome. No smoking in house please. Maximum
number of adults per booking 10. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
360˚
To ur
Wynding
Head
Bamburgh
Coast
Code 535
This prestigious recently renovated detached house provides excellent contemporary and stylish accommodation with the added bonus of uninterrupted views
of the famous and imposing Bamburgh Castle and also sea views from some of the bedrooms. The views of the castle are stunning from the bay window in the
relaxing lounge a view which is mirrored from the master bedroom. A new conservatory provides an additional room to be used all year around, it has sliding
folding doors to both sides for access onto the outside decked area. The separate dining room is perfect for entertaining with ample seating for six, whilst the
breakfasting kitchen has a breakfast bar for light snacks. Upstairs there is an exceptionally spacious master suite with superb en-suite facilities. Outside to the
front of the house is an enclosed lawned garden with a secure paved area to the rear with ample off road parking. Situated a short distance away from one of
the finest expanses of golden sands in Northumberland, an idyllic base for those wishing to walk or merely relax and watch the world pass by. Holy Island, the
fountain head of England’s Christian Heritage, is a short drive to the north and can be reached at low tide via a causeway. Bamburgh provides good shops, selling
local produce, with restaurants and pubs. A playing field, cricket pitch, tennis court and play area are just behind the
cottage in front of the castle on the village green where children can play safely. There are numerous activities to
enjoy including fishing, sailing, windsurfing, diving, horse riding and golf, all nearby.
Ground floor - Lounge with bay window and log burning stove with double doors through to bright airy conservatory.
Dining room. Galley kitchen with breakfast bar. Shower room with WC. First floor - Master bedroom with king-size
bed, amazing castle views, en-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Double bedroom. Twin bedded
room. Family bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Wood burning stove – initial supply of fuel provided. Colour TV. Wi-Fi. DVD.
CD. Electric oven and hob. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Cot. Highchair.
Enclosed garden with patio area and furniture. Off road parking for 3 cars. Shops/pubs/restaurants in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well behaved pets welcome. No smoking in house please. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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Nantucket
Cottage
Tuckernuck
Bamburgh
Coast
Cottage
Bamburgh
Coast
Code 277
Sleeps 6 | Price Group W | Map Ref K7
Code 577
Nantucket Cottage
Tuckernuck Cottage
Multi-fuel stove - initial supply of fuel provided.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Electric
double cooker. Gas hob. Dishwasher. Microwave.
Fridge. Freezer. Washer/dryer. Travel cot. Highchair.
Large enclosed lawned garden to rear and side
with patio area, furniture and barbecue. Storage
shed. Off road parking for 2 cars. Shop/PO/pubs/
restaurants 0.5 miles. Duvets with linen and
towels. 2 well behaved pets welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
Apartment
Code 282
Sleeps 4 | Price Group H | Map Ref K7
These 2 quaint coastal cottages are situated in an enviable position on the outskirts of the ever popular
village of Bamburgh, a village dominated by the magnificent Bamburgh Castle. They are part of the
charismatic wooden, green Armstrong Cottages originally constructed to accommodate the families of
workers renovating Bamburgh Castle for Lord Armstrong in the late 19th century. Nantucket Cottage
benefits from a recent update and provides contemporary well designed holiday accommodation with an
exceptionally large lawned garden to the rear and is in a quiet location with fields behind. Tuckernuck
Cottage is a single storey terraced cottage providing all modern conveniences for a comfortable and
relaxing seaside holiday perfect for a break anytime of the year with views of the castle from the rear
garden. The amenities of the village are within walking distance and 3 miles south is the bustling fishing
port of Seahouses, boat trips to the Farne Islands are available from here. Budle Bay, 1 mile north, is home
to a wide variety of native and migratory wading birds. The many historic castles which are a feature of
this part of Northumberland are all within easy reach by car. The nearest is Bamburgh Castle, this dramatic
fortress has been used in many epic films and is a treasury of northern history housing the marvellous
Armstrong Museum. Wind surfing, sailing, horse riding and fishing can be enjoyed locally and the area has
several splendid golf courses.
Nantucket Cottage
This semi-detached cottage has a spacious and
comfortable living room with original stone
fireplace and multi-fuel stove. Large well equipped
dining kitchen. Double bedroom with king-size
bed. Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom and WC.
Shower room and WC. Utility room. Recently
updated throughout, with solid wood flooring
and rugs in most rooms. All rooms are of a good
proportion with views over large garden.
Blacketts
Bamburgh
Coast
Tuckernuck Cottage
Relaxing, spacious open plan living room with
dining table, kitchen area with breakfast bar.
Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom
with over bath shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Open
fire – initial supply of fuel provided. Colour TV
with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob.
Dishwasher. Highchair. Enclosed rear garden with
view of Castle. Off road parking. Shop/PO/pubs
in village. Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well
behaved pets welcome. No smoking in cottage
please.
This first floor apartment offers extremely pleasant
accommodation close to the centre of Bamburgh.
Situated above a small bistro, it has recently
been refurnished and equipped to an excellent
standard, with distant views of Holy Island, and
provides a comfortable holiday base in this highly
sought after location. Bamburgh has a splendid
castle situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking the
village and the sea. It was restored in the late
19th century by Lord Armstrong and is still the
home of his descendants. Bamburgh was also
the home of the Victorian heroine Grace Darling
and there is a museum nearby dedicated to her
memory. Seahouses is 3 miles, from here there
are daily boat trips to the Farne Islands to view
the sea birds and grey seal colonies. Holy Island is
a short drive and the nature reserve of Budle Bay
is approximately 1 mile. There is a magnificent
sandy beach within walking distance and also an
excellent golf course.
Accommodation is accessed by internal staircase
from rear of building to First floor. Delightful
lounge with bay window and window seat. Well
equipped dining kitchen. Both with views towards
Holy Island. Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom
with over bath electric shower and WC. All rooms
tastefully furnished in contemporary style with
laminate flooring.
Services - Electricity included. Electric fire. Panel
heaters in all rooms. Colour TV with Freeview.
DVD. Video. Digital radio with iPod dock. Electric
cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer.
Travel cot. Highchair. Payphone in building. Off
road parking for 1 car. Shop/PO/pubs/restaurants
in village. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no
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Silver
Fox Barn
Woodpecker
Hetton Hall, Nr Belford
Central/Coast
Code 605
Sleeps 6| Price Group S | Map Ref J8
Code 572
Sleeps 6 | Price Group S | Map Ref J8
Silver Fox Barn situated in the small hamlet of
Hetton Hall, has been recently fully refurbished
and equipped to an exceptional standard providing
an excellent base to explore this unspoilt
Northumberland countryside. Forming part of an
attractive development, this stone barn conversion
retains traditional features which include the
beamed ceilings downstairs and high beamed
ceilings in the main bedrooms to give the feeling
of bright and spacious accommodation. It has
been tastefully furnished with brand new hand
crafted furniture by Indigo, comfy modern sofas and
finishing touches of local and historical interest.
The Cheviot Hills to the west provide excellent
walking/mountain biking terrain and are easily
reached on quiet country roads. Bamburgh with it’s
magnificent castle and sweeping sandy beach and
Holy Island, which can be reached at low tide are
only a short 15 minute drive. Chillingham Castle
and the Chillingham herd of wild white cattle are
nearby. There are shops, pubs and an excellent
farm shop/café at Belford. Walking, cycling, golf,
horse riding & fishing all available locally.
Ground floor - Entrance hall with under stair
cloakroom and WC. Cosy snug room with TV and
games. Bright and spacious Farmhouse style
kitchen with oak wooden table to seat 8 and
French doors opening out to enclosed front garden
and patio area. Comfy lounge with wood burning
stove and arch over patio doors leading to rear
enclosed garden. First floor - Spacious bright
master bedroom with super king-size bed, en-suite
shower room with heated towel rail and WC, and a
separate walk-in dressing room. Large super kingsize bedroom. Twin bedded room. Family bathroom
with over bath shower, heated towel rail and WC.
burning stove –logs provided. 2 Colour TV’s with
Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. Rangemaster electric cooker
with gas hob. Combi microwave. Dishwasher. Large
Fridge. Freezer. Washing machine. Shaver point.
Large enclosed front garden with patio furniture
and rear enclosed garden. Off road parking for 3
cars. Shop/pub/PO 3 miles in Chatton.
Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well
behaved dogs welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
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Mill
Central/Coast
Forming part of an attractive development in the
picturesque Northumbrian countryside Woodpecker
Mill is a stone built, contemporary styled cottage
offering high quality accommodation with stunning
views across open fields. The cottage has a light
and airy feel incorporating modern facilities in
the kitchen and bathrooms, whilst retaining some
traditional elements like the beamed ceilings in
the bedrooms. Walkers and mountain bikers will
be in their element with paths and trails closeby.
Slightly further afield there is a wonderful selection
of sandy beaches, historic castles and monuments,
museums and visitor centres to discover. Holy
Island, the birth place of Christianity, is about a
half an hour drive, it can be reached at low tide via
a causeway. The island marks the end point of the
long distance footpath, St Cuthbert’s Way, which
can be seen from the cottage. There are shops,
pubs serving food and an excellent farm shop/café
at Belford, a 10 minute drive. Walking, cycling,
golf, horse riding & fishing all available locally.
Ground floor - Two steps down into a spacious
comfortable lounge with laminate floor, log burning
stove and patio doors out to garden. Large dining/
kitchen with tiled floor & granite work surfaces.
Double bedroom with king-size bed, en-suite
walk-in shower, laminate floor and WC. Utility
room with WC. First floor - Exceptionally spacious
bedroom with king-size bed exposed beams. Twin
bedded room. Family bathroom with over bath
shower, heated towel rail and tiled floor.
Cuthbert
Cottage
Central/Coast
Code 580
Sleeps 4 | Price Group M | Map Ref J8
One of three charming stone built cottages situated
in a peaceful location in the heart of the beautiful
and unspoilt North Northumbrian countryside with
uninterrupted views to the east across undulating
farmland towards the Kyloe Hills, just beyond
which lies the Heritage coastline. The cottage has
recently been redecorated and upgraded to a high
standard providing well equipped, comfortable
accommodation. Walking groups or larger families
wanting to holiday together may be interested
in booking Cuthbert cottage in conjunction with
Woodpecker Mill, code 572, which is adjacent. The
attractive village of Chatton, 3 miles, has a shop,
post office and pub. There are numerous castles
to explore in the area including Chillingham,
renowned for being the most haunted castle in
England and for its unique wild, white cattle.
Nearby Holy Island is the end point of the popular
St. Cuthbert's Way long distance footpath, which
passes close by the cottage. The island can be
reached at low tide via the causeway. Bamburgh
and Holy Island are a short 20 minute drive. Golf,
fishing, walking, horse riding and mountain biking
available locally.
Pleasant lounge/dining room with impressive stone
inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, and
French doors out to enclosed garden with decking.
Fully fitted modern kitchen with solid oak units and
exposed stone wall. Spacious double bedroom with
stone fireplace. Twin bedded room. Bathroom with
over bath shower and WC. Rooms have panoramic
views and oak flooring throughout.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Log
Large TV. DVD. Wi-Fi. Dual fuel range cooker.
Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washing
machine. Cot. Highchair. Enclosed terraced garden
with garden furniture. Off road parking. Shop/pub/
PO 3 miles. Duvets with linen and towels. Pets
welcome by arrangement - maximum 2 dogs @
£20 per pet. No smoking in cottage please.
Can be booked with Code
580 Cuthbert Cottage to
provide accommodation 360˚
To ur
for 10 people.
Wood burning stove – initial supply of logs
provided. Colour TV. DVD. Electric oven and hob.
Microwave. Wi-Fi. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer.
Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Travel cot.
Highchair. Shaver point. Private enclosed rear
garden with decked area and furniture. Large front
grassed area. Storage for bikes. Shop/PO/pub 3
miles. Off road parking for 2 cars. Duvets with linen
and towels. Pets welcome by arrangement maximum 2 dogs @ £20 per pet.
No smoking in cottages please.
Aidan
Cottage
Cobblers
Central/Coast
Cottage
Belford, Nr Bamburgh
Coast
Code 414
Sleeps 4 | Price Group * | Map Ref J8
Code 600
Sleeps 6 | Price Group P | Map Ref J7
Belford
Townhouse
Belford
Coast
Code 599
Sleeps 6 | Price Group S | Map Ref J7
This charming stone built cottage, the end in a row
of 3, is situated in a peaceful location in the heart
of the unspoilt north Northumbrian countryside.
There are stunning uninterrupted views to the
south and east across undulating farmland towards
the Kyloe Hills. The cottage takes its name from
Saint Aidan who established the great Christian
Priory of Lindisfarne. The village of Chatton, 3
miles, has a shop, post office and pub serving good
food and real ales. There are numerous castles
to explore in the area including Chillingham,
renowned for being the most haunted castle in
England and for its unique wild, white cattle.
Nearby Holy Island is the end point of the popular
St. Cuthbert's Way long distance footpath, which
passes close by the cottage. The island can be
reached at low tide via the causeway. Bamburgh
and Holy Island are a short 15 minute drive. Many
pretty villages, historic Border towns and country
houses are within easy reach. Fabulous walking,
golf, fishing, rock climbing, horse riding and
mountain biking available locally.
3 steps up to front door. Large, bright and airy
lounge with open fire and French doors to outdoor
decked area. Large kitchen/diner with wood
burning stove in inglenook fireplace. Spacious
Bathroom with bath, separate power shower and
WC. Oak flooring throughout.
Wood burning stove - fuel provided. Colour TV.
DVD. CD radio. Electric oven and hob. Microwave.
Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine.
Tumble dryer. Shaver point. Travel Cot. Highchair.
The cottage has private enclosed front and rear
gardens with decked area overlooking the fields,
furniture, and barbecue. Storage for bikes. Shop/
PO/pub 3 miles. Off road parking for 4 cars.
Duvets with linen and towels. Pets welcome by
arrangement. No smoking in cottage
please.
Set over 3 storeys Cobblers Cottage is a Grade
2 Listed townhouse dating back to the 17th
century. Formerly a cobbler's shop the house has
been transformed into a wonderful holiday home
of exceptional standard. Every detail has been
carefully thought out, right down to the fleecy hot
water bottles and the large selection of toys and
games provided for children staying. The house
is centrally located opposite the village square.
The views from the first and second floors are
stunning, looking over the village and to the rear
across open fields. Some of the most outstanding
beaches are only 5 miles away at the ever popular
holiday village of Bamburgh with its iconic castle
dominating the skyline. If your interests are in
ancient history this is the ideal venue as Belford is
centrally located for visiting the many castles, ruins
and beauty spots Northumberland has to offer. For
more energetic pastimes there are endless walks
and trails, mountain bike routes, golf courses, bird
watching and angling trips all nearby.
This Georgian three storey Townhouse is located in
the centre of the pretty village of Belford, directly
opposite the market square. The three bedroom
property is generously proportioned with fantastic
views from all rooms (including a distant sea view)
and within a 5 minute drive of the stunning beach at
Bamburgh. This stretch of Northumberland coastline
boasts over 30 miles of pristine white sand perfect
for making sandcastles, exploring rock pools, hidden
coves and deep sheltered dunes ideal for romantic
picnics, or watching stunning sunsets on a balmy
summer evening. The region is steeped in history
and boasts many wonderful castles including
Bamburgh, Warkworth, Dunstanburgh, and Alnwick
Castle and Gardens. Nearby Holy Island can be
reached by a causeway at low tide. The Cheviot
Hills to the west provide fantastic trails for walking
and mountain biking terrain. Golf, angling and horse
riding are available locally. Alnwick to the south
and Berwick to the north are 15 miles, both provide
excellent shopping and leisure facilities.
Ground floor - Fabulous lounge tastefully
decorated and furnished with a dining table to
comfortably seat six. The 2 extra large windows
on either side of the front door allow the light to
flood in. In the evening the floor to ceiling high
quality drapes can be drawn to offer a warm
and cosy environment to relax in. 2 steps up
to a well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar.
Hallway with washing machine and double doors
to rear courtyard garden with patio, barbecue
and furniture. First floor - Master bedroom with
king-size bed, flat screen TV and views of market
square. Family bathroom with bath, separate large
shower and WC. Second floor - Twin bedroom
with double aspect windows overlooking rear
views of fields and hills. Twin bedroom with view
of village square.
Ground floor - Large entrance hall (shared access)
leading to first floor accommodation. Ample storage
space for cycles/pushchairs etc. First floor - A
generously proportioned, bright and airy lounge
with views over the market square and countryside
beyond. Well equipped country kitchen/diner.
Bathroom with over bath electric shower and
WC. Second floor - Master bedroom has double
bed and views of the square/countryside. Double
bedroom with distant sea views across fields. Twin
bedded room with view of the square. All bedrooms
have original, exposed beams and dormer windows.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Electric
Fire. Flat screen TV with Freeview. Xbox 360.
DVD. CD radio. Electric oven and hob. Microwave.
Larder fridge. Freezer. Washing machine. Travel
cot. Highchair. Enclosed rear courtyard garden
with furniture. Off road parking for 2 cars. Shops/
PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC in village. Duvets with
linen and towels. 2 well behaved pets welcome in
kitchen and hallway. No smoking in cottage please.
Services - Electricity included. Gas CH. Gas
supplied via pre-paid card meter with £25 for a
week stay. If needed, additional gas card can be
purchased from the local Co-op in Belford. Flat
screen TV with Freeview. DVD and BOSE IPod Dock.
Electric oven. Gas hob (card meter). Microwave.
Fridge with ice box. Washing machine. Shaver
point. Travel cot. Highchair. Enclosed garden to
rear with patio area and garden furniture. Off road
parking for 2 cars to rear. Shop/pubs/restaurants
behaved pets welcome by arrangement.
No smoking in house please.
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The
Hayloft
Stable
Belford
Coast
Code 387
Sleeps 2/5 | Price Group F | Map Ref J7
Code 249
Sleeps 6 | Price Group K | Map Ref J7
Situated in Belford above The Well House
Coffee Shop this quaint apartment is within a
few minutes drive of the Heritage Coast and the
major attractions of the area such as Lindisfarne,
Bamburgh with its majestic castle and the
bustling harbour of Seahouses. The pleasant
village of Belford nestles on the edge of the
Kyloe hills and offers several pubs, a hotel and a
good range of shops and amenities. The historic
towns of Berwick and Alnwick are 14 miles north
and south respectively. The Cheviot Hills provide
excellent walking and the Border region, with its
many stately homes and abbeys can be reached
within 20 minutes by car. This coastline has many
conservation sites including the sand and mud
flats around Lindisfarne and Budle Bay. Up to
50,000 waterfowl may congregate on the flats
making it a top location for bird watching. Many
activities catered for including golf, walking,
angling and horse riding close by.
Private entrance via internal stairs to First floor.
Comfortable living/dining room/kitchen area with
exposed beams, sofa bed for +2 and electric fire.
Door out to external stairs to rear courtyard. One
step down into spacious double bedroom with
single bed. Shower room with WC.
30
Cottage
Belford
Coast
This most spacious stone cottage is situated in
the attractive village of Belford, just a ten minute
drive from Bamburgh, famous for its majestic
castle and wonderful sandy beach. Stable Cottage
benefits from a large enclosed rear garden with
a sheltered patio complete with garden furniture
and a games room equipped with a small pool
table. Belford is ideally placed providing easy
access to the many attractions of the Heritage
Coast and also to the unspoiled countryside of
north Northumberland and the Borders. The area
of wetland to the west of Bamburgh is Budle Bay,
a nature reserve visited by many sea and wading
birds. From here there are views across to Holy
Island, home to the Lindisfarne Gospels. The
Island can be reached at low tide by a causeway
from the mainland. There are shops, a hotel/
restaurant, a craft gallery and several pubs within
easy walking distance.
Ground floor - Attractive, well equipped
farmhouse style dining kitchen. Spacious lounge
with open fire. Games room. Cloakroom with WC
and hand basin.
First floor - Delightful double bedroom with
pine bedstead. Two twin bedded rooms. Newly
refurbished bathroom with bath, shower, hand
basin and WC.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Colour
TV. DVD. Video. CD radio. Electric oven and
hob. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge. Washing
machine. Shaver point. Travel cot. Highchair.
Enclosed patio area with furniture, shared during
day with Well House Coffee Shop, private in
evenings. Off road parking. Shops/PO/restaurants
in village. Pub across lane. Duvets with linen and
Services - Electricity and full gas CH by meter
reading. Open fire - fuel provided. Colour TV
with Freeview. DVD. Electric oven and gas hob.
Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washing
machine. Shaver point. Cot. Highchair on request.
Garden with patio, furniture and barbecue. Off
road parking for 1 car. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurant
please. No Winter Short Breaks.
Ludlow
Cottage
Belford
Coast
Code 278
Sleeps 6 | Price Group K | Map Ref J7
This most comfortable and spacious property is
situated in the centre of Belford, a traditional
Northumbrian village. It benefits from easy access
to the numerous attractions of the Heritage
Coast. Holy Island, famous for its early Christian
settlement can be reached at low tide by the
causeway. The Farne Islands with their wealth of
bird life and colony of grey seals can be reached
by boat from Seahouses, whilst Bamburgh Castle
and several superb beaches, are just a few
minutes drive. 10 miles inland is Chillingham
Castle and the unique herd of wild white cattle
enclosed within the estate in the 12th century.
Local amenities such as pubs, a hotel/restaurant,
shops and a golf course are within easy walking
distance. Several other golf courses nearby, also
fishing and horse riding locally. An excellent base
for a family holiday.
Ground floor - Most attractive, spacious day
room incorporating large well equipped kitchen,
living and dining areas, wood effect floor, french
doors out to sunken patio dining area and large
rear newly paved courtyard. Four steps down
to elegant, period lounge with living flame gas
fire and staircase off. Bathroom with over bath
shower and WC. Boot room.
First floor - Double bedroom with en-suite
bathroom, over bath shower and WC. Two twin
bedded rooms.
Services - Electricity and full gas CH by meter
reading. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Electric
cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing
machine. Shaver point. Cot and highchair on
request. Large shared enclosed paved courtyard
to rear. Off road parking for 2 cars. Shops/PO/
pubs/restaurants in village. Duvets with linen and
in cottage please. No Winter Short Breaks.
Swallows
Flight
Bridge
Lucker, Nr Bamburgh
Coast
End
Warenford, Nr Bamburgh
Coast
Code 591
Sleeps 5 | Price Group K | Map Ref K8
Nestled in the peaceful hamlet of Lucker, a stone’s
throw from Bamburgh, Swallows Flight has
recently undergone a complete makeover to offer
fantastic value for money holiday accommodation.
Bamburgh with its magnificent castle and splendid
sandy beach is 3 miles, the busy fishing port of
Seahouses is 6 miles, from where boat trips are
available during the summer months to observe
the sea birds and seal colonies on the Farne
Islands. Holy Island with its castle and ruined
priory is 10 miles, reached by a causeway at low
tide. Inland the Cheviots can be reached by quiet
country roads which provide superb scenery and
excellent walking/mountain biking. Being an end
terraced cottage the enclosed garden surrounds
the rear and side of the property, perfect for
chilling out on a summers evening, having a
barbecue and enjoying the picturesque open
views across fields towards the coast.
Ground floor - Bright and airy lounge with
picture window and wood burning stove. Archway
through to dining room with lovely views across
open fields. Modern fully fitted kitchen with rear
door out to enclosed garden. Cloakroom.
First floor - Master bedroom with king-size
bed. Double bedroom with lovely views. Single
bedroom. Bathroom with over bath electric
shower.
Code 89
Sleeps 8 | Price Group R | Map Ref J7
Bridge End is a spacious double fronted, stone built cottage situated in the peaceful village of Warenford,
4 miles from Bamburgh. It provides a most comfortable holiday home for larger groups and a very central
base from which to explore not only the striking coastline dotted with magnificent castles, rocky coves
and undulating sand dunes but also the rest of this wonderful area. Holy Island is 10 miles north and can
be reached across the causeway at low tide. The busy fishing port of Seahouses is 6 miles and from here
boat trips are available to the Farne Islands, to observe a wide variety of migratory seabirds and a grey
seal colony. The Cheviot Hills to the west are easily reached and offer splendid, secluded and unspoilt
countryside. Nearby Twizell woods provide sheltered walks. Excellent golf, horse riding and fishing
available locally.
Ground floor - Pleasant living/dining room with exposed stone wall, inglenook fireplace and multi-fuel
stove. Attractive sitting room with original fireplace. Spacious well equipped kitchen with door out to rear.
Utility room. WC.
First floor - Large double bedroom with en-suite shower and WC. Twin bedded room. Double bedroom.
Bunk bedded room (full size bunks). Bathroom with over bath electric shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and full gas CH included May to September (Oct to end April £30 per week). Multifuel stove - fuel provided. Colour TV with satellite channels. DVD. Video. CD radio. iPod docking station.
Wi-Fi. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Shaver
point. Travel cot. Highchair. Telephone – incoming calls only. Sunny lawned
garden with furniture and barbecue. Storage for bikes. Off road parking. Excellent
pub/restaurant in village. Shops/PO 3 miles. Duvets with linen – no towels. Sorry
no pets or smoking in cottage.
Services - Electricity and CH from solid fuel back
boiler. New wood burning stove – fuel provided.
Emersion heater for hot water when necessary.
Flat screen TV with Freeview. Recordable DVD
with memory box. Electric cooker with ceramic
hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing
machine. Enclosed garden with patio furniture.
Off road parking. Pub ¼ mile. Shops/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in Seahouses. Duvets with linen
and towels. Well behaved pets welcome. No
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Beach
View
Island
Spittal, Nr Berwick upon Tweed
Coast – Sea Views
Code 474
Sleeps 6 | Price Group R | Map Ref 4
32
View
Spittal, Nr Berwick upon Tweed
Coast – Sea Views
Code 475
Sleeps 6 | Price Group R | Map Ref 4
Endar
East Ord, Nr Berwick upon Tweed,
Coast
Code 365
Sleeps 3 | Price Group F | Map Ref 3
Within a 5 minute walk of the golden sandy
beach, this spacious self contained apartment
has been tastefully decorated to an excellent
standard. It occupies the whole of the ground floor
of the owner’s home and stands in an enviable
position with panoramic views out to sea, the pier
at Berwick upon Tweed and in the distance, The
Farne Islands. All rooms in the apartment are of
generous proportion and have laminate flooring
making this the ideal location for the less mobile.
This area steeped in history has unspoilt beaches,
majestic castles and is within a short drive of Holy
Island which can be reached across the causeway
at low tide. The charming market town of Berwick
upon Tweed is on the other side of the River
Tweed. It is famous for the Elizabethan fortified
walls which encircle the town and the remarkable
rail bridge built by Robert Stephenson. The town
offers a wide selection of shops, pubs, restaurants
and cafes as well as a weekly market and an arts
theatre. Bus and rail links are excellent.
From this semi detached house the views are
spectacular, to the north the pier and lighthouse at
Berwick upon Tweed and southwards Lindisfarne
and The Farne Islands. The house provides modern
comfortable accommodation making it the ideal
choice for a family seaside holiday being only a 5
minute walk to a sandy beach. Just over the River
Tweed the town of Berwick is steeped in history
and fascinating architecture with fine stone
buildings, porticos and pantiled roofs. From here
one can stroll along the impressive Elizabethan
defence walls and enjoy lovely views over the
estuary and out to sea. This is an excellent
location for those seeking a holiday without the
need to drive since Berwick is on the main east
coast line, with excellent train and bus links.
The cultural city of Edinburgh is a stunning train
ride away through wonderful countryside. Out
door enthusiasts will enjoy walking, fishing, sea
angling, cycling, golfing, horse riding, quad biking,
and climbing.
Situated in quiet residential surroundings on the
south side of the River Tweed, this semi-detached
bungalow offers cosy accommodation only 1 mile
from the historic and fascinating town of Berwick
upon Tweed. Berwick changed hands 13 times
during the years of Border conflict and in those
turbulent times its fine Elizabethan ramparts
were constructed. They remain largely intact
and provide a circular elevated walk offering
breathtaking views of the town and estuary. The
town boasts numerous facilities such as The
Maltings arts centre, swimming pool, a military
museum, a twice weekly market, Berwick Rangers
Football Team, a speedway track, interesting
shops, numerous pubs and a lovely sandy beach. It
is a good central base to see the sights along the
Heritage Coast, the Scottish Borders and a firstrate choice for bird watchers and walkers wishing
to explore the Cheviot Hills. The enjoyment of this
area can be experienced all year as the landscape
offers a diverse facade for each changing season.
Entrance hall, spacious open plan sitting/dining
room with well equipped kitchen area with
amazing sea views and patio doors to the terrace
and garden. Spacious double bedroom with ensuite shower room and WC. Twin bedroom with
zip and link beds to make a double, en-suite wet
room with walk in shower and WC. Twin bedroom
with en-suite shower room and WC. Utility room/
boot room with washing machine.
Ground floor - Dining room with amazing sea
views. Well equipped kitchen. One step up to
spacious lounge with patio doors out to terrace
and garden. Bathroom with Jacuzzi bath, separate
shower, bidet and WC.
First floor - Spacious double bedroom with views
of the sea. Twin bedroom. Two single bedrooms.
Separate WC and hand basin.
Comfortable living/dining room with gas fire.
Fitted kitchen. Double bedroom. Small single
bedroom. Glass porch overlooking the garden.
Services - Electricity and LPG CH included.
Colour TV/DVD with Sky. CD radio. Free Wi-Fi.
Electric oven and ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge.
Freezer. Washing machine. Cot. Highchair. Private
enclosed lawned garden, patio, furniture and
barbecue. Off road parking for 5 cars. Shop/PO 0.5
mile. Pubs/restaurants in village. Linen and towels
provided. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage.
Services - Electricity and LPG CH included.
Colour TV/DVD with Freeview. CD radio. Free
Wi-Fi. Electric oven and ceramic hob. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine in
garage. Cot. Highchair. Private enclosed lawned
garden, patio, furniture and barbecue. Off road
parking for 3 cars. Shop/PO 0.5 mile. Pubs/
restaurants in village. Duvets with linen and
in cottage please.
Availability -All Year/Short Breaks
Availability -All Year/Short Breaks
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Gas
cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer.
Enclosed sheltered garden to rear with patio,
furniture and barbecue on request. Small garden
to front. Off road parking 1 car. Shops/pubs 0.5
miles. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets
or smoking in cottage. Easy walking access.
Seal
View Cottage
Old
Burnmouth
Coast - Sea Views
Code 476
Sleeps 5 | Price Group H | Map Ref H1
This mid terraced cottage is located in the pretty
fishing village of Burnmouth, just north of Berwick
upon Tweed. The cottage has spectacular views,
from the lounge and main bedroom, along the
Berwickshire coastline, characterised by rugged
cliffs and sandy coves. The sea shore is seconds
away from the front door with a resident colony of
Grey Seals frequently visible just off shore at low
tide. A few miles north is St. Abbs, fishing boat
trips are available from here during the summer
months. There is a Heritage Museum and visitors
centre with craft gallery and coffee shop at the
start of the walk to St Abbs Head, a National
Trust Nature Reserve and breeding ground for
many varieties of seabirds. It is reached along
the coastal footpath which provides breathtaking
views of the coastline. The Elizabethan town of
Berwick upon Tweed has a good range of shops
and amenities and is 6 miles south. The busy
fishing port of Eyemouth is 3 miles. Edinburgh and
the Border countryside are within easy reach.
Ground floor - Lounge with superb sea views and
large HD TV. Well equipped dining kitchen with
rear door out to patio area.
First floor - Light and airy double bedroom with
TV and sea view. Bedroom with bunk beds bottom bed being a double. Bathroom with over
bath shower and WC. Quality laminate flooring
throughout the cottage.
2 Colour TVs with DVD. Wi-Fi. Electric oven and
ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Drinks
fridge stocked on arrival with complimentary beer
and soft drinks. Dishwasher. Washing machine.
Tumble dryer. Coffee machine with complimentary
coffee pads. Elevated lawn and patio to rear
with furniture. Off road parking. Shops/PO/pub/
restaurant 3 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
Well behaved pets welcome.
No Smoking in cottage please.
Coastguard Cottage
Burnmouth, Nr Eyemouth
Coast – Sea Views
Code 442
Sleeps 6 | Price Group L | Map Ref H1
Dramatically situated overlooking the sea and the
picturesque harbour at Burnmouth this colourful
cottage is packed with character and retains many
original features. Built here around 1850 because
of its amazing vantage point, as the name
suggests, this was the home of the coastguard
in years gone by. Nowadays, after having been
fully renovated, it has become a haven for outdoor
lovers with excellent walking, bird watching,
diving and fishing all within walking distance.
The nautical décor is enhanced by the seafaring
paintings displayed on the walls, some of which
have been painted by the owner, an accomplished
artist. The ‘look out’ on the front of the cottage
has panoramic views of the ever changing
seascape. It would be a relaxing place to take
the weight off your feet in the evening and watch
the passing fishing boats or perhaps in the winter
months the waves crashing along the rugged
coastline north towards St. Abb’s. Burnmouth is
one of the best Scottish Borders coastal locations
just 6 miles north of Berwick upon Tweed.
Ground floor - Open plan well equipped kitchen
and dining room extending to the ‘look out’ with
amazing sea views. 5 steps down to cosy lounge
with multi-fuel stove. 2 steps down to family
bathroom with bath and WC. Utility room.
Lower ground floor - Staircase from lounge
down to double bedroom with original fireplace.
Shower room and WC. Staircase from kitchen/
diner to 2 twin bedded rooms.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Multifuel stove –no fuel provided. Portable colour TV
with Freeview. DVD. Radio. Electric oven and hob.
Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Shaver point. Terraced
garden with furniture to rear. Off road parking for
2 cars. Pub in village. Shops/PO/pubs 3 miles in
Eyemouth. Duvets - no linen or towels. 1 pet by
arrangement with owner. No smoking in cottage
please. Sorry not suitable for anyone with limited
mobility.
The
Birdcage
Cornhill on Tweed
Borders
Code 573
Sleeps 6 | Price Group M | Map Ref G6
Standing in a slightly elevated position in the
centre of Cornhill on Tweed, The Birdcage is a
detached stone bungalow 0.5 miles from the River
Tweed renowned for salmon and Trout fishing.
Keen anglers can arrange private fishing along a
stretch of the Tweed. The magnificent and peaceful
rolling hills of North Northumberland surround the
village. A holiday in this part of the country is not
complete without visiting some of the great border
country houses. Traquair near Selkirk is the oldest
inhabited house in Scotland, whilst Abbotsford
near Melrose is still owned by descendants of Sir
Walter Scott. Also worth a visit are Manderston,
Mellerstain, Floors Castle and Paxton House. The
spectacular Berwickshire coastline with its high
cliffs and sandy bays is only 30 minutes away and
attractions such as Holy Island and Bamburgh on
the equally impressive Northumberland coastline
can be reached with ease. The quiet country roads
and lanes are ideal for cycling and walking. There
are several excellent golf courses nearby.
Ground floor - Well-appointed lounge with open
fire, oak floor and double doors through to light and
airy conservatory with log burning stove and door
out to garden. Dining/kitchen with granite work
surfaces, adjoining utility room and door out to
garden. Master bedroom with double bed, en-suite
walk-in shower and WC. Twin bedded room. Small
single bedroom. Bathroom with bath and WC.
First floor - Planned for March 2016 spiral
staircase to lounge and double bedroom with
en-suite shower room.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Open
fire & log burning stove – initial supply of fuel
provided. Colour TV with Freeview and cinema
surround sound. DVD. Electric oven and gas hob.
Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher.
Fridge/freezer. TV’s in bedrooms. Cot. Highchair.
Enclosed garden with garden furniture. Hot Tub by
arrangement with owner charged at £60 per week
or £30 for a short break. Off road parking. Shop/
pub with restaurant/PO in village. Duvets with
linen and towels. Pets welcome. No smoking in
cottage please.
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Courtyard
Cottages
Conifer
Tillmouth Park, Cornhill on Tweed
Borders
Groom’s Cottage, Code 494
Sleeps 8 | Map Ref G6
Jack’s Cottage, Code 495
Sleeps 2 | Map Ref G6
Groom’s Cottage
Jack’s Cottage
Groom’s and Jack’s Cottages, nestled in the grounds of the
Tillmouth Park Estate where the Rivers Till and Tweed meet,
are grade 2 listed buildings providing a luxury hideaway. Set in
private gardens the cottages have views out across the fields
towards the Cheviot Hills. The cottages have been furnished and
equipped to a high standard with every modern convenience for
a happy relaxing holiday in tranquil surroundings. The cottages
have a connecting door to sleep up to 10 people. For walkers,
Groom’s Cottage
fishermen and mountain bikers this area is a haven. There are
numerous footpaths and trails criss-crossing the region and
the River Tweed is famous for salmon and trout fishing. The
area around Cornhill on Tweed is steeped in history with many
cross border battles having been fought between the Scots and
the English. One of the bloodiest battles to take place was at
Flodden Field in 1513 between King James IV of Scotland and
Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey, the victors being the English.
The pretty villages of Burnmouth, Coldingham and St Abbs
along the Berwickshire coastline provide some diverse scenery
Jack’s Cottage
with rugged cliffs, sandy coves and charming harbours. The
Elizabethan town of Berwick upon Tweed is a short drive and offers a good range of shops, supermarkets,
pubs and restaurants. Walking, mountain biking, diving, golf, horse riding all available locally.
Groom’s Cottage, Accommodation all on one level
Light and airy lounge with wood burning stove and door out to garden. Spacious modern fully fitted
kitchen with granite work surfaces double sink and dining area. Sun lounge with leather sofa. Master
bedroom with king-size bed, en-suite bathroom with roll top bath, separate shower cubicle and WC.
Double bedroom with en-suite shower room. Two twin bedded rooms. Family bathroom with bath,
separate shower and WC.
Jack’s Cottage, Accommodation all on one level
Open plan lounge/diner and modern fully equipped kitchen with granite work surfaces, Belfast sink
and electric oven and hob. Fridge with small freezer compartment. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Double
bedroom. Bathroom with bath with shower spray and WC. Shared garden. Jack’s Cottage is fully self
contained but can only be booked in peak season in conjunction with Groom’s Cottage to sleep up to 10
people or last minute for 2 people out of season.
Services - Electricity and under floor CH included. Wood burning stove – Fuel provided (Groom’s Cottage).
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. iPod dock (Groom’s Cottage). Electric range cooker (Groom’s
Cottage). Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine & Tumble dryer in garage. Shaver point. Travel cot.
Highchair. Large enclosed garden with patio area, furniture and charcoal barbecue (Groom’s Cottage). Off
road parking. Bar/restaurant 0.25 miles. Shops/PO/pub/restaurant 2 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
Dogs welcome in hall and kitchen. Welcome pack provided. No smoking in cottages please. Discount for
booking both cottages together.
Cottage
Kimmerston, Nr Wooler
National Park
Code 526
Sleeps 6 | Price Group H | Map Ref F7
If you enjoy horse riding or are keen to give it a
try then Conifer Cottage could be the ideal holiday
home since as this traditional stone cottage
stands on a farm with a riding centre. The stables
are in their 30th Year and a free ride is offered
with your holiday, most guests take advantage
at least once during their stay. The horses and
ponies are all different sizes therefore suitable
for people of all ages and levels of expertise.
Rides and lessons are organised daily at your
convenience and there is a choice of quiet country
lanes, bridleways or a short journey to the beach
for a gallop along Holy Island’s white sands.
Teenage children are welcome in the stable yard
during the day and can volunteer to help with the
care of the horses and ponies. There are plenty
of alternative activities to occupy your time if the
equestrian life is not for you. Just relax or go for
a stroll down to the river Till as it meanders along
the bottom of the farm. This stretch of river is
noted for its salmon and fishing can be arranged
locally. 3 miles away at Heatherslaw, bicycles,
baby seats and helmets can be hired. Here you
can receive information on suggested routes. Golf,
kayaking and rock climbing also available locally.
Steps up to accommodation all on one level
Comfortable sitting room with open fire, dining
table and a beautiful view towards the Cheviot
Hills. Well equipped kitchen. Double bedroom.
Two twin bedded rooms. Bathroom with over bath
shower and WC.
Services - Electricity, NSH and electric heaters
included. Open fire - coal provided. Large colour
TV. DVD. Video. Electric oven and hob. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Washing machine. Travel cot.
Highchair. Play area to the rear of the cottage. Off
road parking. Local pub, grocery store and café
1 ½ miles. Shop/butcher/pubs 7 miles Wooler.
Duvets with linen - no towels. Pets welcome. No
Prices on Request - Groom’s Cottage range from £650 to £1200
Jack’s Cottage range from £300 to £450. Discount given on both booked together.
Sleeps 8/10
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Croft
Cottage
Teddy’s
Yeavering, Nr Wooler
National Park
Code 31
Sleeps 6 | Price Group L | Map Ref H8
This former stone barn, part of a most
attractive range of farm buildings, has been
skilfully converted to create a holiday home,
retaining much charm and character. It is
peacefully situated on a working farm, 4 miles
from the historic town of Wooler, within the
Northumberland National Park. There are splendid
views all around, the cottage itself overlooks
Yeavering Bell with its iron age fort. The River
Glen close by provides excellent fishing. Visitors
are welcome to walk round the farm, where
a wealth of wildlife is to be seen whilst the
numerous footpaths and old drove roads in the
area provide for outstanding walking, horse
riding and mountain biking. The magnificent
Northumberland coast is within easy reach.
Berwick with its Elizabethan fortifications is 13
miles, Alnwick with the impressive castle and
gardens, 20 miles. Wooler 4 miles, provides a
good range of amenities. Riding and mountain
bike hire available locally.
Ground floor - Dining hall. Large comfortable
living room with open fire. Well equipped kitchen.
First floor - Attractive double bedroom with brass
bed. Two twin bedded rooms, one with 2’9” beds.
Bathroom with over bath shower and WC. Lawned
area to the front with furniture.
Cottage
Nr Wooler
National Park
Code 440
Sleeps 8 | Price Group V | Map Ref F7
This spacious stone cottage offers well-proportioned accommodation for a large family group or a group
of friends wishing to holiday together. All of the four bedrooms benefit from either an en-suite bathroom
or an en-suite shower room, one being a wet room, an advantage for the slightly less mobile. The views
are spectacular across to the heather clad hills and exposed granite outcrops of the nearby Cheviot Hills.
Countless footpaths and bridleways radiate in all directions to please walkers and mountain bikers of
all abilities. To the east is the beautiful Northumberland coast which can easily be reached by car in
30 minutes. The northern Berwickshire coastline is noted for dramatic cliffs and sheltered coves whilst
south around Bamburgh the shoreline boasts vast expanses of clean golden sand. Being on the northern
perimeter of the National Park, a designated Dark Sky area, the night skies are spectacular. The Scottish
Borders towns of Kelso, Jedburgh and Melrose are nearby and provide a good range of amenities and
shops selling local produce. Floors Castle in Kelso has a magical fairytale look with its roofline of turrets
and pinnacles. Fishing, hill walking, horse riding and golf available locally.
Accommodation all on one level - Extremely spacious open plan kitchen/diner and living room with
wood burning stove, wooden floors with rugs and door out to garden. Lovely countryside views. Utility
room. Two double bedrooms, both with en-suite showers and WC. Twin bedded room with en-suite
bathroom with over bath shower and WC. Twin bedded room with en-suite wet room and WC.
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. Wood burning stove - initial supply of logs provided. Colour
TV with Freeview. DVD. Radio. Wi-Fi. Electric oven. Ceramic Hob. Dishwasher. Fridge. Freezer. Washing
machine. Enclosed garden with patio. Off road parking. Shop/PO/pub 4 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well behaved dogs welcome - on lead at all
times please. Kennel space. No smoking in cottage please.
Services - Electricity and NSH charged by
meter reading. Panel heaters in bedrooms. Open
fire - logs provided. Colour TV with Freeview.
DVD. Video. Radio. Electric cooker. Microwave.
Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Fridge with
icebox. Shaver point. Cot. Highchair. Garden with
furniture and barbecue. Log store/boot room. Off
road parking. Shops/PO 3 miles. Duvets with linen
– no towels. Pets by arrangement - kennel space.
DIY horse livery by arrangement. Fishing on site £10 per week. No smoking in cottage please.
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College
Valley Cottages
Near Wooler
National Park
College Valley Area
College Valley Area - View towards Coldburn Cottage
Coldburn Cottage, Code 317
Sleeps 4 | Price Group P | Map Ref G8
The School House
College Valley Area
Coldburn Cottage
The College Valley is an exceptional place, a magical hidden gem in today’s world, once seen never
forgotten; twelve cars are granted permits to use the private road system each day so traffic is unlikely to
be a problem. The cottages are literally sitting on the foot of the Cheviot Massif in the National Park, an
area of outstanding natural beauty and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. At night the only light is from
the stars and moon. Northumberland National Park Authority, Kielder Water & Forest Park Development
Trust and Kielder Observatory Astronomical Society were awarded the title of Northumberland Dark Sky
Park in December 2013, making Northumberland, Europe's largest Dark Sky Park. There are wild goats,
deer, peregrine, buzzards, ravens, kestrels and many others. If you are quiet you may be lucky enough
to see one of the most charming residents, the red squirrel. This is a perfect spot for all the countryside
has to offer; walking, fishing, golfing, riding, cycling, bird-watching, historic houses, gardens, churches
and castles or for driving the short distance to the coast where there are beautiful beaches, Holy Island
and trips to the Farne Islands. Wooler is 11 miles, the village is friendly and offers a wide range of shops
selling locally produced meat, bread and vegetables. There are several good pubs and restaurants in the
area, nearest bar/restaurant 8 miles. Wooler is host to the Glendale Show, held on Bank Holiday Monday
at the end of August. This agricultural show is popular with both locals and holidaymakers; it celebrates
many aspects of rural and farming life, and provides a fun day out for all ages. College Valley is a private
estate, there are four letting houses, a YHA youth hostel and a well equipped Community Hall which is
licensed for weddings and other functions. It is possible to book the whole Valley for events. The Heritage
coast is just 20 miles. Grouse shooting and stalking by arrangement. If you would like to bring your horse
with you, it can be arranged or take a ride from nearby Kimmerston Riding Centre across the sands to
Holy Island. Bike Hire available nearby. Although there is no television reception within the College Valley,
DVD’s can be watched on the televisions provided in the cottages. All the properties let all year and are
available to start your holiday on any day of the week, the only specification being a minimum letting of
three nights. Due to the remoteness of some of the houses it is occasionally impossible to get safe access
in deep snow, in this case a refund will be given or an alternative date offered.
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The School House
The School House
Dunsdale House
Dunsdale House
This stone built former shepherds house has been
lovingly and tastefully renovated. Outside there
is a walled and fenced garden and two buildings,
one with a deep freeze and ample storage for
bicycles should you wish to take advantage of
the quiet private roads, the other houses the
washing machine and tumble dryer and a large
raised sleeping platform for dogs in a separate
kennel area. Dogs are allowed downstairs in the
house only. The property is fully central heated and
carpeted throughout. The cottage has a garage and
amble car parking space.
Ground floor - Large, light kitchen with solid
wood fittings, a dual fuel gas range and a
farmhouse table to seat six. The superb views
across the garden to Cheviot can be enjoy whilst
relaxing on the comfortable sofa and chairs around
the fire in the delightful sitting room. Bathroom
with roll top Victorian bath and WC. Separate WC.
First floor - Double bedroom. Twin bedded room,
both with duvets, quilted bedspreads and electric
blankets. All loose covers, linen and towels are
cotton and synthetic duvets and pillows are
available on request.
Open fire – Firewood and coal provided. Colour
TV (No TV reception). DVD. CD radio. iPod dock.
Dual fuel gas range. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer.
Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher.
Telephone. Travel cot. Highchair. Enclosed lawned
garden with furniture and barbecue (fence and
gated stream runs through the garden, safe for
children). Storage for bikes. Off road parking. Bar/
restaurant 8 miles. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurant/
TIC 11 miles. Duvets with linen and towels. Dogs
welcome downstairs - kennels available. No
360˚
Tour
Hethpool Mill, Code 396
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group R | Map Ref G8
The School House, Code 489
Sleeps 4 | Price Group M | Map Ref G8
Dunsdale House, Code 344
Sleeps 8 | Price Group T | Map Ref G8
Hethpool Mill
The School House
Dunsdale House
The College Valley runs north from the top of
Cheviot, the renovated old mill is at Hethpool
across the College Burn. This stone cottage
provides exceptional accommodation in which to
relax and enjoy the solitude and exhilarating sense
of freedom found in the valley, which is a sanctuary
for wildlife and home to a great variety of flora.
Starting from next to the cottage the Harrow Bog
is the largest semi natural ancient woodland in the
Northumberland National Park. Walkers who seek
unspoilt and natural landscape with spectacular
scenery need look no further. There are four
challenging circular Hillfort Trails in the College
Valley – Hethas Hike, Ring Chesters Round, Four
Forts Foray and the River and Ramparts Ramble and
many other walks of varying difficulty or you can
just wander down to the stream.
Ground floor - Large beamed sitting room with log
burning stove, french windows onto a stone patio,
dining area off with double sofabed for + 2. Kitchen
with breakfast room. Utility room. Bathroom with
over bath electric shower and WC. First floor Bedroom with king-size bed. Twin bedded room.
Bathroom with hand held shower and WC. The
upstairs ceilings are low.
Services - Electricity and electric CH, gas, logs
and coal included. Colour TV (No TV reception).
DVD. Video. CD radio. MP3 dock. Telephone. Dual
fuel gas range. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Travel cot.
Highchair. Large enclosed garden with furniture.
Off road parking for 4 cars. Bar/restaurant 7 miles.
Shops/PO/pubs/restaurant/TIC 9 miles. Duvets
with linen and towels. Dogs welcome downstairs –
kennels with runs. No smoking in cottage please.
The former College Valley School has been
lovingly renovated to accommodate four people.
The property is fully central heated and carpeted
throughout. Outside there is a private enclosed
garden with expansive views up the valley to
Cheviot. The cottage has a garage and there is
plenty of parking space. Dogs are allowed on the
hard floored areas in the house.
Spacious open plan living room with dining area
and open fire. Fully equipped kitchen with vinyl
flooring. Walk-in Larder with fridge/freezer. Utility
room with washing machine. Super king-size
bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom with
underfloor heating, bath, shower and WC. All
loose covers, linen and towels are cotton and
synthetic duvets and pillows are available on
request.
Open Fire – Firewood and coal provided. Colour
TV (No TV reception). DVD. CD radio. MP3 dock.
Gas cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing
machine. Shaver point. Highchair. Travel cot.
Storage for bikes. Large enclosed garden with
furniture and barbecue. Off road parking. Bar/
restaurant 8 miles. Shops/PO/pub/restaurant
10 miles. Duvets with linen and towels. Dogs
welcome in kitchen. New purpose built kennels
with runs for up to 6 dogs in out building. No
This superbly renovated farmhouse nestles on
the slopes of Cheviot and is surrounded by the
most beautiful, totally unspoilt scenery and an
abundance of wildlife. The peace and tranquillity
of the College Valley is unsurpassed. Visitors can
walk out in every direction and spend a day in the
hills with the knowledge that every comfort awaits
their return, as the cottage is very well appointed
and equipped. This is truly an idyllic hideaway,
accessed by a private single track road, the nearest
habitation being some distance away.
Ground floor - Spacious sitting room with open
fire. Dining room. Well equipped farmhouse style
kitchen, tiled floor. Large utility room. Bedroom
with super king-size bed and en-suite bathroom,
over bath shower and WC. Twin bedded room with
en-suite bathroom, over bath shower and WC.
Separate WC.
First floor - First floor - Two twin bedded rooms.
Bathroom with WC. All bedrooms have wonderful
views and are tastefully furnished to the highest
standard with great attention to detail.
Service - Electricity and full oil CH included. Open
fire - logs provided. Colour TV (No TV reception).
DVD. Video. CD radio/mp3 dock. Limited Wi-Fi
available. Dual fuel cooking range. Microwave.
Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washing machine.
Tumble dryer. Telephone. Travel cot. Highchair.
Shaver point. Large enclosed garden with furniture
and barbecue. Off road parking. Bar/restaurant 9
miles. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC 12 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. Dogs welcome
in kitchen. 2 kennels with runs. No smoking in
cottage please. *NB: Off peak reduction to price
group R for 4 persons.
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Akeld
Hill View
Braeside
Akeld, Nr Wooler
National Park
Code 315
Code 568
Located in the hamlet of Akeld surrounded by
splendid countryside, this 19th century Grade
II listed single storey stone cottage offers
comfortable, tastefully furnished accommodation
on the edge of the Northumberland National
Park. This is a wonderful location for walkers and
cyclists, the nearby Cheviots provide numerous
footpaths and bridleways, the remote and
beautiful College Valley, which leads up to the
Cheviot itself, is just 4 miles away. There is a
narrow gauge railway and working cornmill at
Heatherslaw, whilst at Chillingham 10 miles the
only herd of wild cattle in Europe can be found.
The splendid Heritage coastline is 17 miles,
Alnwick Castle with its spectacular gardens, and
Berwick upon Tweed are within 30 minutes drive.
The Border region offers some fine stately homes
and historic abbeys all within a short drive on
quiet country roads. Wooler is 2.5 miles. Golf,
fishing, riding and gliding all available locally.
Pleasant living/dining room with multi-fuel stove
and French doors out to garden. Galley kitchen.
Double bedroom with original fireplace. Small
twin bedded room. Bathroom with Victorian roll
top bath and WC. All main rooms have lovely
countryside views over garden towards Akeld Hill.
Services - Electricity included. Partial NSH. Full
CH from stove – coal provided. Flatscreen TV
with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. DAB radio. CD radio.
Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge with ice box.
Washer/dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Enclosed
south facing garden with furniture and barbecue.
Off road parking. Shops/PO/Pubs 2.5 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. Pets welcome by
arrangement. No smoking in cottage please.
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Cottage
High Humbleton, Nr Wooler
National Park
Surrounded by splendid countryside in the foothills
of the Cheviots, this stone semi-detached cottage
is tucked away in a peaceful setting along a
country lane on the edge of the Northumberland
National Park yet is only 1.5 miles from the
attractive little town of Wooler. There are superb
views across towards Chillingham from the
property. This is a wonderful location for walkers/
mountain bikers, the nearby Cheviots providing
numerous footpaths and bridleways, whilst fishing,
riding, and even gliding are all available within a
five mile radius. There is a narrow gauge railway
and working corn mill at nearby Heatherslaw,
whilst at Chillingham, (5 miles) can be found the
only herd of wild cattle in Europe. The splendid
Heritage Coast with its miles of clean sandy
beaches, tiny fishing harbours and numerous
castles is 10 miles to the east. The Scottish border
is 10 miles north at Coldstream. Alnwick with its
magnificent castle and gardens is about 20 miles.
Golf, horse riding and fishing are all available
locally and there is excellent walking in the nearby
Cheviot Hills.
Ground floor - Entry at back of cottage, into
modern dining kitchen with wonderful countryside
views. Large comfortably furnished sitting/dining
room with inglenook and log burning stove. Plenty
of books, games and jigsaws. Modern shower
room and toilet with heated towel rail and Dimplex
heater. First floor - Staircase up to double
Both with velux windows and lovely country views.
NB: Low ceilings upstairs.
Services - Electricity, calor gas and NSH
included. Log burning stove – initial supply of fuel
provided. Colour TV. Gas hob and electric cooker.
Enclosed rear garden with garden furniture. Off
road parking. Shop/pubs/PO 1 mile. Duvets with
linen and towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome. No
smoking in cottage please. Available
Christmas & New Year and out of
season with owners agreement,
please enquire.
Availability - 26 March - 29 Oct/No Short Breaks
Rose
Cottage
High Humbleton, Nr Wooler
National Park
Code 288
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group H | Map Ref H8
This charming 200 year old stone cottage lies
amid farmland, 400 feet above sea level with
stunning views across the Glendale Valley. It is
situated in the tiny hamlet of High Humbleton
on the edge of the Northumberland National
Park with the Cheviot Hills rising behind and
benefits from a lovely large garden and sun
room. The unmatched Heritage Coast is within
12 miles and has a wealth of conservation areas
for ornithologists and wildlife enthusiasts. The
area is rich with English and Scottish castles and
country houses including the innovative Alnwick
Garden, and provides unrivalled opportunities
for hill walking or mountain biking. It is 0.5 miles
from the St Cuthbert's Way long distance walk,
Melrose to Holy Island. The Scottish Border is just
11 miles. Wooler which has an excellent Tourist
Information Centre is 1 mile. Golf, horse riding,
fishing and mountain bike hire are all available
locally.
Entrance porch. Delightful living room with open
fire. Large sun/dining room with magnificent
countryside views. Small well equipped kitchen. 4
steps up to double bedroom with queen-size bed.
Small bedroom with single bed and additional
2'6'' pull out bed. Bathroom with over bath electric
shower and WC.
Panel heaters. Open fire - coal provided. Colour
TV. DVD. Electric Cooker. Microwave. Fridge.
Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble
dryer. Shaver point. Telephone. Z-bed for +2 by
arrangement. Travel cot. Large enclosed garden
with lawn and patio. Off road parking for 1 car.
Shops/PO/pub/TIC 1 mile. Duvets with linen and
towels. Pets welcome. No smoking in cottage
please.
Availability -1 April to 31 Oct/Short Breaks
The
Bothy
Bluebell
Earle, Nr Wooler
National Park
Code 244
Sleeps 4 | Price Group D | Map Ref H8
Cottage
Whittingham, Nr Alnwick
National Park
Code 338
Sleeps 4 | Price Group L | Map Ref 11
This unusual timber clad property stands in its
own garden within the grounds of an historic
house, with origins reputedly dating back to
Viking times. Once the gardener’s residence, it
has been carefully restored to provide a most
cosy retreat. Nestling at the foot of the Cheviot
Hills, on the edge of the Northumberland National
Park, it is surrounded by superb countryside. A
stile leads from the garden directly onto the fells
and an abundance of local footpaths make this
an ideal location for walkers, mountain bikers
and particularly attractive to ornithologists. The
beautiful Harthope Valley is just up the road with
access from there to Cheviot itself, to the east
is the attractive Till Valley. Chillingham Castle is
8 miles and the coast is just 20 minutes by car.
There are numerous castles, stately homes and
historic sites within easy distance. The market
town of Wooler is 1 mile. Golf, horse riding and
bike hire nearby.
This charming Victorian cottage stands in an idyllic
location within 4 acres of the owner’s private
grounds in the vale of Whittingham. Surrounded
by spectacular open countryside and on the edge
of the Northumberland National Park, this superb
cottage is perfect for those seeking peace and
tranquillity in a truly delightful setting. Bluebell
Cottage is spacious, well equipped and furnished
to a very high standard, exuding immense
charm and character with beamed ceilings and
wood burning stove to create a lovely relaxed
ambience. Holidaymakers may roam the grounds
where there is an abundance of wildlife. Sheep
graze in the adjacent pastures and in the spring
there is a wonderful display of bluebells in the
woodland. Alnwick with its Harry Potter castle and
magnificent Gardens, the sandy beaches of the
Heritage Coast, the Cheviot Hills, Hadrian’s Wall,
Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders are all within
easy reach.
Steps up to small porch. Delightful open plan
living/dining room with well equipped kitchen
area, stripped pine floor and wood burning stove.
Two Twin bedded rooms. Bathroom with original
Victorian roll top bath, separate shower cubicle
and WC. All rooms have lovely countryside views.
Ground floor - Splendid beamed living/dining
room with log burning stove and countryside
views. Well equipped kitchen. Large walk in pantry.
Shower room/WC.
First floor - Double bedroom with en-suite
bathroom and WC. Twin bedded room with superb
views and en-suite shower room and WC.
Services - Electricity by card meter - extra cards
available at main house if necessary. Electric
heaters in all rooms. Wood burning stove - logs
provided. Colour TV. Video. Radio. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Fridge with ice box. Dishwasher.
Washing machine. Shaver point. Highchair on
request. Private grassed garden with patio and
furniture. Off road parking. Shed for storage.
Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants/TIC 1 mile. Duvets
with linen and towels. 1 well behaved pet
welcome - on lead at all times please. No smoking
in cottage please. No Winter Short Breaks
Multi-fuel stove - fuel provided. Colour TV with
Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Sofa Bed. Electric
oven and hob. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/
freezer. Washer/dryer. Shaver point. Cot. Highchair.
Small patio with furniture. Shared use of garden/
grounds. Barbecue. Private water supply. Off road
parking. Shop/PO/pub 2 miles. Duvets with linen
and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage.
Stonecrop
Cottage
Alwinton
National Park
Code 3
Sleeps 4 | Price Group L* | Map Ref G12
This delightful cottage has been skilfully created
from a former 19th century granary and enjoys
splendid views along the Coquet Valley. Nestling
in the picturesque village of Alwinton, it stands
amongst some of the most outstandingly beautiful
and unspoilt countryside in Northumberland.
The area is a paradise for the hill walker, angler
and mountain biker or for those just wanting to
enjoy the peace and seclusion of the countryside.
Situated within the Northumberland National Park,
Stonecrop is well placed for travelling to Hadrian’s
Wall, Kielder Water and the spectacular Heritage
coast. The attractive market town of Rothbury is 10
miles and just beyond this is Cragside, now owned
by the National Trust. This magnificent house and
country park, formerly home of Lord Armstrong,
industrialist and entrepreneur, was the first
property in the country to be lit by hydroelectricity.
Ground floor - Entrance hall with underfloor
heating. Large kitchen/diner with multi-fuel stove
and access to conservatory and very secluded
garden. Spacious bedroom with wood flooring,
super king-size bed - zip and link to make twin
beds, en-suite bathroom with over bath shower,
WC and underfloor heating.
First floor - Sitting room with beamed ceiling,
multi-fuel stove and lovely countryside views.
Double bedroom. Bathroom with over bath shower
and WC.
Multi-fuel stove - fuel provided. Colour TV/DVD.
CD radio. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Wi-Fi (small
charge). Highchair on request. Enclosed garden
with patio furniture. Off road parking. Shops 10
miles. PO 2 miles. Pub in village. Duvets with linen
and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage.
*NB: Off peak reduction to H for 2 people.
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Low
Alwinton Cottages
Alwinton, Nr Rothbury
National Park
The Byre, Code 550
Sleeps 6 | Price Group * | Map Ref G12
Cheviot Cottage, Code 551 | Sleeps 5
Coquet Cottage, Code 552 | Sleeps 6
Price Group * | Map Ref G12
Pine Lodge, Code 553 | Sleeps 4
Pheasant Lodge, Code 554 | Sleeps 3
Nestled in idyllic unspoilt countryside at the foot of the Cheviot Hills, along the banks of the river
Coquet, Low Alwinton Cottages comprise of three 200 year old stone built cottages and 3 Scandinavian
log cabins. All are individually styled with private enclosed gardens and off road parking. The
Northumberland National Park has been referred to as the land of the far horizons. With splendid
scenery it is a haven for wildlife like black grouse, ospreys and even otters can be spotted along the
length of the river. Walking and rambling for all abilities begins at the cottage door with a leisurely
stroll along the river bank or a more energetic hike to discover the beauty and open space of the
Cheviot Hills. Keen anglers can take advantage of the challenging fishing in the river Coquet quite
literally metres from the cottages. Alwinton is a short drive to the thriving market towns of Rothbury,
Alnwick and Morpeth. All three towns have an excellent range of
amenities to stock up on provisions, browse lovely gift shops or visit
cafes to sample local cuisine. Alnwick also has a magnificent castle to
explore and the Alnwick Gardens are great for a family outing.
The Byre cottage is eco friendly with solar panels and a state of the art air source heating
system. The furnishing and fittings are to an excellent standard. The cottage offers everything
for the discerning holiday maker with a love for the wide open spaces of the wonderful
sometimes forgotten area.
Accommodation all on one level - Relaxing conservatory over looking the garden and the Cheviot
Hills Spacious lounge with exposed beams and Inglenook alcove. Massive dining kitchen featuring
glass lantern in centre of ceiling, exposed beams and patio doors out to rear enclosed patio area.
Double bedroom with wet room and WC. Double bedroom with patio doors to garden and en-suite
shower room and WC. Double bedroom. Family bathroom with roll top bath and WC. All bedrooms
have flat screen tv’s.
Services - Electricity and CH included. Solar panels. Air source heating. Under floor heating. Electric
oven and hob. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Washing Machine. Enclosed garden with patio
furniture.
Cheviot Cottage is a stone built cottage furnished in a traditional style. The cottage has an
adjoining door through to Coquet Cottage to accommodate up to 11 people.
Ground floor - Comfortable lounge with electric fire. Archway through to dining area. Fully
fitted dining kitchen. Utility room. Cloakroom with WC. First floor - Double bedroom with
fitted furniture and a pretty window seat over looking the garden. Twin bedded room. Small
single bedroom with sloping ceiling. Family bathroom has over bath shower and sloping ceiling with
WC.
Services - Electric oven and hob. Fridge. Freezer. Washing machine. Tumble Dryer. Pretty private
garden with chiminea and furniture.
Coquet Cottage is the oldest building, renovated to retain its full charm and character and
has an added bonus of being inter-connecting with Cheviot Cottage to sleep up to 11 people.
Ground floor - The lounge hosts an open log fire, exposed stone walls and stone floor with
under floor heating. Large kitchen with feature fireplace, dining table and modern kitchen
units. Cosy double bedroom. Recently refurbished bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
First floor - Double bedroom. Twin bedded room with inter-connecting door to Cheviot Cottage. Both
upstairs bedrooms have sloping ceilings with original beams.
Services - Electric oven and hob. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Private garden with
furniture.
Pine Lodge - This Scandinavian Style Lodge is the newest addition to Low Alwinton
Cottages. Sleeping 4 it is beautifully furnished and very modern.
Accommodation all on one level - Steps up to the front door. Open plan living, dining
& kitchen area. It has a double bedroom and a twin bedded room. Bathroom with short
bath, separate shower and WC. Electricity and LPG CH included. Fridge/freezer. Private garden with
furniture.
Reivers Lodge, Code 555 | Sleeps 4
Pheasant Lodge is a new solid wood log cabin built with oak windows and doors, double
glazed and fully fitted out to a high standard. This is the ultimate in log cabin comfort.
Accommodation all on one level - Steps up to the front door. The living area is open plan
including fitted kitchen area, dining table and comfortable chairs. It opens out onto a decked
sitting area with stunning views of Harbottle Forest and the Cheviot Hills. Double bedroom. Single
bedroom. Bathroom with bath, over bath electric shower and WC. Enclosed garden.
Reivers Lodge is a Scandinavian log cabin offering cosy and warm accommodation
whatever the season. It is the smallest and most basic of the Low Alwinton Cottages which is
reflected in the reasonable price for 4 people
Accommodation all on one level - Steps up to the front door. The living space is all open
plan with a wood burning stove, fitted kitchen, dining table and seating area with comfy chairs. It
opens out onto a decked sitting area overlooking the garden. Double bedroom. Bunk bedded room with
full size bunks. Bathroom with roll top bath and WC. Enclosed Garden.
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ALL COTTAGES SERVICES
Electricity and oil CH included unless otherwise stated. Flat screen TV. Electric Cooker. Microwave.
Fridge with icebox. Access to washing machine, dryer and freezer in Wooden Hut on site. Wi-Fi.
Travel Cot & Highchair available upon request. Off road parking. Duvets with linen and towels. 1 well
behaved pet welcome in each property Except No Pets in Byre Cottage. Pub/restaurant in village. No
smoking in all properties please. Payphone on site – Limited mobile reception.
Bonny
Barn
Woodbine
Harbottle
National Park
Cottage
Harbottle
National Park
Code 608
Sleeps 2/3 | Price Group B | Map Ref G12
Tucked away in the centre of the pretty village
of Harbottle in the heart of the Northumberland
National Park, Bonny Barn is a hidden gem. Having
been lovingly refurbished this quirky little cottage
provides a romantic retreat in a tranquil rural
setting, and from the terraced garden there are
stunning views across open countryside. At the
top of the garden there is a summer house which
guests are welcome to use. The owner takes great
pride in the garden and can provide guests with
seasonal vegetables as they are harvested. The
many trips to be enjoyed could include the Scottish
Borders, the Heritage Coastline, Hadrian’s Wall,
Kielder Water and the many historic castles and
stately homes such as Cragside and Wallington
Hall. Avid walkers can begin a day out on the
moors direct from the door of the cottage. There
is a lovely walk of about 5 miles from Harbottle
Castle up to see the Drakestone, a massive
sandstone block which rests high on a hill above
Harbottle. In Druid folklore the stone is said to have
healing powers. From the top there are wonderful
views overlooking Harbottle Lough, the Coquet
Valley and across to the Cheviot Hills. Walking,
cycling, fishing, climbing all available in the area.
Ground floor - Open plan sitting room with small
kitchen area, folding dining table with chairs and
sofa bed settee. Shower room with electric shower
and WC. Utility area with washing machine and
microwave. All floors downstairs are tiled.
Mezzanine level - Double bed, door out to
terraced garden, Velux window to lie in bed and
watch the stars.
Code 255
457 and 459
Sleeps 63 | Price Group R
K | Map Ref G13
H13
Woodbine Cottage is situated in the wonderfully
picturesque village of Harbottle, 8 miles west
of Rothbury in the upper Coquet Valley and
within the Northumberland National Park. This
most attractive, double fronted 19th century
stone built cottage has panoramic views over
the nearby Harbottle fells and benefits from
splendid landscaped gardens with patio areas.
The living accommodation is of the highest order,
being particularly spacious and most tastefully
furnished and equipped. This is an excellent base
for a walking holiday with a wealth of little used
footpaths. At night the wonder of the cosmic
panorama is easily visible with the naked eye.
The Northumberland International Dark Sky Park
is one of the best places to stargaze in Europe. In
the garden there are a variety of places to position
telescopes and the Kielder Observatory is easily
accessible. Hadrian’s Wall, the coast,many castles,
Kielder Water and Cragside are all within easy
reach. Shops and golf course in Rothbury, 8 miles.
Ground floor - Superb lounge with wood flooring,
beamed ceiling, inglenook fireplace and multi-fuel
stove. Dining room with exposed stone inglenook
fireplace, beamed ceiling and wood floor. Well
equipped breakfasting kitchen. Utility lobby.
Shower room with WC. First floor - Attractive
double bedroom with king-size bed. Small double
bedroom. Small twin bedded room. Single
bedroom. Beautiful tiled bathroom with bath,
separate walk in shower and WC. All rooms have
lovely countryside views.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Flat
screen TV with satellite freeview. Harbottle has
Wi-Fi which guests have access to. 2 ring gas hob.
Slow cooker. George Foreman Grill. Microwave.
NB – There is no oven in this cottage. Larder
fridge. Washing machine. Clothes airer. Beautiful
terraced garden and summer house. Patio area
with picnic bench and barbecue. Off road parking.
Bike storage. PO/pub in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well
behaved pets by arrangement.
Multi-fuel stove - fuel provided. LED TV with
Freeview HD. Blu ray player. Wi-Fi. iPod dock.
CD radio. Double electric cooker. Microwave.
Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Electric
blankets. Payphone. Large garden with patio,
furniture and barbecue. Roadside parking. Shop 6
miles. Pub in village. Duvets with linen and towels.
Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage. SLEEPS
MAXIMUM 6 PEOPLE.
NB: Price reduction
360˚
for smaller groups by To ur
arrangement.
Ryecroft
Cottage
Hepple, Nr Rothbury
National Park
Code 381
Sleeps 4 | Price Group F | Map Ref H13
A private nature reserve is the highlight of this
traditional stone cottage nestling under the hills in
a tranquil corner of the Northumberland National
Park. The reserve - immediately opposite - is rich
with wildlife including rare red squirrels, swathes
of wild flowers, trees and a sun-dappled stream.
See http://www.ournaturereserve.blogspot.co.uk.
The cottage is surrounded by spectacular unspoilt
scenery, yet is only 7 miles from Rothbury where
all services are available. Walk straight from the
door into wild ‘open access’ land with heather
moorland, woods, rough pasture and rivers: find the
woodland waterfall and prehistoric archaeological
sites, admire stunning views from the hill-tops.
Stroll to a 17th Century fortified house, or take a
short drive to waymarked trails and a medieval
well. Come back to a log fire and watch the
window bird table which attracts numerous
species. Central location offers easy access to
Alnwick (Castle and Gardens), National Trust
properties, Hadrian’s Wall, Kielder Water, the
coast and Scottish Borders.
Living room with log fire and view to hills.
Attractive, well equipped kitchen. Spacious double
Fully tiled bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
Open fire - logs provided free of charge. Colour TV
with FreeSat and DVD/ CD player. Electric cooker.
Microwave. Fridge with icebox. Dishwasher.
Washer/dryer. Shaver point. Cot. Highchair.
Enclosed gardens with picnic table. Off road
parking. Storage for bikes. Shops and full services
7 miles. Pub/restaurants 5 miles. PO 1 mile. Duvets
with linen and towels. Sorry no pets. Non smokers
only please.
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Wreighburn
Cottage
Thropton, Nr Rothbury
National Park
Code 256
Sleeps 6/8 | Price Group S* | Map Ref 13
Situated on the edge of the National Park in the village of Thropton and adjacent to the lovely garden of Wreighburn House to which the cottage is attached.
Wreighburn Cottage has its own private entrance and garden set in 23 acres of Parkland. The Cottage is very well equipped, warm and with plenty to do within
the grounds including 700 metres of private fishing, tennis court and pavilion with table tennis, a paddock which can be used for football, badminton, boules and a
summer room for al fresco dining. Guests can also use the parkland for riverside picnics. The garden is fully enclosed. The setting is tranquil with stunning views
of the Coquet valley and Simonside Hills. There is an abundance of wildlife including red squirrels, deer, otters and kingfishers. Fishing is free to our clients (rod
licence required) making the cottage particularly attractive to fishermen in September and October when there is an Autumn Salmon run on the Coquet. The area
is popular with walkers and cyclists. The cottage is conveniently situated for easy access to all the attractions Northumberland has to offer; two miles from the
National Trust’s Cragside Estate and 5 miles from the Wallington Estate. 15 miles from Alnwick Castle and Gardens. 18 miles east is the coast, Bamburgh Castle
and the Farne Islands and 18 miles west is Keilder with its many recreations. Holy Island and Hadrian’s Wall are 25 miles away. For groups wishing to walk St
Oswald’s or St. Cuthbert’s Way transport can be arranged daily for drop-offs and pick-ups.
Ground floor - Lounge with open fire. Delightful kitchen with range cooker inglenook fireplace. Utility/
boot room. First floor - Double bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC. Double bedroom with
private access to main bathroom with bath and WC. Both with additional beds. Twin bedded room.
Lorbottle
Farm Cottages
Lorbottle, Nr Rothbury
National Park
Services - Electricity and full oil CH included. Open fire – logs provided. TV with Sky Sports. DVD.
Video. CD radio. iPhone docking station. Range cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washing
machine. Tumble dryer. Wi-Fi. Shaver point. Travel cot. Highchair. Hair dryer. Enclosed garden with table,
chairs and barbecue. Paddock with goal posts, tennis court pavilion and table tennis. 3 ponds on parkland.
Off road parking. Pubs and restaurant within a short walk. Duvets with linen and towels. Electric blankets
provided in winter months. Pets by arrangement with owner. No smoking
in cottage please. A ‘Good Housekeeping’ Deposit of £100 required.
*NB: Off peak dates reduction to Price Group P for 4 person or less
occupancy. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Grandma’s Cottage Code 233 (left of picture)
Mordue’s Cottage Code 34 (right of picture)
Sleeps 5/6 | Price Group F | Map Ref 13
Grandma’s Cottage
Mordue’s Cottage
Originally farm worker's dwellings, these spacious stone cottages are situated on a working farm and enjoy splendid views in all directions. They lie 1 mile from
the hamlet of Lorbottle and approximately 5 miles from Rothbury in the heart of Northumberland. This is a lovely secluded and peaceful setting, the surrounding
countryside being particularly attractive with gently rolling hills rising to the Cheviots in the north whilst to the south the ground falls to the beautiful Coquet
valley with the Simonside Hills beyond. Northumberland International Dark Sky Park was unveiled in December 2013 making this region officially the best place
in England to enjoy the heavens. The unspoilt market town of Rothbury nestles on the banks of the River Coquet. The origins of the town date back to long before
the Norman Conquest. Nowadays it has a good range of shops, pubs and cafes. Down by the river there are some charming riverside walks and the opportunity to
fish for trout and salmon. This is a good location from which to visit the area's many attractions. Cragside House and gardens, former home of Lord Armstrong, the
first house to be lit by hydro-electric power, is 6 miles. Alnwick with it’s castle and gardens 15 miles. The Heritage coast, Hadrian's Wall and Kielder Water are all
within 40 minutes by car. Excellent golf, pony trekking and riding available locally.
Grandma’s Cottage Code 233 - Ground floor - Spacious sitting room with gas fire. Dining room. Well equipped galley kitchen. Bathroom with over bath electric
shower and WC. First floor - Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. All main rooms have splendid views over open countryside to the hills beyond.
Mordue’s Cottage Code 34 - Ground floor - Comfortable sitting/dining room with gas fire. Well equipped galley kitchen. Bathroom with over bath electric
shower and WC. Single bedroom with 3'6" bed plus pull out child's bed. First floor - Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. All main rooms have splendid views
over open countryside to the hills beyond.
Services - Electricity and full gas CH included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Shaver
point. Electric blankets. Cot. Highchair. Shared enclosed garden with furniture and barbecue. Off road parking. Storage for bikes. Shop/PO/
pubs 2 miles. Duvets with Linen. Towels on request. Sorry no pets or smoking in cottages please. Small craft shop on site.
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Shepherds
Cottage
Conway
Thropton
National Park
Code 408
Having recently benefited from a total
refurbishment, Shepherd’s Cottage is an excellent
base for touring Northumberland. From Hadrian’s
Wall to the impressive Cheviot Hills on the
Scottish Border and the quiet sandy beaches
interspersed with stunning castles and bustling
harbours, the peace and tranquility of the unspoilt
countryside is vast. The picturesque market town
of Rothbury, just 3 miles away, nestles on the
banks of the River Coquet. There is an interesting
selection of shops selling local produce and good
pubs and restaurants. The area offers a wide
variety of walks for both the novice and the more
experienced hiker. Alnwick, 10 miles, is famous
for its magnificent castle and gardens where
scenes from the Harry Potter movies were filmed.
Golf, fishing, mountain biking and walking all
available locally.
Cosy sitting room with impressive inglenook
fireplace and pot bellied wood burning stove.
Modern fully fitted, well equipped, dining kitchen
with tiled floor. Double bedroom. Study. Bathroom
with roll topped bath, over bath shower and WC.
Solid oak floors throughout.
Services - Electricity and full CH included. Wood
burning stove- starter pack of fuel for stove.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Ceramic
hob. Electric oven. Combination microwave.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer.
Outhouse with drying facilities and storage for
bikes etc. Sheltered, enclosed rear courtyard
with furniture. Enclosed lawned garden. Off road
parking. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants 3 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry not suitable
for children. 1 pet welcome by arrangement with
owner. No smoking in cottage please.
Cottage
Rothbury
National Park
Code 493
Sleeps 4 | Price Group K | Map Ref 13
Originally home to the blacksmith, Conway
Cottage dates back to the mid 1800’s and is
Grade 2 listed. This stone built cottage stands in
a walled courtyard hidden away behind the main
street of Rothbury. Having recently undergone full
restoration the cottage now provides exceptionally
clean and relaxing surroundings retaining charm
and character. The courtyard is perfect for relaxed
alfresco dining on summer evenings. Rothbury
stands on the banks of the River Coquet, at the
foot of the Simonside Hills and is known as the
Gateway to the Northumberland National Park. The
town boasts shops selling locally produced food,
charming cafes, a golf course and the Cragside
Estate. The estate is famous for its fantastic
display of rhododendrons. The endless network of
walks and trails, suitable for all abilities, makes
this region popular with walkers and cyclists.
Alnwick famous for its magnificent castle and
gardens is a short drive then onwards to the
Heritage coastline with miles of sandy beaches and
rocky coves. Walking, cycling, golf and swimming
pool all available locally.
Ground floor - Cosy lounge with open fire. Dining
room with feature exposed stone wall. Modern
galley kitchen fully fitted and well equipped.
First floor - Spacious double bedroom with kingsize bed and original fireplace. Twin bedded room.
Large shower room with double power shower,
2 basins and WC.
The Bothy
Little Bavington, Nr Belsay
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 296
Sleeps 2 | Price Group B | Map Ref G17
With wonderful country views, this charming
stone cottage is set in 1.5 acres of secluded
gardens and attached to the owner’s house.
It lies in the tiny hamlet of Little Bavington
surrounded by beautiful countryside in a relatively
undiscovered part of Northumberland. There
are numerous country walks nearby, and an
abundance of local wildlife to see. Chester’s fort
on Hadrian’s Wall has the remains of the finest
military bath house in Britain and is just a 10
minute drive. Just a little further are the major
forts of Vindolanda, Housesteads and Sycamore
Gap near Steel Rigg, a lonely tree standing in a
dip along the Wall. This location can be seen in
the movie Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. Belsay
with its neo-classical hall, 14th century castle
and delightful gardens is 8 miles. The National
Trust property of Wallington Hall and the historic
towns of Corbridge and Hexham are within about
10 miles. Beamish Open Air Museum, Cragside,
Kielder Reservoir, Gateshead Metro Centre and
Newcastle are also within easy reach.
Comfortable lounge/dining room with electric
living flame effect fire and patio doors out to
garden. Well equipped kitchen. Double/twin
bedded room with zip and link beds (super kingsize). Bathroom with over bath shower and WC.
All rooms furnished to a high standard with lovely
countryside views.
Open fire – initial supply of fuel provided. Colour TV
with Sky family viewing package. DVD. CD radio.
Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Travel
cot. Highchair. Shaver point. Shared courtyard
with barbecue. Bike storage. Roadside parking (no
restrictions). Shops/PO/pubs/restaurants in village.
Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets or
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi.
Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge with icebox.
Washing machine. Garden with patio and
furniture. Use of small adjacent paddock. Off road
parking. Pub 6 miles. Shop/PO 8 miles. Duvets
with linen and towels. 2 well behaved pets by
arrangement - on lead at all times. No smoking in
cottage please.
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Salix
Barn
Hexham
Great Whittington
Hadrian’s Wall
Hideaways
Hexham
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 590
Sleeps 4 | Price Group H | Map Ref 18
Sammys Place,
Sammy’s
Place, Code
Code 229
229
Sleeps 4 +| cot
Price
| Price
Group
Group
K | Map
K | Map
Ref G20
Ref G20
Salix Barn is a quaint cosy bolt hole standing in the
centre of the picturesque sleepy village of Great
Whittington – recent winner of Britain in Bloom.
The village is located on St Oswald’s Way, minutes
from Hadrian’s Wall and is the perfect location for
walking and visiting the many Roman sites and
attractions dotted along its route. The barn has a
small, private, sheltered garden, a suntrap where
you can plan your day or enjoy a refreshing drink.
A mile away is Matfen Hall, a magnificent country
house hotel with superb spa facilities, fine dining
and a 27 hole championship golf course. Also
within easy reach is the vibrant city of Newcastle
upon Tyne, the Metro Centre at Gateshead and the
market town of Hexham. This cottage would make
an excellent base from which to organise day trips
ranging from a visit to Kielder Water for a spot
of mountain biking or sailing, a jaunt to Alnwick
to visit the spectacular Castle and Gardens, or
less than an hours drive to the Heritage coastline
for an invigorating walk along miles of unspoilt
coastline. This is altogether an ideal barn for a
couple or small family at any time of year, or for
those needing accommodation near to Matfen Hall
to attend weddings and events.
The Beacons, Code 433
Sleeps 4 | Price Group K | Map Ref G20
Hexham Hideaways are 2 truly superb luxury apartments located in the historic market town of Hexham.
They are both furnished and equipped to an exceptional standard providing a perfect base for a relaxing
break. Hexham is noted for its splendid 7th century Abbey and the Border History Museum. Contrasting
with these are excellent modern amenities including shops, art and leisure facilities, a twice monthly
farmers market, cinema, swimming pool and a racecourse. For those wishing to explore Hadrian’s Wall,
the major forts of Corstopium, Chesters and Housesteads are a short drive away. Equally accessible are
the North Pennines, known as England’s Last Wilderness because of their wild and beautiful landscape,
along with Blanchland a mediaeval village, Durham and Beamish Open Air Museum. To the north west
lies the beautiful North Tyne Valley and Kielder Water, both have extensive recreational facilities for
many outdoor pursuits. Hexham has first-rate bus and rail links to Newcastle upon Tyne allowing you to
travel without the need to park and perhaps indulge in some retail therapy at the Metro Centre or take a
leisurely stroll along the fashionable Quayside.
Sammys Place
Ground floor apartment
Stunning open plan elegant living room,
beautifully furnished with a well equipped dining
kitchen. Delightful double bedroom. Twin bedded
room. Both rooms have en-suite bathroom, over
bath shower and WC. Gas central heating. Sky
Plus HD TV. Roadside parking nearby, permit for
1 car.
The Beacons
First floor apartment accessed by staircase.
Living room furnished in a contemporary style. Fully
fitted kitchen/diner with all modern appliances.
Master bedroom with extra large queen-size
zip and link bed, en-suite shower room and WC.
Double bedroom, en-suite bathroom with over
bath shower and WC. Study/Cot room. Under floor
heating. Private parking.
Ground floor - Entrance hall. Bunk bedded room
with DVD & Playstation 2.
First floor - Bright and airy lounge/ dining space
with electric fire. Double bedroom with built in
wardrobe. Fitted Kitchen. Shower room with corner
shower and WC. First floor rooms have Velux
windows allowing light to flood in.
Services - Electricity and electric panel heaters
included. Colour TV with Freeview. CD player.
Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Travel
Cot. Highchair. Private enclosed garden with
furniture, separate to adjoining owners garden. Off
road parking for 1 car. Pub in village. Duvets with
linen and towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome. No
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Services - Electricity and heating included. Colour TV. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric oven
and hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Shaver point. Travel cot.
Highchair. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry no pets or smoking in apartments.
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Hilltop
Barn
Curlew
Healey, Nr Hexham
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 399
Sleeps 2 | Price Group F | Map Ref H20
Hilltop Barn provides a welcoming rural retreat 6
miles from the picturesque village of Corbridge.
Surrounded by its own cottage garden this stone
built barn conversion, adjoining the owner’s
house, provides a cosy location in which to relax.
Set in wooded countryside where beautiful
walks can start from the door. Close by are the
remains of the Roman town of Corstopitum and
within 15 miles along Hadrian’s Wall are the
forts of Chester’s, Housesteads and Vindolanda.
Hexham, 7 miles, famous for its mediaeval 12th
Century Abbey, offers excellent amenities with
a wide range of shops, pubs, restaurants and a
theatre. On the outskirts of Hexham is the highest
National Hunt racecourse in England. Beamish
Open Air Museum, 12 miles away, is a living,
working experience of life during the 1800’s and
early1900’s. Slaley Hall Hotel with 2 championship
golf courses is 2 miles away. Walking, sailing,
fishing and horse riding available nearby.
Ground floor - Dining kitchen with double French
doors to conservatory with views of the garden.
Lounge with impressive inglenook fireplace
housing oil fired stove. Cloak room with WC and
wash basin.
First floor - Double bedroom. Bathroom with over
bath shower and WC.
Services - Electricity and NSH included. Oil fired
stove. Colour TV. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric
cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Shaver point.
Laundry room with washing machine and tumble
dryer. Enclosed pretty garden, sitting area and
furniture. Barbecue. Paddock. Off road parking.
Storage shed. Shop/PO/pubs/restaurants 2 miles.
Duvet with linen and towels. Pets welcome.
Availability - March to October/Short Breaks
Cottage
Whitley Chapel, Nr Hexham
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 584
Sleeps 4 | Price Group K | Map Ref H21
Standing in an elevated position with stunning
uninterrupted rural views Curlew Cottage enjoys
a tranquil and peaceful setting on the owner’s hill
farm. The cottage has been recently converted
from original farm buildings to provide high quality
self catering accommodation with all modern
conveniences, including under floor heating
powered by a ground source heat pump. This
cottage is a haven for birdwatchers with Buzzard
and Peewits often seen soaring in the skies above.
After a day walking on the hills you can return
to Curlew Cottage to relax in the cosy ambience
whatever the season. When visiting this area
the market town of Hexham is well worth a trip
with the Abbey, dating back to the 7th century,
dominating the centre of the town. There are
a good selection of shops, the award winning
Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, a swimming pool and
2 supermarkets. From Hexham it is a short drive
to Hadrian’s Wall with many Roman Forts and
Museums to explore including Vindolanda and
Chesters. Keen golfers can enjoy the challenge
of two championship courses at Slaley Hall or if
you fancy a flutter at the races a friendly welcome
awaits at Northumberland’s only racecourse
standing 600 feet above Hexham.
Ground floor - Large light and airy open plan
living room with dining table, multi fuel stove,
exposed beams and underfloor heating. One step
down to well equipped modern fitted kitchen with
door out to patio area. Magnificent views over the
Hexhamshire hills. Double bedroom. Shower room
with WC. Lower Ground floor - Twin bedded
room with en-suite bath room and door out to patio
area.
Services - Electricity and heating via ground
source heat pump. Multi fuel stove - fuel provided.
Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD Radio. Electric
cooker & hob. Microwave. Fridge. Washing
machine. Travel Cot. Highchair. Lawn and patio area
with picnic table and barbecue. Off road parking.
Bicycle storage. Pub 5 miles. Shops 8
miles in Hexham. Duvets with linen and
towels. No pets or smoking in cottage 360˚
To ur
please. Welcome tray provided.
Flexible start days.
Holmhead
Cottage
Greenhead
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 35
Sleeps 4 | Price Group H | Map Ref B20
On the border between Northumberland and
Cumbria, this ground floor accommodation forms
part of the original farmhouse. Approached along
a quiet lane, Holmhead is set in a lovely sheltered
valley, surrounded by open countryside. The house
itself is built directly over the foundations of
the Roman Wall and is constructed with stones
from the Wall. The ruins of Thirlwall Castle loom
above, on the opposite bank of the Tipalt Burn
behind the house. There are many delightful
riverside walks and the footpath is on the route
of the Hadrian’s Wall path and Pennine Way. The
forts of Vindolanda, Birdoswald ,Housesteads
and Chesters are easily reached and The Roman
Army Museum is just three quarters of a mile by
foot. 18 miles to the west is the city of Carlisle.
There is a good selection of shops and the castle,
cathedral and Tullie House Museum are worth
a visit. The market town of Hexham is 19 miles
east. Haltwhistle 3 miles offers shops, outdoor
swimming pool and tennis. Golf 0.5 mile.
Sitting/dining room with log effect electric
fire and well equipped kitchen area. Double
bedroom. Twin bedded room. Both bedrooms have
magnificent views of Thirlwall Castle. Bathroom
with over bath shower, basin and WC.
Services - Electricity and full CH included. Colour
TV with Freesat. DVD. Free Wi-Fi available.
Electric oven and hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing machine. Travel cot and
highchair available on request. Shaver point.
Walled garden with furniture and barbeque. Off
road parking. Pub and tea room in village. Shops/
PO/café 3 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
Local bus service. Sorry no pets or smoking. The
owner runs bed and breakfast in the farmhouse.
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Haytongate
Cottage
Easby
Lanercost, Nr Brampton
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 517
Sleeps 4/5 | Price Group K | Map Ref B20
Code 471
Sleeps 3 | Price Group H | Map Ref B20
Situated in an elevated position directly on the
Hadrian’s Wall Path this detached stone cottage
has been skilfully converted to provide excellent
quality accommodation whilst retaining many
original features with exposed stone walls and
beamed ceilings. It stands in a peaceful, rural
setting with open views across meadows and
the “Wall”. The Coast to Coast 'The Roman Way'
cycle route passes close by. The area around the
cottage, known locally as “God’s Own Country” is
close to the centre of the Roman Wall. With wide
open spaces and captivating views the region is
relatively undiscovered so it is a perfect location
for a truly relaxing break. Once a significant base
for 1000 Roman Soldiers, Birdoswald now has
an important visitor’s centre which provides a
fascinating insight into Roman culture. Talkin Tarn
Country Park just outside Brampton has many
activities to enjoy on its 65 acres boating lake
set amid 120 acres of grounds. The market towns
of Brampton and Haltwhistle are both a short
drive providing a good variety of shops, pubs and
restaurants. The vibrant city of Newcastle and the
border city of Carlisle are both less than an hours
drive.
Ground floor - Attractive open plan lounge/
dining room with multi-fuel stove. Well equipped
modern fitted kitchen. Shower room with large
shower cubicle and WC.
Twin staircases to First floor - Gallery overlooking
the lounge with sofa bed. Double bedroom
with zip and link beds. Twin bedded room. Both
bedrooms have spectacular views.
Services - Electricity and Biomass Heating
included. Multi-fuel stove – initial supply of logs
provided. Colour TV & DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi.
Electric oven and ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge
with icebox. Dishwasher. Washing machine.
Drying room. Large secluded and private garden
with patio furniture and barbecue. Off road
parking for 1 car. Storage for bikes. Shops/PO/
pubs 3 miles. Duvets with linen and towels. 2
well behaved pets welcome.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
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Farm Cottage
Easby, Lanercost, Nr Brampton
Hadrian’s Wall
Easby Farm Cottage stands in a peaceful former
farm courtyard, in the secluded hamlet of Easby
midway between Lanercost and the market town
of Brampton. The cottage has been impressively
modernised to create a deceptively spacious and
charming holiday home with original beamed
ceiling. This is an area of outstanding natural
beauty and the cottage enjoys clear views over
open countryside, making it an ideal base for
visitors wishing to explore the Roman forts of
Birdoswald, Housesteads and Vindolanda dotted
along Hadrian’s Wall. 2 miles from Brampton
is Talkin Tarn Country Park where sailing,
windsurfing and fishing can be enjoyed. 10 miles
east is the Great Border City of Carlisle with its
mediaeval castle, cathedral, award winning Tullie
House Museum, excellent shopping and leisure
facilities. It is also ideally situated for touring
The Lake District, North Pennines, Eden Valley,
Northumberland, Solway Firth and the Scottish
Borders. Walking, mountain biking, cycle hire,
fishing, horse riding, sailing and golf are all nearby.
Ground floor - Cosy lounge with electric log effect
stove and dining table, French doors through to
light airy conservatory with cane furniture and
views of the cottage garden. Excellently equipped
fitted kitchen. Utility room.
First floor - Delightful spacious double bedroom
with large built in wardrobe. Single bedroom.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Colour
TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Wi-Fi. Electric
oven with ceramic hob. Microwave. Dishwasher.
Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Garden with furniture
and barbecue. Off road parking. Secure storage
for bikes and drying facilities. Shop/PO/pubs/
restaurants 2 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
Sorry no pets or smoking in Cottage.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Laundry
Cottage
Farlam, Near Brampton
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 571
Sleeps 4 | Price Group S | Map Ref B20
Set within the grounds of a highly acclaimed
country house hotel, Laundry Cottage has recently
undergone an amazing transformation. This
romantic retreat is the perfect bolt hole to escape
the stresses of modern life and recharge your
batteries in luxurious surroundings. Whether you
are creating a culinary masterpiece in the spacious
well equipped kitchen, chilling out in front of the
log burning stove or relaxing in the garden on a
summers evening listening to the stream flowing
by, you will not be disappointed in Laundry cottage.
Located on the Northumberland/Cumbrian border
there are a huge selection of diverse activities
and historic attractions to visit. The Border City
of Carlisle, the Lake District, Hadrian’s Wall,
Gretna Green, Kielder Forest and the vibrant city
of Newcastle upon Tyne are all within easy reach
by car. For a special occasion guests can choose
to have an evening meal in the hotel. The region is
renowned for fishing, shooting, walking, mountain
biking and there is an excellent golf course at
Brampton.
Beautifully appointed lounge with multi-fuel stove.
Spacious kitchen diner with tiled floor, Belfast
sink and stable door out to sunny rear garden with
patio and garden furniture. Two good sized double
bedrooms with zip and link beds. Both bedrooms
are en-suite with underfloor heating in bathrooms,
one has a bath with over bath shower and WC,
the other has a bath and a separate walk-in
shower and WC. Outside utility room with washing
machine, sink and storage for bikes, boots.
Services - Electricity and electric CH included.
Multi-fuel stove – initial supply of fuel provided.
Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/freezer.
Dishwasher. Washing Machine. Colour TV with
Freeview. Wi-Fi. Pub 0.75 miles. Shops/pubs/PO
in Brampton. Duvets with linen and towels. Pets
Milton
Mains Farm Cottages
Milton, Nr Brampton
Hadrian’s Wall
The Stable, Code 499
Sleeps 2 | Price Group * | Map Ref B20
The Byre, Code 500
The Dairy, Code 511
Sleeps 4 | Price Group F | Map Ref B20
The Stable
The Byre
The Dairy
Situated on a working farm in the village of Milton close to the Northumbrian and Cumbrian border, nestling in the foothills of the North Pennines, The Stable, The
Byre and The Dairy are a row of three stone built cottages and Swallow & Swift Cottages are all skilfully converted from farm buildings and an old dairy. During
the restoration many original features like beamed ceilings and exposed stonework have been carefully retained. The cottages provide a superb base from which
to explore this region. Here you will find wild fells, stunning views and peaceful walks under big skies. Hadrian’s Wall is nearby with the forts of Birdoswald,
Housesteads and Vindolanda all within a short drive. The North Pennines are equally accessible, this area is justly described as “England’s Last Wilderness” and
righty designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Part of this area is the RSPB Geltsdale Reserve, it is home to black grouse, birds of prey and breeding
wading birds. It is ideal for walking with 4 way-marked trails, a parking area and a visitor centre. The market town of Brampton is just 2 miles with a good range
of shops and amenities, whilst the Border City of Carlisle is just 10 miles. There are many footpaths and bridleways nearby including Gelt Woods and Talkin Tarn
Country Park just 3 miles where you can enjoy sailing, rowing, fishing or relax with a picnic.
The Stable
(some internal steps)
Cosy lounge area with wood burning stove, adjoining a light airy summer room with dining table and door
out to private decked area with patio furniture. Double bedroom. Bathroom with over bath electric shower
and WC. Small fully fitted kitchen.
The Byre
Open plan living room with wood burning stove, fully fitted kitchen area, dining table and glazed door out
to private decked area with patio furniture. Exceptionally spacious double bedroom with king-size bed.
Small twin bedded room. Bathroom with bath and shower spray, separate shower cubicle and WC.
The Stable
Services, The Stable & The Byre - Electricity and NSH included. Wood burning stoves – initial supply
of logs provided. TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Electric oven and ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge.
Freezer. Washer/dryer (The Byre only). Dishwasher. Large shared lawned garden. Duvets with linen and
towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome. Most rooms have original exposed beamed ceilings.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY
The Dairy
Spacious beamed open plan living room with wood burning stove, fully fitted kitchen area and dining
table. Attractive double bedroom. Small twin bedded room. Bathroom with bath, separate electric shower
cubicle and WC. Cloakroom with WC and wash basin.
The Stable
Services - Electricity and Economy 7 heating
included. Wood burning stove – initial supply of
logs provided. TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio.
Electric oven and ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Large
shared lawned garden. Barbecue. Duvets with linen
and towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome. Most
rooms have original exposed beamed ceilings.
SATURDAY TO SATURDAY
Swift Cottage - see page 48
Hot Tub available for use by guests - see page 48 for details
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Milton
Mains Farm Cottages
Milton, Nr Brampton
Hadrian’s Wall
Swallow Cottage
(3 steps up to front door)
Open plan living room with wood burning stove,
kitchen and dining table. French door out to patio
area and shared use of owners’ garden. Double
bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC.
Twin bedded room. Bathroom with over bath
shower and WC. SATURDAY TO SATURDAY
Swallow Cottage, Code 593
Swift Cottage, Code 603
Swallow Cottage
Swift Cottage
All Cottages have shared use of Summer house and hot tub all year round @ £40 per week or £20 per
short break, payable to direct to owner on arrival (use is by direct arrangement with owner). Wi-Fi. Ample
off road parking. Travel cot and Highchair available upon request. Railway line 250 metres from cottages,
minor noise from trains audible. Shop/PO/pubs 2 miles. No smoking in cottages please.
Swift Cottage
(3 steps up to front door)
Open plan living room with wood burning stove,
kitchen and dining table. Full height windows
and door out to paved patio area with enclosed
garden. Double bedroom with en-suite shower
room and WC and French doors out to patio. Twin
bedded room. Bathroom with bath, separate
shower and WC. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY
Services - Swallow & Swift
Electricity included. Electric panel heaters. Wood
burning stoves – initial supply of logs provided.
TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Electric oven
and hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Washing
machine. Dishwasher. Barbecue. Duvets with
linen and towels. 1 well behaved pet welcome.
West
Nichold Cottage
Gilsland
Hadrian’s Wall
Code 547
Sleeps 8 | Price Group V | Map Ref B19
Perched high above Gilsland with panoramic, awe inspiring views across one of England’s finest National Parks West Nichold Cottage is a luxurious stone cottage
transformed from a fortified Reivers barn. Whilst the contemporary styled kitchen, bathrooms and relaxing lounge give the cottage a modern twist many of the
original features, such as gnarled oak beams, arrow slit windows, sark boarded ceilings and the outside hayloft steps have been painstakingly restored and
retained. It is approached along a hard track which leads to this wonderful 5 star bolthole offering complete solitude to recharge those batteries. For those keen
on walking, ornithology and wildlife, this is the perfect venue with paths and trails leading in every direction straight from the door. An ideal base for exploring
Hadrian’s Wall and beautiful unspoilt Northumberland or popping across the borders into Cumbria or Scotland. The small market towns of Haltwhistle and
Brampton have a good selection of shops, cafes and tourist information centres. Roman Army Museums along the route of Hadrian’s Wall can be reached on foot
or by car. Private fishing on farm.
Ground floor - Beautifully appointed lounge with arched picture window to take in the amazing views,
maple hardwood floor and beamed ceiling. Dining/kitchen with stone flagged floor, underfloor heating,
access to patio area and garden. Wetroom. Utility room. First floor - 3 double en-suite bedrooms with
high quality beds and linen. 1 twin bedded room. Family bathroom with cast iron bath and WC.
Services - Electricity and Biomass heating included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio. Dab Hi-fi.
Wi-Fi. Electric cooker and hob. Dishwasher. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer.
Travel cot. Highchair. Stair gate. Enclosed garden with patio area, furniture and barbecue. Ample off road
parking. Secure storage for Bicycles. Drying room. Pub/tea room in village. Duvets with linen and towels.
Welcome pack and toiletries provided.
Sorry no pets or smoking in cottage please.
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Ald
White Craig Cottages
Haltwhistle
Hadrian’s Wall
Smithy Cottage, Code 556
Sleeps 2 | Price Group D | Map Ref D20
Shepherd’s Heft, Code 558
Sleeps 6 | Price Group M | Map Ref D20
Coach House, Code 559
Sleeps 5 | Price Group K | Map Ref D20
(ABOVE) Smithy Cottage, (TOP) Coach House (left), Shepherd's Heft (right)
(ABOVE & TOP) Shepherd’s Heft
(ABOVE & TOP) Coach House
Commanding spectacular views over the South Tyne Valley these four comfortably furnished traditional stone cottages stand in an elevated position on the
outskirts of Haltwhistle which is known as the Centre of Britain. The resident goats and hens provide an additional ambience to this rural setting with panoramic
views and tranquil surroundings. The cottages are the perfect venue for a family get together to celebrate a special birthday or anniversary or just escaping from
the hustle and bustle of city life. Ald White Craig is an excellent venue to explore the most interesting sections of Hadrian’s Wall. Being mid way along the stretch
of The Wall, the Roman Forts of Housesteads, Vindolanda and Birdoswald can all be reached within a few minutes by car. Haltwhistle’s unique position in the
South Tyne Valley makes it an excellent base for those interested in wildlife, scenery and outdoor pursuits with splendid varied walking, fishing and pony trekking
available locally. The town has a heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts and a good range of amenities together with first-rate train and bus services. The
market town of Hexham with its Saxon abbey is 13 miles east, whilst the Border city of Carlisle is 20 miles west. Easy access to Northumberland National Park,
the Lake District, the Dales and the Scottish Borders. Golf, fishing and horse riding locally.
Smithy Cottage
Ground floor - This cosy little cottage has an
open plan lounge with kitchen area and a dining
table. There is an original glazed archway offering
views of the countryside.
First floor -Light and airy double bedroom with
sink and great views. Shower room with large
walk-in shower and WC.
Services - Electric heating. Electric fire. (Log
burner planned for 2016) TV with Freeview.
Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob. Fridge with icebox.
Microwave. Shared Laundry room with washer
and dryer. Duvets with linen and towels.
Smithy Cottage
Shepherd's Heft
Ground floor - Open plan lounge with wood
burning stove, well equipped kitchen area and a
dining table. Original archway with glazed door
leading out to the shared patio area.
First floor - Double bedroom with sink. Family
room with bunk beds, a single bed and sink.
Single room at top of the stairs with bi-fold door.
Bathroom with over bath electric shower, WC and
velux window.
Services - Electric heating. Wood burning stove
– initial supply of logs provided. TV with Freeview.
DVD. Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob. Fridge/freezer.
Microwave. Washing machine. Dryer available
in shared laundry room. Duvets with linen and
towels.
Shepherd’s Heft
Coach House
Ground floor - Open plan living room with wood
burning stove, original archway with a glazed
door leading to the shared patio area and well
equipped dining kitchen with laminate floor.
First floor - Double bedroom with sink. Twin
bedded room with sink. Small single bedroom at
top of the stairs with bi-fold door. Bathroom with
over bath electric shower and WC.
Services - Electric heating. Wood burning stove
– initial supply of logs provided. TV with Freeview.
DVD. Wi-Fi. Electric oven and hob. Fridge/freezer.
Microwave. Washing machine. Duvets with linen
and towels.
Coach House
All Cottages
Pets welcome. Enclosed woodland area to exercise pets. Shared paved patio area with picnic tables and barbecue. Ample off road parking. Pubs/shops/PO/Café
in Haltwhistle. Milecastle Inn 1 mile. No smoking in cottages please. Weekly bookings and short breaks can be taken starting any day of the week.
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Merit
Hall Cottage
The
Knarsdale, Nr Alston
North Pennines
Code 530
Sleeps 2/4 | Price Group F | Map Ref C21
Code 606
Sleeps 4 | Price Group H | Map Ref C21
Nestled on the edge of the hamlet of Knarsdale, 5
miles from Alston, Merit Hall Cottage provides a
peaceful haven for a romantic getaway to escape
the rat race. The warm, cosy atmosphere of the
cottage and the beautiful unspoilt countryside all
around make it the perfect location for a walking
or cycling break as the Pennine Way and Sustrans
cycle route 68 pass the door. A little stream flows
down the side of the garden and into the South Tyne
River a short distance away, providing some of the
most picturesque landscapes to capture on canvas,
relax for a picnic or enjoy some fishing which can
be arranged locally. For those holidaying with
pets there is a half-acre fenced paddock for dogs
to let off steam. The cottage is halfway between
Haltwhistle, the Centre of Britain town, and Alston,
the highest market town in England, both have a
good selection of shops, pubs and cafes selling
quality local food. Visit the Roman Wall World
Heritage sites at Vindolanda, Housesteads and check
on developments at Epiacum, possibly the best
preserved roman fort which lies just outside Alston
or enjoy a trip by steam train on the South Tynedale
Railway based in Alston itself. It’s a stunning route
to drive or cycle over Hartside and you will find
yourself in the Eden Valley, the large market town of
Penrith and Ullswater ‘Gateway to the Lakes’.
Ground floor - Comfortable, bright and airy lounge
with parquet flooring, beamed ceiling and large
feature stone fireplace with wood burning stove.
One shallow step down to kitchen with dining table
and tiled laminate floor. Modern bathroom with over
bath electric shower. Utility area.
First floor - Spacious double bedroom with wooden
floor. Small bunk bedded room.
burning stove – initial supply of fuel provided. Colour
TV with Sky Freeview. DVD. Radio. MP3. Electric
oven. Electric ceramic hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Off road parking. Bike
storage. Secure south west facing garden with
sheltered patio and furniture with open views of
the countryside. Shaded wooded garden to the rear.
Pub within walking distance. Shops/restaurants/
TIC in Alston. Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry
not suitable for children under 6 due to stream. Pets
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Chapel
Eals, Nr Slaggyford
North Pennines
Jasmine
Cottage
Slaggyford Near Alston
North Pennines
Code 589
Sleeps 8 | Price Group S | Map Ref C21
Nestled in the tiny hamlet of Eals by the banks of the
South Tyne River, across the bridge from Knarsdale.
The Chapel has been meticulously converted from a
former chapel into a romantic retreat. The cottage
oozes charm and character and provides the perfect
bolt hole for those wishing to escape the hustle of
modern life and spend a well-earned break relaxing
and reflecting upon life. In the lounge the baby grand
piano will appeal to budding musicians. Right from
the front door there are endless routes for walking
with both the Pennine Way and the South Tyne Trail
literally on the doorstep. Nature lovers can enjoy
sitting in the garden watching the array of wildlife
living in the surrounding woodland and fields. Alston
is 7 miles and offers a good selection of shops
selling local produce, gift shops, pubs and cafes.
The town is renowned for being the highest market
town in England at 1000 feet above sea level. It
is an intriguing town with cobbled streets and the
fascinating South Tyne Railway with Steam Trains
running along a single track narrow gauge line. The
area around Alston is part of the North Pennines
which has been designated an Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty, a unique landscape of moorland,
hills, rivers and waterfalls.
Nestled on the banks of the South Tyne River
this 350 year old stone cottage oozes charm
and character. Jasmine Cottage is deceptively
spacious and perfect for a large family with
children. The first floor has a twin room, a single
room and a play room, with plenty of games and a
TV, nestled within the eaves of the cottage. As a
result the headroom is low but makes it a quirky,
secret place for the kids to hang out. The cottage
is located on a very quiet, small static caravan
site, all the caravans are privately owned. The
extensive grounds which surround the cottage,
incorporate a small lake, and are a haven for
wildlife providing a pleasant environment in
which to relax. The river is literally yards from
the cottage and keen anglers will be interested
to know Salmon and Trout fishing is available
free of charge. For a relaxing walking holiday
this is the perfect location with Alston and the
North Pennines, a designated area of outstanding
natural beauty, Hadrian’s Wall, Penrith and the
northern edge of the Lake District all within an
hour’s drive. The market town of Alston is 5 miles
and has a good range of shops, pubs and cafes.
Ground floor - Splendidly appointed lounge with
stone fireplace, wood burning stove, dining table and
laminate floor. Well equipped modern kitchen with
door out to garden and patio. Shower room with
double sized shower cubicle. First floor - Master
bedroom with king-size bed and TV. Double bedroom.
Bathroom with bath and WC. All first floor rooms
have sloped ceilings with height restrictions at the
sides of the rooms and exposed beams.
Ground floor - Lounge has feature stone wall
with fire place and door out to the garden.
Two double bedrooms, one with river views.
Single bedroom. Bathroom with bath and WC.
Shower room with WC. Well-equipped dining
kitchen. Entrance porch. Original exposed beams
throughout the cottage.
First floor - Twin bedroom. Single bedroom with
TV. Playroom. All rooms on this floor have limited
head room and Velux windows.
Services - Electricity and electric CH included.
Wood burning stove – adequate supply of fuel
provided. Flat screen TV with Freesat. Hi-Fi. DVD.
Wi-Fi. Electric oven with ceramic hob. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/dryer. Travel
cot. Large enclosed garden with patio and furniture.
Stone built stand for disposable barbecue. Storage
shed for bikes. Off road parking for 2 cars. Pub
serving food 1 mile in Knarsdale. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in Alston 7 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels. Sorry
no pets or smoking in cottage please.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Gas
fire in lounge. Colour TV with Freesat. CD player.
Electric oven. Gas hob. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Travel
Cot. Highchair. Stair gate. Enclosed garden with
furniture and barbecue. Off road parking. Pub
1 mile. Duvets with linen - No towels. 2 well
please.
N.B. Unfenced river and pond in garden.
Wanwood
Hill Cottage
Alston
North Pennines
Mount
Hooley Lodge
Alston
North Pennines
Code 598
Sleeps 6 | Price Group Q | Map Ref D23
Wanwood Hill Cottage is located on a 3000 acre
working hill farm about 2 miles from the market
town of Alston. Guests are welcome to walk freely
around the whole of the farm as long as dogs are
kept on leads. The land encompasses a vast area
including fields, fell ground, part of the South
Tyne River with fishing available locally and the
South Tyne Railway. In Spring, during the lambing
season, it is a joy to watch the lambs skipping
about the fields next to the cottage and occasionally
guests may be able to help bottle feed pet lambs.
For those interested in ancient history Epiacum,
Alston’s very own Roman Fort is on the adjoining
fell land. Built over 1900 years ago it was built on
a network of Roman roads linking Carlisle to York
and London. The cottage is perfectly placed for
touring Hadrian’s Wall, Penrith and the Lake District,
the North Pennines which is designated an Area
Of Outstanding Natural Beauty and even south
west Scotland. The North Pennines is scattered
with bridleways that criss-cross the fells and wind
alongside rivers and streams, perfect for walking
and mountain biking. Rock climbing, abseiling, snow
skiing, canoeing and gorge walking are activities on
offer at the Alston Adventure Training centre.
Ground floor - Beautifully appointed lounge with
wood burning stove and door out to yard. Well
equipped stylish kitchen with dining table to seat
8. Wet room with roll in shower, WC. Two steps
down to door out to yard. Stair case with 3 turns
to First floor - Master bedroom with king-size
bed, with en-suite shower room with large shower
cubicle, WC. Double bedroom. Bedroom with zip
and link beds for either a super king-size bed or
twin beds. Family bathroom with bath, WC. The
cottage has under floor heating, oak flooring and oak
furniture throughout.
Services - Electricity and CH from air source heat
pump, which is Eco-friendly, is included. Wood
burning stove – initial supply of logs provided,
additional logs available locally. Flat screen TV with
Netflix. Wi-Fi. Electric double oven and ceramic hob.
Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Microwave. Washer/
dryer. Shaver point. Hair dryer. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC in Alston. Duvets with linen and
towels. Pets welcome by arrangement with owner.
Kennels available. Enclosed rear yard for dogs. Large
shared garden with furniture and BBQ.
FRIDAY TO FRIDAY OR
MONDAY TO MONDAY.
Availability - All Year/Short Breaks Fri to Mon or
Mon to Fri
Code 575
Sleeps 8 | Price Group Y | Map Ref D23
Standing on the wooden decking or relaxing in the hot tub in front of Mount Hooley Lodge you could almost
say you were on top of the world. The panoramic views looking across the South Tyne Valley are absolutely
awe-inspiring. This is not your average run of the mill lodge but a stand alone Canadian style log cabin
constructed from massive inter-locking logs measuring over 12 inches in diameter, a unique feature both
inside and outside. The hot water and heating are produced from a ground source heat pump and the roof
is covered by grass which provides excellent insulation, together making this a completely innovative
eco- friendly building concept. Mount Hooley Lodge is located on a working upland hill farm, 1200 feet
above sea level, on the moor above Alston, which is the highest market town in England. For peace and
tranquillity it would be difficult to find a more idyllic spot. The five star luxury can be enjoyed whatever the
weather and at any time of the year. In summer the
wide bi-fold patio doors to the front of the lodge
can be completely opened to create a picture frame
to admire the view, or you can chill out in the hot
tub under the clear starry skies. In contrast during
the colder winter months the log burning stove
creates a warm and cosy environment to relax and
recharge those batteries. Alston has an eclectic
mix of shops selling local produce, unusual gift
shops, cafes and pubs. There is a narrow gauge
railway with steam trains running on selected
dates throughout the year on a half hour journey
from Alston. This region is known as England’s last
wilderness with fantastic walks along unspoilt
nature trails with an abundance of wildlife to
observe along the way.
Fabulously appointed open plan living space with
contemporary kitchen, farmhouse style table,
sumptuous leather sofas and a log burning stove.
Two good sized double bedrooms with zip and link
beds benefiting from the magnificent views. Two
double bedrooms. Two bathrooms one with large
shower and the other with a bath and over bath
shower. Utility room with washer dryer, sink and
storage. The whole of the lodge has a tiled floor
with under floor heating.
Services - Electricity included. Log burning stove
– initial supply of fuel provided. Colour TV with
Freesat. Wi-Fi. iPod dock. Radio. Gas hob. Electric
oven. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer. Dishwasher.
Washer dryer. Travel cot. Highchair. Wine fridge.
Patio with settees and chairs. Firepit barbecue. Off road parking.
Shops/pub 1 miles in Alston. Duvets with linen and towels. Pets welcome.
No smoking in cottage please. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY
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Ghyll
Burn Cottage
Lantern
Nr Alston
North Pennines
House
Alston
North Pennines
Code 192
Sleeps 4/6 | Price Group F* | Map Ref D23
Code 585
Sleeps 8 | Price Group * | Map Ref D23
Roundhill
Cottage
Sparty Lea, Nr Allendale
North Pennines
Code 578
Sleeps 4 | Price Group K | Map Ref F23
Dating from about 1630, this characterful
cottage has been renovated to provide very cosy
accommodation retaining much old world charm
with features such as beamed ceilings, stripped
floors, stone walls and the remains of the old
stairway turret. Set in an off road, secluded,
wooded valley and nestling within the owners
specialist alpine nursery garden, just over 1 mile
from Alston this is an ideal and peaceful base
for walking in the South Tyne Valley and North
Pennines, increasingly referred to as “England's
last wilderness”. The surrounding area abounds
with footpaths and bridleways and the Pennine
Way passes close by. Hadrian's Wall, the Lake
District, Weardale, Teesdale and the beautiful
and largely undiscovered Eden Valley are all
within easy reach. The picturesque town of Alston
provides a range of shops, craft galleries, coffee
shops and pubs.
Access is via external steps to First floor - Small
balcony with door to dining kitchen. Delightful
living room with pitched and beamed ceiling and
pine floor, wood burning stove and sofa bed for +2.
Cloakroom with wash basin and WC. Stairs down
to Ground floor - Double bedroom. Twin bedded
room - both with beamed ceilings. Bathroom with
over bath shower and WC. All rooms are furnished
in a charming period style.
burning stove - fuel available locally. Colour TV.
DVD. Video. CD radio. Electric cooker. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Washer/dryer. Shaver point. Cot.
Highchair. Access to 12 acres of garden and
woodland with patio area and furniture. Off road
parking. Storage for bikes, etc. Pub/shops/PO/
restaurants 1.5 miles. Duvets with linen and
towels. Pets welcome. No smoking in cottage
please. *NB: Off peak reduction to price
group B for 2 persons.
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This imposing 17th Century town house stands
prominently in the centre of Alston, the highest
market town in England. Having been newly
refurbished Lantern House has been transformed into
a contemporary styled four storey period holiday home
with a boutique feel. It is ideally suited to a large
family, families and friends meeting up or groups to
enjoy a restful holiday as the second and third floor
each have 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Kids will
love having their own sitting room with a TV, video
games, plenty of toys and board games to keep them
entertained on the first floor, while the adults can chill
out in the stylish, tastefully decorated ground floor
lounge. Alston has a good range of shops selling local
produce, cafes and pubs all within a short walk of
the front door. From here you can tour the vast open
expanses of the North Pennines moorland designated
an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the
northern region of the Lake District including Reghed
at Penrith and Ullswater. Visit the many Roman Forts
and Museums along the length of Hadrian’s Wall.
Steam trains run along a narrow gauge line winding
northwards from Alston Station throughout the year
taking visitors on an excursion lasting half an hour
along the South Tynedale Railway line. Walking,
mountain biking, and golf available locally.
Nestled on the bank of a tributary of the River
Allen Roundhill Cottage has been painstakingly
rebuilt from the ruins of an ancient barn to produce
a truly exceptional holiday cottage. This idyllic
spot is perfect for peace and relaxation on a get
away from it all holiday. To the rear of the cottage
there is a sheltered decked balcony which can be
accessed through French windows on the landing.
It catches the sun at almost any time of day so you
can enjoy a meal or immerse yourself in a good
novel. This area has been designated An Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is renowned for
stunning and diverse landscapes and a variety of
flora and fauna. The owner has installed owl boxes
in the trees in the garden and squirrels and rabbits
can occasionally be seen from the windows. The
historic market town of Hexham renowned for
the Mediaeval Abbey has an excellent range of
amenities is 15 miles. Walkers and mountain
bikers will be in their element staying here as
there are endless choices of walks and trails to
be discovered. Activities to be found locally are
walking, cycling, bird watching, pony trekking.
Ground floor - The Marigold Level. Light and airy
lounge for the adults. Study with work station, free
Wi-Fi and good selection of tourist information. Utility
room with WC and space to dry walking clothes. First
floor - The Daffodil Level. Kitchen/dining room which
seats up to 9 is very well equipped with lots of storage
space and wooden floor. Childrens’ playroom with
plasma TV, games and toys. Second Floor - Red Rose
Level. Double bedroom with double bed. Bedroom with
small double bed. Bathroom with over bath shower and
WC. Third Floor - Tulip Level. Double bedroom with
double bed. Bunk bedded room with full size bunks.
Bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and wc.
All bedrooms have fitted furniture, are bright and airy
and have great views of Alston Market Place.
Ground floor - Excellently furnished lounge with
exposed stone walls, beamed ceiling, multi-fuel
stove and patio doors out to the garden. Wellappointed dining/ kitchen with range cooker and
tiled floor.
First floor - Charming double bedroom. Twin
bedded room with en-suite shower room. Both
bedrooms have exposed beams and quirky arrow
slit windows and views of the garden and river.
Shower room with walk-in shower and wc. French
doors from landing to decked balcony.
Services - Electricity and gas CH included. Modern
wall mounted electric fire. Two colour TVs with
Freeview. DVD. CD player & iPod dock. Wi-Fi. Electric
cooker & hob. Microwave. Two fridges one with ice
box. Dishwasher. Washing machine. Tumble dryer.
Travel Cot. Highchair. Unreserved free parking on
market place. Pubs/shops/cafes/PO/galleries in town.
Duvets with linen and towels. No pets or smoking in
cottage please. FRIDAY TO FRIDAY.
Services - Electricity and electric heating
included. Multi-fuel stove – initial supply of
fuel. Colour TV with Freesat. DVD. CD Radio.
Electric range cooker. Microwave. Fridge. Freezer.
Barbecue. Professionally filtered private water
supply. Large garden with patio furniture. Off road
parking close by across the foot bridge. Shop/pubs/
PO in Allendale. Duvets with linen and towels. 2
well behaved pets welcome. No smoking in cottage
please.
Availability - Easter to end October/Short Breaks
Isaac's
Cottage
Dale
Sparty Lea, Nr Allendale
North Pennines
View Cottage
Allendale
North Pennines
Code 533
Sleeps 7 | Price Group K | Map Ref F23
Situated in peaceful rural surroundings within
the North Pennines, which has been designated
an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Isaac’s
Cottage is semi-detached stone cottage situated
on a farm surrounded by open fields close to a
little river, a tributary of the River Allen, which
flows along the bottom of the fields providing
an opportunity for fishing. The cottage offers an
ideal getaway for those wishing to leave behind
the hustle and bustle of modern life and enjoy
“England’s Last Wilderness”. The area offers
abundant opportunities for walking, cycling and
exploring the region, with a network of routes on
the doorstep. Allendale, 5 miles, has friendly pubs,
tea rooms and craft shops and a spectacular Fire
Festival on New Years Eve involving locals carrying
a burning tar barrel around the village to welcome
in the New Year. Nearby attractions include the
market town of Hexham, noted for its seventh
century Abbey, excellent shopping, leisure and
restaurant facilities. Hadrian’s Wall is a 25 minute
drive and the National Trust’s ancient woodlands
at Allen Banks are within 10 miles. Further afield,
Kielder Water, Newcastle, the Northumbrian
Coast, Durham City and the Lake District are a
50 minute drive, therefore, all within reach for a
day’s excursion. Horse riding with indoor arena
1 ½ miles, walking, cycling and golf all available
nearby.
Ground floor - Sitting room with beamed ceiling.
Well equipped dining/kitchen. Shower room with
WC. First floor - Large bedroom with double bed,
a single bed and wash basin. Double bedroom.
Twin bedded room. Family bathroom with bath,
bidet and WC.
Services - Electricity and oil CH (on a timer)
included. Open fire – coal provided. Colour TV with
Sky family package. DVD. Video. Wi-Fi. Electric
cooker. Microwave. Dishwasher. Large fridge with
large freezer on top. Washing machine. Shaver
point. Cot. Highchair. Attractive garden with
furniture, wooden playhouse and washing line.
Ample off road parking. Pub 2 miles. Shop/PO/pubs
5 miles. Duvets with linen No towels. Welcome pack provided.
Code 271
Sleeps 4 | Price Group H | Map Ref F21
Dale View Cottage is situated in an elevated
position on the outskirts of Allendale and
commands south-westerly views over the valley
and the remote and beautiful countryside of
the North Pennines, increasingly referred to as
"England's Last Wilderness". This is an excellent
holiday location for those interested in outdoor
pursuits such as walking and mountain biking,
with numerous footpaths and bridleways nearby.
The Allen Valley is lucky to have a visible
population of red squirrels. These can regularly
be spotted in the wood next to the cottage. The
area provides fascinating evidence of generations
of lead and mineral mining dating from Roman
times and the restored Killhope Wheel at the
head of Weardale and nearby Alston's High Mill
waterwheel bear testimony to a period when the
now peaceful fellsides were the scene of great
industrial activity. Hadrian's Wall and the Lake
District are less than a 45 minute drive. Allendale
is 1 mile. Hexham and Alston are 10 miles.
Access is by a 0.25 mile gravel track. Comfortable
living/dining room with electric flame effect
fire. French windows out to patio and superb
panoramic views over the valley. Well equipped
kitchen. Pretty double bedroom. Twin bedded
room. Both with countryside views. Bathroom with
over bath shower and WC.
Colour TV. CD radio. Electric cooker. Microwave.
Fridge/freezer. Washing machine. South facing
garden to rear with patio and furniture. Storage
shed. Off road parking. DIY horse livery and
grazing available by arrangement. Easy access
to local footpaths. Shops/PO/pubs in village 1
mile by road or footpath. Duvets with linen and
towels. Pets welcome. Baby sitting/child minding
available at agreed times/rates. No smoking in
cottage please.
Station
House
Nr Allendale
Hadrian’s Wall/ North Pennines
Code 424
Sleeps 4 | Price Group H | Map Ref E21
Over 50 years ago, this superb ground floor flat
was the waiting rooms and ticket office of the
now closed Hexham to Allendale railway line.
After undergoing a full renovation, you can have
a luxurious break, a mile from the bustling village
of Allendale in the North Pennines. An Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty, renowned for its
wealth of birdlife, you can also enjoy the fantastic
quiet cycle routes and walks straight from the
door. Walking, cycling and heritage guidebooks are
supplied to inspire you. Fishing, golf, pony trekking
and ‘two stops’ along the old railway, the Garden
Station, are all within 3 miles. Killhope Museum
shows the area’s lead mining heritage and is just
12 miles, as is Hadrian’ Wall. Located on Allendale
Caravan Park, a small eco-park. All caravans are
privately owned providing a peaceful atmosphere.
For additional flexibility in the accommodation,
there is a sofa bed in the lounge.
Open plan lounge/diner and fully fitted kitchen.
One step up to double bedroom. Twin bedded
room (optional zip and link to super king-size by
arrangement). Disabled friendly shower room with
large shower cubicle. South facing sun porch with
furniture. Welcome pack provided.
burning stove - logs provided. Colour TV with
Freeview. Wi-Fi. DVD. CD/radio. Electric oven
and hob. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher.
Shaver point. Cot. Highchair. Shared laundry with
washing machine and tumble dryer with honesty
box. Open patio with furniture. Off road parking.
Safe storage for bicycles. Shops/PO/pubs 1.25
miles. Duvets with linen and towels. 2 well
please.
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Stoney
Law
Holly
Catton, Nr Hexham
Hadrian’s Wall/ North Pennines
Code 546
Sleeps 7 | Price Group * | Map Ref E21
Nestled on a hillside just outside Catton, Stoney
Law is a detached stone house oozing charm
and character. It has recently been completely
renovated to an excellent standard. There are
wonderful views out of almost every window
across open fields to the rear and the Allen Valley
to the front. The sheltered cottage garden is ideal
for relaxing or perhaps having a barbecue. This
area is known as "England's Last Wilderness", has
been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty and is a delight for walkers, birdwatchers
and cyclists. There are Heritage Centres at
nearby Allenheads and the Killhope Museum.
Weardale and the Lake District can be reached in
45 minutes and Hadrian's Wall with some of the
best preserved sections of the Wall is 25 minutes.
There are a host of walks and trails of differing
lengths nearby. The C2C cycle way passes within
2 miles. Hexham is 10 Miles, with its mediaeval
abbey, shops, restaurants and a leisure centre.
Ground floor - Spacious sitting room with wood
burner set in a stone fireplace and dining table.
Light and airy lounge with laminate floor and to
the side a cosy nook which children will love as a
den or an area to read quietly. Kitchen with tiled
floor. Utility room with small sink, WC and washing
machine. Conservatory to the front.
First floor - Bright and airy double bedroom with
en-suite shower room (no WC) and wooden cot.
Family room with double bed and good size z-bed.
Two single bedrooms. Bathroom with bath and
large separate shower. Separate WC. Almost every
window in the house has uninterrupted views.
Services - Electricity and Oil CH included. Solar
panels. Wood burning stove – initial supply of fuel
provided. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio.
Rangemaster cooker. Electric Hob. Microwave.
Fridge. Small Freezer. Washing machine. Travel cot.
Highchair. Enclosed garden with a small covered
pond, patio area, furniture and barbecue. Off road
parking. Shed for storage. Pub 1 mile. Shops/PO/
Café in Allendale, 3 miles. Duvets with linen and
towels. Well behaved pets welcome. No smoking
in cottage please.
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& Hornbeam Cottages
Hunstanworth, Blanchland
North Pennines
Holly Cottage, Code 354
Sleeps 7 | Price Group H | Map Ref G22
Hornbeam Cottage, Code 355
Sleeps 5 | Price Group F | Map Ref G22
(ABOVE) Holly Cottage (TOP) Holly & Hornbeam Cottages
(ABOVE & TOP) Hornbeam Cottage
Located in the upper reaches of the Derwent Valley above the picturesque village of Blanchland these
converted barns are furnished and equipped to an excellent standard. Only minutes away is the Derwent
Reservoir, stocked with an abundance of rainbow trout. It is a popular fishing venue also offering water
sports, sailing, hiking and a picnic area. The area has been designated an area of outstanding natural
beauty and a Geopark with it's vast areas of high, wild moorland and many dramatic geological features
such as England's largest waterfall, High Force, and the sweeping U-shaped valley of High Cup Gill on
the Pennine Way dominating the region. A stunning range of birds can be observed such as Black Grouse,
Peregrine and Short Eared Owls, bird watchers will be in their element. This is perfect country for outdoor
activities, with bridleways to explore and the C2C National Cycle Route passing close by. Hexham, 11
miles, has an excellent range of amenities, a theatre, cinema, swimming pool and an athletic running
track. There are good bus and rail links from Hexham to the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne. This
cosmopolitan capital of the North-East offers both exciting and cultural entertainment with varied musical
performances at The Sage, Gateshead. The Baltic Arts Centre hosts one of the biggest contemporary
art spaces in Europe, also enjoy the many lively waterfront restaurants, bars and night clubs along the
quayside.
Holly Cottage
Holly Cottage
Ground floor - Delightful sitting room with tiled
floor and rug. Dining room. Large well equipped
kitchen. Shower room. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Two double bedrooms. Twin bedded
room. Single bedroom. All bedrooms have beamed
ceilings. Bathroom with over bath shower spray
and WC. Shower room.
Holly Cottage
Hornbeam Cottage
Ground floor - Delightful sitting room with tiled
floor and rug. Well equipped dining kitchen.
Cloakroom with WC.
Single bedroom. All bedrooms have beamed
ceilings. Bathroom with over bath shower spray
and WC. Shower room.
Services - Electricity and oil CH included. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. Wi-Fi. CD radio. Electric oven
and hob. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge. Freezer. Washing machine. Cot & highchair available on request.
Shared enclosed gravelled courtyard with furniture. Off road parking. Shops/PO/pubs/restaurant 2 miles.
Duvets with linen and towels provided. 1 pet welcome but must be kept on lead. No smoking in cottage
please. Can be linked to form large family accommodation to sleep 12.
The
Deeps
The
Hunstanworth, Blanchland
North Pennines
Code 97
Sleeps 6 | Price Group R | Map Ref G22
Sawmill
Baybridge, Blanchland
North Pennines
Code 438
Sleeps 5 | Price Group P | Map Ref G22
Swallowdale
Simonstone, Nr Hawes
Yorkshire Dales
Code 434
Sleeps 6 | Price Group * | Yorkshire
Situated in an elevated position and commanding
spectacular views over the Derwent Valley, this
19th century stone cottage provides fabulous
accommodation of the highest standard in a
secluded and peaceful setting, 400 metres off road
along a private track. Visitors have access to the
surrounding land which includes private woodland
with forest paths. An excellent location for both
walking and touring this scenic area. Weardale,
Teesdale and the Yorkshire Dales are within easy
reach whilst Hexham and Hadrian’s Wall are 11
miles to the north. The ancient estate village of
Blanchland is 2 miles, a monastery was established
here in 1175, the monks wore white habits and it
is probable that from them the district received
its name of Blanchland or Whiteland. Durham,
Newcastle and the Metro Centre are all 20
miles. Beamish open air museum is 15 miles. The
Derwent Reservoir with water sport facilities is a
short drive. Golf close by.
Ground floor - Delightful beamed sitting room
with wood burning stove. Spacious farmhouse
style dining kitchen. Double bedroom with en-suite
shower room. Conservatory with stone floor and
large glass folding doors. Cloakroom with WC.
First floor - Large king-size bedroom. Twin bedded
room. Bathroom with over bath shower spray and
WC. All rooms have lovely countryside views.
provided. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD radio.
Wi-Fi. Electric range cooker. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Travel cot
& highchair available on request. Shaver point.
Enclosed garden and sheltered patio with furniture,
barbecue and outside fireplace. Off road parking
with ½ acre enclosed field. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurant 2 miles. Duvets with linen and towels.
2 well behaved pets welcome.
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Standing alone in a beautiful sheltered location,
surrounded by pine trees, this cottage offers
peace and tranquillity for a relaxing break away
from the stress of modern life. This region is
part of the North Pennines, known as England’s
Last Wilderness. It is a paradise for walkers
and mountain bikers with numerous paths
and trails to delight all abilities. The stunning
countryside provides the perfect habitat for an
abundance of wildlife. Deer and rabbits can
often be seen wandering around the garden of
the cottage. A short drive is Derwent Reservoir,
the second largest reservoir in the North East.
The south-western area has been managed as a
nature reserve since 1967 with a diverse range
of breeding birds and wildfowl. The reservoir is
stocked with rainbow and brown trout. There is
also a sailing club and a picnic area. The market
town of Hexham, 11 miles, provides a good
selection of amenities including cafes, pubs,
restaurants, super markets, swimming pool and
theatre.
Ground floor - Light and airy sitting room with
wood burning stove and doors out to garden.
Dining room with electric fire. Well equipped
breakfasting kitchen. WC and hand basin.
First floor - Large double bedroom with en-suite
shower room. Twin bedded room with zip and link
beds. Single bedroom. Bathroom with over bath
provided. Colour TV with Freeview. DVD. CD
radio. Wi-Fi. Electric cooker. Microwave. Fridge/
freezer. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Travel cot
& highchair available on request. Shaver point.
Newly created large enclosed natural garden
which is children and dog friendly, with furniture
and barbecue. Bike storage. Off road parking.
Shops/PO/pubs/restaurant 2 miles. Duvets with
linen and towels. 2 well
behaved pets welcome.
No smoking in cottage
please.
Situated in the quiet hamlet of Simonstone,
admidst the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this
attractive detached stone bungalow boasts
fabulous views across to Stag Fell. The natural
beauty of Upper Wensleydale is spectacular all
year round and coupled together with a vast
network of walks and trails to suit walkers of all
abilities makes this cosy, relaxing holiday home,
perfect to return to after a day on the moors. This
unspoilt region has a wealth of natural beauty, a
diverse array of wildlife and a treasure trove of
cultural heritage. The market town of Hawes is 2
miles, offering a good selection of shops, pubs,
restaurants and tea rooms. The weekly market
sells locally produced food. The long established
Wensleydale Creamery Visitors Centre produces
a huge variety of different cheeses including the
Wallace and Gromit Real Yorkshire Wensleydale.
Single storey with some internal steps
Living/dining room with stone surround open
fire. Fully fitted modern kitchen. Two king-size
bedrooms. Twin bedded room. Single bedroom.
Chill out room/ reading/ music room. Bathroom
with bath, separate shower cubicle and WC.
Shower room and WC. Stairs up to games room.
Four steps down to utility room with WC.
Open fire – fuel provided. HD colour TV with Full
Sky. DVD. CD radio. PS3. iPod docking station.
Wi-Fi. Electric double oven and ceramic hob.
Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Dishwasher. Washer/
dryer. Travel cot. Patio area with furniture and
barbecue. Garage. Off road parking. Simonstone
Hall Hotel serves meals. Shops/PO/pubs/
restaurants/TIC 2 miles in Hawes. Duvets with
linen. (towel hire available @ £5pppw). 2 well
behaved pets welcome @ £30 PER PET.
No smoking in cottage please. Easy walking
access.
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Index
NATIONAL PARK
COAST
COAST
Code Property Name Sleeps Pets Page
* 29
414 Aidan Cottage
4
544 Alexandra Cottage
4
16
611 Anchor Cottage
4
1
285 Archway Cottage
4/6
11
520 Barkers Cottage
4
2
209 Bathing House, The
6
2
10
353 Beach View, Boulmer
4
10
474 Beach View, Spittal
6
32
596 Beach View Cttg. Low Hauxley 4
2*
5
609 Beachcombers Retreat
6
1
4
581 Beech Cottage, Dunstan
4
1* 12
599 Belford Townhouse
6
2* 29
282 Blacketts Apartment
4
27
89 Bridge End
8
31
570 Bydawhile
6
22
379 Capenhurst
6
* 16
531 Castle View
5
1
7
359 Chantilly
2
* 5
360 Cloggy Nook
4
2
13
600 Cobblers Cottage
6
2
29
574 Creel Cottage
4
23
604 Cuddy Cottage
4
1
7
435 Curlew Cottage (2 Seaview) 6
1* 12
580 Cuthbert Cottage
4
2
28
423 Driftwood
6
22
587 Driftwood Retreat
4
1
9
397 Eden Vale
5
21
294 Edgewater
8
1
15
365 Endar
3
32
561 Fisherman’s Cottage
4
9
523 Fisherman’s Rest
4
1
19
565 Fishers Cottage
4/6
1
19
534 Greystead
10/ 12 2
26
337 Harbourside
6
2
20
276 Harbour View
6
20
387 Hayloft, The
2/5
30
566 Hideaway, The
2
* 5
542 Honeysuckle Cottage
4
23
529 Islestone Cottage
7
15
475 Island View
6
1
32
594 Island’s View
5
1* 21
541 Kittiwake Apartment
6
21
514 Kittiwake Cottage
2
24
82 Larch Cottage
4
1
12
496 Lindisfarne
5
2* 20
524 Lindisfarne View
4/6
1
19
522 Little Cottage
3
1
24
261 Lobster Pot Cottage
2
6
607 Lodge, The
5
8
278 Ludlow Cottage
6
1
30
505 Maltings, 1 The
6
25
545 Mayflower Cottage
8/11
18
312 Mermaid Cottage
2
11
543 Nanny End
4
16
277 Nantucket
6
2
27
442 Old Coastguard Cottage
6
1* 33
350 Old School, The
2
11
Panhaven & Little Panhaven 9/10
6
597 Panhaven
5/6
2
6
612 Little Panhaven
4
1
6
421 Pearl Cottage
4
17
307 Peregrine
5
22
200 Pilgrims Rest
4
8
* 25
439 Puffin Cottage, Budle Bay
6
348 Puffins Nest
6
18
429 Quarry Bank
4
17
116 Quarryside
4
17
368 Rafters
6
2
13
527 Rainbow Cottage
2/4/6 1
4
319 Rookery Nook
4/5
1
7
610 Seal Bay
4
24
476 Seal View Cottage
5
33
367 Seaside House
10
1*
1
605 Silver Fox Barn
6
2
28
254 Simonside Cottage
4
1
23
602 Skears Cottage
5
1
521 Skelwith Cottage
4
2
131 Spindrift
2
1
9
249 Stable Cottage
6
1
30
591 Swallows Flight
5
31
577 Tuckernuck Cottage
4
2
27
504 Waterside
8
14
560 Woodlea
7
14
572 Woodpecker Mill
6
2
28
535 Wynding Head
6
2
26
BORDERS
Code Property Name 573 Birdcage, The
Courtyard Cottages
494 Grooms’Cottage
495 Jack’s Cottage
Sleeps Pets Page
6
33
10
34
8
34
2
34
YORKSHIRE DALES
Code Property Name 434 Swallowdale
Sleeps Pets Page
6
2
55
SOUTH TYNESIDE
Code Property Name Hedley Grange Cottages
357 Woodpeckers
358 Swallows
East Byermoor Cottages
569 Fellstone Cottage
579 Eaststone Cottage
Sleeps Pets Page
5
2
2
2
3
2
7
3
4
1*
3
3
1*
3
NORTH PENNINES
Code Property Name Sleeps Pets
606 Chapel, The
4
271 Dale View Cottage
4
97 Deeps, The
6
2
Holly & Hornbeam Cottages 12
354 Holly Cottage
7
1
355 Hornbeam Cottage
5
1
192 Ghyll Burn Cottage
4/6
533 Isaac’ Cottage
7
589 Jasmine Cottage
8
2
585 Lantern House
8
530 Merit Hall Cottage
2/4
575 Mount Hooley Lodge
8
578 Roundhill Cottage
4
2
438 Sawmill, The
5
2
598 Wanwood Hill Cottage
6
*
* By Arrangement with Owner
56
Page
50
53
55
54
54
54
52
53
50
52
50
51
52
55
51
Code Property Name 315 Akeld Hill View
338 Bluebell Cottage
608 Bonny Barn
244 Bothy, The, Wooler
568 Braeside Cottage
College Valley Cottages
317 Coldburn Cottage
344 Dunsdale House
396 Hethpool Mill
489 School House, The
526 Conifer Cottage
493 Conway Cottage
31 Croft Cottage
Lorbottle Farm Cottages
34 Mordue’s Cottage
233 Grandma’s Cottage
Low Alwinton Cottages
550 The Byre
551 Cheviot Cottage
552 Coquet Cottage
553 Pine Lodge
554 Pheasant Lodge
555 Reivers Lodge
288 Rose Cottage
381 Ryecroft Cottage
408 Shepherds Cottage
3
Stonecrop Cottage
440 Teddy’s Cottage
255 Woodbine Cottage
256 Wreighburn Cottage
Sleeps Pets Page
* 38
4
4
39
2/3
2* 41
4
1
39
4
1
38
22
36/37
4
36
8
37
4/6
37
4
37
6
34
4
43
6
* 35
9/10
42
5/6
42
4
42
28
40
6
40
5
1
40
6
1
40
4
1
40
3
1
40
4
1
40
4/6
38
4
41
2
1* 43
4
39
8
2
35
6
41
6/8
*42
HADRIAN'S WALL
49
Ald White Craig Cottages
13
556 Smithy Cottage
2
49
558 Shepherd’s Heft
6
49
559 Coach House
5
49
296 Bothy, The, Little Bavington 2
2* 43
567 Burnlaw
6
48
584 Curlew Cottage, Whitley Chapel4
45
471 Easby Farm Cottage
3
46
517 Haytongate Cottage
4/5
2
46
433 Hexham Hideaways The Beacons 4
44
229 Hexham Hideaways Sammys Place 4
44
399 Hilltop Barn
2
45
35 Holmhead Cottage
4
45
571 Laundry Cottage
4
46
Milton Mains Farm Cottages 18 47/48
499 The Stable
2
1
47
500 The Byre
4
1
47
511 The Dairy
4
1
47
593 Swallow Cottage
4
1
48
603 Swift Cottage
4
1
48
590 Salix Barn
4
1
44
424 Station House
4
2
53
546 Stoney Law
7
54
547 West Nichold Cottage
8
48
CENTRAL
Code Property Name 486 Curlews
Eland Green Cottages
501 Old Stables, The
502 Old Tack Room, The
Sleeps Pets Page
4
8
8/12
3
4/6
3
4/6
3
Northumbria
Byways Price Guide 2016
W/C & inclusive
B
D
F
H
K
L
M
P
Q
R
S
T
V
W
Y
31/10 - 12/12
285
295
305
315
370
370
395
410
425
445
460
475
515
570
850
*Xmas/NY 2015
375
385
475
515
555
610
610
675
735
825
845
925
1030
1240
1850
9/1 - 6/2
295
305
315
325
380
380
405
420
440
460
475
500
585
605
875
*13/2
305
315
345
375
420
435
435
460
520
530
555
570
630
805
1050
20/2 - 19/3
295
305
315
325
380
380
405
420
440
460
475
500
585
605
875
*26/3 - 02/4
325
345
365
395
465
510
510
545
605
630
660
745
830
935
1430
*09/4
315
335
355
385
450
495
495
530
585
610
640
725
805
910
1390
16/4 - 23/4
295
305
320
355
380
380
405
435
490
495
510
530
600
650
980
30/4 - 14/5
310
320
335
375
400
400
425
455
515
520
535
555
615
670
1025
*21/05
355
385
430
475
535
535
565
625
690
735
755
790
870
1005
1430
*28/5
385
415
460
515
570
630
650
700
815
825
850
935
1045
1175
1790
*04/06
355
385
425
475
535
535
565
625
690
735
755
790
870
1005
1430
*11/6 - 18/6
385
415
460
515
570
570
630
685
790
800
815
875
970
1095
1610
* 25/6 - 09/7
395
425
470
530
585
585
650
700
815
825
835
900
1000
1130
1645
*16/7 - 20/8
410
450
500
555
625
665
665
745
820
850
930
1030
1135
1275
1920
*27/8 395
425
470
530
585
650
650
700
815
825
835
900
1000
1130
1645
* 03/9 - 10/9
355
385
425
475
535
535
565
625
690
735
755
790
880
1005
1430
*17/9 - 24/9
315
325
350
375
420
420
465
515
575
580
640
660
690
735
1025
01/10 -08/10
300
310
325
350
385
385
415
450
505
510
515
550
600
645
980
*15/10 - 22/10
325
345
365
395
465
510
510
545
605
630
660
745
830
935
1430
29/10 - 10/12
295
305
315
325
380
380
405
420
440
460
475
500
585
605
875
*Xmas/NY 2016
400
425
490
530
590
650
650
715
820
850
890
955
1075
1275
1895
November 2015
Sat
7
14
21
28
SunMon Tue WedThu
1 2
3
4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30
Fri
6
13
20
27
Sat SunMon Tue WedThu
1
2 3
5
6 7
8
9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17
19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30 31
Sat SunMon Tue WedThu Fri
1
2
3 4
5
6 7
8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
1
2
3 4
6
7 8
9 10 11
13 14 15 16 17 18
20 21 22 23 24 25
27 28 29
January 2016
SunMon Tue WedThu
1 2
3
4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30 31
Fri
6
13
20
27
1 2
4
5 6
7
8 9
11 12 13 14 15 16
18 19 20 21 22 23
25 26 27 28 29 30
Fri
2
9
16
23
30
Sat
1
8
15
22
29
1
2 3
5
6 7
8
9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17
19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30 31
April 2016
Fri
4
11
18
25
July 2016
1
2
3 4
5
6 7
8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
Fri
7
14
21
28
1
2 3
5
6 7
8
9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17
19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30
November 2016
1
2
3 4
5
6 7
8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
August 2016
Fri
3
10
17
24
October 2016
SunMon Tue WedThu
2 3
4
5 6
9 10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
30 31
two-thirds of the weekly price. EXTRA NIGHTS - Are charged at 15% of the weekly price.
PREMIUM SHORT BREAKS - (marked thus *) can only be booked very near to the
holiday start date with owners consent. OFF PEAK SHORT BREAKS - Can only be
booked with owners consent. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR FOR 2016 - will probably
be booked from Tuesday 20th December and Wednesday 28th December.
Cottages offering off peak reductions will be between 31 October 2015 and 19 March
2016 and only with the owners consent (excluding Christmas, New Year and School
Holidays). Some Cottages have a minimum weekly or short break price which will be
indicated on the individual cottage descriptions.
March 2016
Fri
5
12
19
26
June 2016
September 2016
1
3
4 5
6
7 8
10 11 12 13 14 15
17 18 19 20 21 22
24 25 26 27 28 29
Fri
4
11
18
25
February 2016
May 2016
Sat
7
14
21
28
Notes: SHORT BREAKS - All Short Breaks (minimum 3 nights) are charged at
December 2015
1
2
3 4
6
7 8
9 10 11
13 14 15 16 17 18
20 21 22 23 24 25
27 28 29 30 31
Fri
5
12
19
26
December 2016
Fri
4
11
18
25
1
3
4 5
6
7 8
10 11 12 13 14 15
17 18 19 20 21 22
24 25 26 27 28 29
31 1 2
3
4 5
Fri
2
9
16
23
30
6
57
Northumbria
Saturday
Byways Individual Price Guide 2016
Aidan Cottage
Page 29
Stoney Law
Page 54
Waterside
Page 14
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016...........................£360......................£380......................£420
13 Feb 2016..........................................£460......................£480......................£515
20 Feb - 19 Mar 2016...........................£360......................£390......................£445
26 Mar - 02 Apr 2016...........................£610......................£660......................£770
09 Apr 2016..........................................£535......................£540......................£665
16 Apr - 23 Apr 2016............................£445......................£470......................£570
30 Apr 2016 . .......................................£465......................£495......................£610
07 May - 14 May 2016.........................£450......................£480......................£590
21 May 2016........................................£560......................£575......................£705
28 May 2016........................................£695......................£750......................£915
04 Jun - 18 Jun 2016...........................£560......................£575......................£705
25 Jun - 09 Jul 2016............................£575......................£590......................£720
16 Jul - 20 Aug 2016............................£710......................£765......................£935
27 Aug 2016.........................................£680......................£745......................£900
03 Sept - 10 Sept 2016........................£560......................£575......................£705
17 Sept - 15 Oct 2016..........................£375......................£450......................£585
22 Oct 2016..........................................£610......................£655......................£770
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016...........................£355......................£380......................£420
Tue 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec . ................£695......................£750......................£915
Saturday
Little Fisherman’sLindisfarne
Cottage RestView
Page 24
Page 19
Page 19
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016........................£450.........................£515......................£515
13 Feb 2016.......................................£475.........................£750......................£750
20 Feb - 12 Mar 2016........................£450.........................£515......................£515
19 Mar - 02 Apr 2016........................£580.........................£785......................£785
09 Apr 2016.......................................£460.........................£595......................£785
16 Apr - 21 May 2016.......................£460.........................£595......................£595
28 May 2016.....................................£675.........................£915......................£915
04 Jun - 11 Jun 2016........................£595.........................£690......................£690
18 Jun 2016......................................£595.........................£750......................£750
25 Jun 2016......................................£695.........................£750......................£750
02 Jul - 9 Jul 2016............................£695.........................£855......................£855
16 Jul 2016.......................................£695.........................£855......................£855
23 Jul - 20 Aug 2016.........................£740.........................£990......................£990
27 Aug 2016......................................£715.........................£990......................£990
03 Sept 2016.....................................£595.........................£690......................£690
10 Sept - 17 Sept 2016.....................£455.........................£690......................£690
24 Sept - 08 Oct 2016.......................£455.........................£585......................£585
15 Oct - 22 Oct 2016.........................£550.........................£720......................£720
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016........................£450.........................£515......................£515
Tue 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec . .............£675.........................£915......................£915
Saturday
Honeysuckle Cottage
Page 23
Kittiwake Apartment
Page 21
19 Mar 2016................................................... £510..........................................£595
26 Mar - 02 Apr 2016..................................... £510..........................................£595
09 Apr - 21 May 2016.................................... £445..........................................£445
28 May 2016.................................................. £615..........................................£615
04 Jun - 25 Jun 2016..................................... £585..........................................£585
02 Jul - 09 Jul 2016....................................... £585..........................................£605
16 Jul - 20 Aug 2016...................................... £735..........................................£735
27 Aug 2016................................................... £735..........................................£735
03 Sept 2016 ................................................. £605..........................................£605
10 Sept - 17 Sept 2016.................................. £435..........................................£435
24 Sept - 08 Oct 2016.................................... £425..........................................£425
15 Oct - 22 Oct 2016...................................... £520..........................................£520
58
Rafters
Page 13
Wynding Head
Page 26
08 Jan - 05 Feb 2016..................................... £465...........................................N/A
12 Feb 2016.................................................... £585...........................................N/A
19 Feb - 18 Mar 2016..................................... £480...........................................N/A
25 Mar - 01 Apr 2016..................................... £880...........................................N/A
08 Apr 2016.................................................... £745...........................................N/A
15 Apr - 22 Apr 2016...................................... £605...........................................N/A
29 Apr 2016.................................................... £640...........................................N/A
06 May - 13 May 2016................................... £620........................................£1210
20 May 2016.................................................. £775........................................£1210
27 May 2016................................................ £1075........................................£1640
03 Jun - 17 Jun 2016..................................... £775........................................£1210
24 Jun - 01 Jul 2016...................................... £795........................................£1210
08 Jul 2016.................................................... £795........................................£1640
15 Jul - 19 Aug 2016.................................... £1095........................................£1640
26 Aug 2016................................................. £1060........................................£1640
02 Sept - 09 Sept 2016.................................. £775..........................................£925
16 Sept - 07 Oct 2016.................................... £620..........................................£925
14 Oct 2016.................................................... £620........................................£1210
21 Oct 2016.................................................... £875........................................£1210
28 Oct - 09 Dec 2015..................................... £465..........................................£650
Sun 20 Dec & Mon 28 Dec ......................... £1075........................................£1640
Rafters - (Fri to Fri Sept - May), (Sat to Sat Jun - Aug)
Friday
Barkers Cottage Page 2
Skelwith Cottage
Page 2
08 Jan - 05 Feb 2016..................................... £265..........................................£265
12 Feb 2016.................................................... £315..........................................£315
19 Feb - 18 Mar 2016..................................... £265..........................................£285
25 Mar - 08 Apr 2016..................................... £490..........................................£520
15 Apr - 22 Apr 2016...................................... £385..........................................£415
29 Apr 2016.................................................... £415..........................................£445
06 May 2016.................................................. £455..........................................£475
13 May - 20 May 2016................................... £470..........................................£460
27 May 2016.................................................. £585..........................................£590
03 Jun 2016................................................... £470..........................................£470
10 Jun - 17 Jun 2016..................................... £530..........................................£545
24 Jun 2016................................................... £565..........................................£600
01 Jul - 2016.................................................. £615..........................................£620
08 Jul 2016.................................................... £615..........................................£690
15 Jul 2016.................................................... £585..........................................£645
22 Jul - 19 Aug 2016...................................... £690..........................................£790
26 Aug 2016................................................... £495..........................................£565
02 Sept - 09 Sept 2016.................................. £415..........................................£445
16 Sept 2016.................................................. £370..........................................£375
23 Sept - 14 Oct 2016.................................... £345..........................................£360
FellstoneEaststone Island's 21 Oct 2016.................................................... £465..........................................£490
28 Oct -09 Dec 2016...................................... £280..........................................£295
CottageCottage View
Wed 21 & 28 Dec 2016.................................. £575..........................................£575
Page 3
Page 3
Page 21
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016........................£510.........................£445......................£495
13 Feb 2016.......................................£575.........................£485......................£740
20 Feb - 12 Mar 2016........................£510.........................£445......................£560
19 Mar - 02 Apr 2016........................£630.........................£560......................£745
09 Apr - 30 Apr 2016.........................£510.........................£445......................£560
07 May - 21 May 2016......................£510.........................£445......................£560
28 May 2016.....................................£670.........................£475......................£845
04 Jun - 20 Aug 2016........................£695.........................£595......................£950
27 Aug 2016......................................£645.........................£550......................£750
03 Sept - 17 Sept 2016.....................£605.........................£550......................£750
24 Sept - 08 Oct 2016.......................£510.........................£445......................£685
15 Oct - 22 Oct 2016.........................£695.........................£445......................£735
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016........................£510.........................£445......................£495
Tue 20 Dec & Tue 27 Dec . ...............£695.........................£575......................£950
Minimum short break prices apply on above pricing
Saturday
Friday
Friday
Panhaven Cottage
Page 6
Little Panhaven
Page 6
08 Jan - 05 Feb 2016..................................... £360...........................................N/A
12 Feb 2016.................................................... £465...........................................N/A
19 Feb - 11 Mar 2016..................................... £385...........................................N/A
18 Mar - 01 Apr 2016..................................... £510..........................................£460
08 Apr - 20 May 2016.................................... £465..........................................£415
27 May 2016.................................................. £595..........................................£545
03 Jun - 08 Jul 2016...................................... £565..........................................£515
15 Jul - 19 Aug 2016...................................... £670..........................................£620
26 Aug 2016................................................... £670..........................................£570
02 Sept 2016.................................................. £595..........................................£440
09 Sept 2016.................................................. £490..........................................£440
16 Sept 2016.................................................. £490..........................................£390
23 Sept - 07 Oct 2016.................................... £440..........................................£390
14 Oct - 21 Oct 2016...................................... £495..........................................£475
28 Oct - 09 Dec 2016..................................... £360..........................................£310
Tue 20 & 27 Dec 2016.................................... £670..........................................£620
Friday
Anchor Cottage
Page 1
08 Jan - 22 Apr 2016.......................................................................................£645
29 Apr - 24 Jun 2016.......................................................................................£825
01 Jul - 26 Aug 2016........................................................................................£955
02 Sept - 23 Sept 2016....................................................................................£825
30 Sept - 09 Dec 2016.....................................................................................£695
Xmas & New Year 2016...................................................................................£875
Friday
Cloggy Nook
Page 13
08 Jan - 05 Feb 2016.......................................£510
12 Feb 2016......................................................£595
19 Feb - 18 Mar 2016.......................................£510
25 Mar - 01 Apr 2016.......................................£795
08 Apr 2016......................................................£745
15 Apr - 22 Apr 2016........................................£645
29 Apr - 20 May 2016......................................£695
27 May 2016....................................................£975
03 Jun 2016.....................................................£845
10 Jun - 01 Jul 2016........................................£875
08 Jul 2016......................................................£895
15 Jul 2016......................................................£945
22 Jul - 19 Aug 2016........................................£975
26 Aug 2016.....................................................£925
02 Sept 2016 ...................................................£825
09 Sept 2016....................................................£775
16 Sept 2016....................................................£745
23 Sept 2016....................................................£695
30 Sept - 07 Oct 2016......................................£645
14 Oct 2016......................................................£695
21 Oct 2016......................................................£825
28 Oct 2016......................................................£525
04 Nov - 09 Dec 2016......................................£510
Tue 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec . ............................£975
Saturday
Tuckernuck Cottage
Page 27
20 Feb – 12 Mar 2016......................................£375
19 Mar - 02 Apr 2016.......................................£560
09 Apr 2016......................................................£375
16 Apr – 23 Apr 2016.......................................£375
30 Apr – 21 May 2016 ....................................£480
28 May 2016....................................................£765
04 Jun - 25 Jun 2016.......................................£560
02 Jul - 09 Jul 2016.........................................£655
16 Jul - 20 Aug 2016........................................£765
27 Aug – 17 Sept 2016....................................£560
24 Sept - 15 Oct 2016......................................£480
22 Oct 2016......................................................£560
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016.......................................£345
Tue 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec . ............................£765
Milton Mains Cottages Pages 47 & 48
The
Stable
W/C & Inclusive (changeover)
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016
13 Feb 2016
20 Feb - 12 Mar 2016
19 Mar 2016
26 Mar 2016
02 Apr -2016
09 Apr - 21 May 2016
28 May 2016
04 Jun - 11 Jun 2016
18 Jun - 25 Jun 2016
02 July - 09 Jul 2016
16 Jul - 20 Aug 2016
27 Aug - 03 Sept 2016
10 Sept - 15 Oct 2016
22 Oct 2016
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016
Tues 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec FRIDAY
£210
£275
£210
£275
£325
£315
£275
£370
£275
£315
£325
£405
£315
£275
£325
£210
£370
Friday
Lantern House
Page 52
08 Jan - 05 Feb 2016.......................................£560
12 Feb 2016......................................................£775
19 Feb - 18 Mar 2016.......................................£585
25 Mar - 01 Apr 2016.......................................£805
08 Apr 2016......................................................£775
15 Apr - 21 May 2016......................................£655
27 May 2016....................................................£805
03 Jun - 08 Jul 2016........................................£655
15 Jul - 26 Aug 2016........................................£805
02 Sept - 14 Oct 2016 .....................................£655
21 Oct 2016......................................................£775
28 Oct - 09 Dec 2016.......................................£560
Tue 20 & 27 Dec 2016....................................£1105
Saturday
Mayflower Cottage
Page 18
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016.....................................£1050
13 Feb 2016....................................................£1295
20 Feb - 19 Mar 2016.....................................£1245
26 Mar - 09 Apr 2016.....................................£1545
16 Apr - 21 May 2016....................................£1395
28 May 2016..................................................£1595
04 Jun - 09 Jul 2016......................................£1395
16 Jul - 27 Aug 2016......................................£1995
03 Sept - 15 Oct 2016....................................£1295
22 Oct 2016....................................................£1595
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016.....................................£1195
Tues 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec ..........................£1995
FridayGreystead
Page 26
08 Jan – 18 Mar 2016...................................£1260
25 Mar – 08 Apr 2016....................................£2200
15 Apr – 20 May 2016...................................£2000
27 May 2016..................................................£3000
03 Jun - 01 Jul 2016......................................£2000
08 Jul - 26 Aug 2016......................................£3000
02 Sept - 07 Oct 2016....................................£2000
14 Oct - 21 Oct 2016......................................£2200
28 Oct - 09 Dec 2016.....................................£1260
Tue 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec . ..........................£3000
The
The Swallow
Swift
Byre DairyCottageCottage
FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY
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£230
£265
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FRIDAY
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£465
£580
£450
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£465
£295
£550
Low Alwinton Cottages Page 40
Byre Cheviot Coquet PinePheasant Reivers
W/C & Inclusive
Cottage Cottage Cottage Lodge
Lodge Lodge
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016
13 Feb 2016
20 Feb - 19 Mar 2016
26 Mar 2016
02 Apr - 21 May 2016
28 May 2016
04 Jun - 25 Jun 2016
01 July - 27 Aug 2016
03 Sept - 22 Oct 2016
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016
Tues 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec £650
£750
£650
£995
£750
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£305
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£405
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£405
£505
£405
£305
£505
Saturday
The Maltings
Page 25
02 Jan -06 Feb 2016........................................£395
13 Feb 2016......................................................£575
20 Feb - 19 Mar 2016.......................................£395
26 Mar - 09 Apr 2016.......................................£595
16 Apr - 23 Apr 2016........................................£525
30 Apr - 21 May 2016 .....................................£575
28 May 2016....................................................£825
04 Jun - 18 Jun 2016.......................................£595
25 Jun - 09 Jul 2016........................................£715
16 Jul - 20 Aug 2016........................................£825
27 Aug - 17 Sept 2016.....................................£650
24 Sept - 01 Oct 2016......................................£495
08 Oct - 22 Oct 2016........................................£595
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016.......................................£395
Tue 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec . ............................£825
Saturday
Creel Cottage
Page 23
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016.......................................£510
13 Feb 2016......................................................£585
20 Feb - 12 Mar 2016.......................................£510
19 Mar - 02 Apr 2016.......................................£585
09 Apr - 30 Apr 2016........................................£510
07 May - 21 May 2016.....................................£530
28 May 2016....................................................£625
04 Jun - 11 Jun 2016.......................................£565
18 Jun - 09 Jul 2016........................................£625
16 Jul - 27 Aug 2016........................................£660
03 Sept - 17 Sept 2016....................................£565
24 Sept - 08 Oct 2016......................................£510
15 Oct - 22 Oct 2016........................................£585
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016.......................................£510
Tues 20 Dec & Wed 28 Dec ............................£730
SaturdaySwallowdale
Page 55
02 Jan - 06 Feb 2016.......................................£525
13 Feb 2016......................................................£565
20 Feb - 19 Mar 2016.......................................£525
26 Mar - 09 Apr 2016.......................................£720
16 Apr - 23 Apr 2016........................................£565
30 Apr 2016......................................................£720
07 - 14 May 2016.............................................£565
21 May 2016....................................................£720
28 May 2016....................................................£915
04 Jun - 25 Jun 2016.......................................£720
02 Jul - 16 Jul 2016.........................................£770
23 Jul - 27 Aug 2016........................................£915
03 Sept - 24 Sept 2016....................................£720
01 Oct - 15 Oct 2016........................................£565
22 Oct 2016......................................................£720
29 Oct - 10 Dec 2016.......................................£525
Wed 21 Dec & 28 Dec ....................................£915
Friday
Seal Bay
Page 24
08 Jan - 05 Feb 2016.......................................£325
12 Feb 2016......................................................£465
19 Feb - 11 Mar 2016.......................................£325
18 Mar 2016.....................................................£350
25 Mar - 01 Apr 2016.......................................£610
08 Apr - 22 Apr 2016........................................£465
29 Apr 2016......................................................£495
06 May - 20 May 2016.....................................£465
27 May 2016....................................................£610
03 Jun - 24 Jun 2016.......................................£465
01 Jul - 15 Jul 2016.........................................£510
22 Jul - 19 Aug 2016........................................£610
26 Aug 2016.....................................................£510
02 Sept - 14 Oct 2016......................................£465
21 Oct 2016......................................................£510
28 Oct - 09 Dec 2016.......................................£325
Thurs 22 Dec 2016...........................................£590
Thurs 29 Dec 2016...........................................£635
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Booking
Conditions
PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY. WHEN YOU MAKE A
RESERVATION REQUEST WITH US (WHETHER BY POST,
TELEPHONE OR ONLINE),
THESE CONDITIONS ARE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN
ACCEPTED BY YOU.
Definitions
Agent means Northumbria Byways Limited (Company Number 5235173)
whose registered office is at Maryholme, Hallbankgate, Brampton, Cumbria
CA8 2NE.
Booking means the reservation of the Property by the Holidaymaker.
Booking Conditions means these terms and conditions.
Deposit means:
(a) One third of the Rental Charge
(b) Full payment if the holiday is due to commence within six weeks.
Holidaymaker means the person or persons making the Booking.
Initial Payment means the payment of the Deposit.
Additional Fees means any fees payable by the Holidaymaker other than
the Rental Charge, including a non refundable booking fee of £20 including
VAT per booking, credit card handling fees, heating supplements, pet charges
and linen charges.
Property means the accommodation for which a Booking is made.
Property Owner means the owner of the Property.
Rental Charge means the total rental charge payable in respect of the
Booking.
Reservation Request means a request to make a Booking in the form of
a completed holiday booking form whether submitted via post, online or a
telephone booking.
Short Break means a holiday for a duration of less than seven nights.
(minimum three nights).
Role of Northumbria Byways Limited
As we act as agent when taking your booking, we accept no legal
responsibility for any contract you enter into for the accommodation or for
the acts or failure to act of any owner or other person connected with your
booking. Once the Initial Payment has been made and a Holiday Confirmation
has been issued by the Agent, a legally binding contract shall exist between
the Holidaymaker and the Property Owner pursuant to which the Property
Owner will make the Property available for the period set out in the Booking.
For the avoidance of doubt, the Agent shall not be a party to such contract.
The Contract shall be subject to these Booking Conditions and any other
special conditions made known to the Holidaymaker at the time of the
Booking. The Agent accepts no liability for any defects or unavailability of
the Property or any other problems with the holiday. The Holidaymaker’s right
of action (if any) shall be against the Property Owner and not the Agent. We
cannot be held responsible for the breakdown of mechanical equipment,
such as pumps, boilers, hot tubs, nor for the failure of public utilities such as
water, gas or electricity.
Neither we nor the owner can be held responsible for the noise or
disturbance which comes from beyond the boundaries of the property or
which is beyond the owner’s control. If we know about a problem before you
arrive, we will contact you to let you know.
Bookings and Payment
When an online booking form is completed by the Holidaymaker a deposit
will be taken, or if the holiday is within 6 weeks the full amount will be
taken online. The payment is made through a secure payment website and
the Agent has no access to any card payment information. If in the unlikely
event the property is not available the agent will inform the Holidaymaker
immediately, offer an alternative date or property or a full refund of any
payment made. Following receipt of a telephone booking or an online short
break enquiry the Agent shall check the availability of the Property. If the
Property is available for the Holiday, the Agent shall reserve the Property
for an initial period of seven days. The Holidaymaker must make the Initial
Payment to the Agent within these seven days. Unless payment is received
within these seven days, the reservation will be cancelled. Upon receipt of
the Initial Payment, the Agent will issue a Holiday Confirmation to complete
the Booking.
The Balance of the Rental Charge must be paid by the Holidaymaker to the
Agent no later than six weeks prior to the commencement of the holiday (the
Agent shall endeavour to inform the Holidaymaker of the due date at the time
of the Booking).
The prices stated on the Agent’s website and in the Agent’s brochure are
cash prices in pounds sterling. The Agent incurs charges from credit card
companies when the Holidaymaker pays by credit card, and therefore a
2% charge will be made for each credit card transaction. Online payments
made by Pay Pal will incur a 3.75% charge. Any charges raised against the
Agent by its bank for handling dishonoured cheques, bank transfers or any
other payments, must be reimbursed by the Holidaymaker to the Agent
within seven days of the Agent’s request to do so. All payments must be
made in pounds sterling. The Agent reserves the right to correct any error in
advertised and/or confirmed prices.
Booking Details
Immediately upon receipt of the Holiday Confirmation from the Agent, the
Holidaymaker should check the details and notify the Agent of any mistakes/
errors made by the Agent as soon as possible and in any event within seven
days; no changes can be made to the Booking after this time. The Agent
reserves the right to charge a holiday booking amendment fee of £30.00 +
VAT to administer/correct any error by the Holidaymaker.
Breakage Deposits
Some of our properties require a breakage deposit and this is noted against
the property description. For properties sleeping 8 plus, a breakage deposit
will be required for Christmas and New Year bookings, this rule may also
apply for parties aged under 21. The deposit must be paid 1 week prior to
your holiday commencement (please note all payments made will be cashed),
or paid 2 days before your holiday commencement by credit card and will be
refunded within 1 week of your return provided there is no damage. Any cost
of repair or replacement items will be accounted for and deducted from your
deposit prior to being refunded.
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Cancellation by the Holidaymaker
The Holidaymaker should notify the Agent immediately in writing if he/
she wishes to cancel the Booking. The cancellation only takes effect when
the Agent has received written confirmation from the Holidaymaker. Your
cancellation will be acknowledged by the Agent in writing. You are still liable
for any outstanding balance on the due date. The Agent will endeavour to
re-let your holiday. If the Agent is successful in re-letting the holiday for
the entire period originally booked it shall refund all monies paid (whether
deposit or otherwise) less an administration fee of £30.00 + VAT. If the Agent
is only successful in re-letting a proportion of the period originally booked it
shall refund that proportion of monies paid (whether deposit or otherwise)
less an administration fee of £30.00 + VAT. If the Agent is unsuccessful
in re-letting the holiday then all monies paid shall be forfeited and any
outstanding balances will still be payable on the due date. The Agent
strongly recommends the Holidaymaker has some form of insurance. Once a
booking has been confirmed by the Agent it can only be changed to another
date, providing the property is available and the Owner is agreeable to the
change. An administration fee of £30.00 + VAT will be payable. The holiday
can only be changed to another property by treating the original booking as
a cancellation.
Other Cancellations
In the event of the Agent being unable to arrange the holiday accommodation
requested by the Holidaymaker, or if the Property becomes unavailable
for whatever reason, the Agent will endeavour to arrange alternative
accommodation for the Holidaymaker of an equivalent type and standard in
a similar location. If the alternative is less expensive than the original the
Agent will refund the difference, if more expensive, the Agent will ask the
Holidaymaker to pay the difference. If the Holidaymaker has paid any money
in respect of a Property and that Property subsequently becomes unavailable
and no suitable alternative can be offered the Agent shall refund all monies
paid by the Holidaymaker. Save as set out above, the Agent shall have no
liability for the cancellation or alteration of a Booking.
Brochure Accuracy
To the best of the Agent’s knowledge the details provided by the Owners
relating for their Property/ies described in the Agent’s brochure and website
were correct at the time of printing. Property descriptions and prices may
be subject to change. Upon becoming aware of any material inaccuracies
or price changes in any published description of the Property or material
changes to the Property, the Agent shall endeavour to correct them in future
publications and inform the Holidaymaker. The Agent reserves the right
to amend any inaccuracies including description, services and pricing. If
the alterations prove unacceptable to the Holidaymaker then alternative
accommodation will be arranged or a full refund of monies paid will be
given. The Agent is not liable for any costs associated with alternative
accommodation, which must be paid by the Holidaymaker. The Agent cannot
accept responsibility for any changes or closures to area amenities or
attractions mentioned in the brochure.
Responsibilities of the Holidaymaker
It is the responsibility of the Holidaymaker to contact the Owner or Caretaker
to make arrangements for the key collection. Details of which will be sent on
acknowledgement of the final balance. If the Holidaymaker is unable to make
contact then the Company should be notified before the start of the holiday.
During the period of the holiday, the Holidaymaker (personally and on behalf
of all other people visiting the Property) undertakes (for the benefit of the
Property Owner and the Agent) the following:
i
that the number of people occupying the Property will not exceed the
number stated on the Holiday Confirmation.
ii
to show due consideration for other parties (to include, but not be
limited to, refraining from abuses of the Property and/or dangerous,
offensive or rude behaviour to the Property Owner, his representative or
any third parties such as neighbours).
iii
to allow the Property Owner or his representative access to the Property
at any reasonable time during the period of holiday.
iv
to keep the Property and all furniture, utensils, equipment, fixtures and
fittings in or on the Property in the same state of repair and condition
as at the commencement of the holiday and to ensure that at the
end of the holiday the Property is left in the same state of order and
cleanliness in which it was found. The Property Owner reserves the
right to levy an additional charge for any extra cleaning required after
the Holidaymaker’s occupancy and for any consequential loss
v
to report as soon as possible to the Property Owner (or his
representative) any breakages or damage caused by the Holidaymaker
during the holiday and to reimburse the Property Owner with the cost
of replacement. The Property Owner reserves the right to make a claim
against the Holidaymaker for repair or loss as a result of damage
caused.
vi
to arrive after 4 p.m. on the arrival day and to vacate the Property by 10
a.m. on the day of departure unless prior arrangement has been agreed
with the Property Owner.
vii not (without the express permission of the Property Owner) allow any
person other than guests booked and staying in the Property for their
holiday to use the facilities and amenities of the Property.
viii to notify all other members of the Holidaymaker’s party of these
undertakings.
In the event of a breach of any of the above undertakings, the Property
Owner (or representative) can refuse to allow the Holidaymaker to take
possession of the Property or make the Holidaymaker leave the Property
before the end of the Holiday. In either case the Holidaymaker shall be
deemed to have cancelled the Booking and the Holidaymaker shall have no
claim for compensation or reimbursement whatsoever.
Pets
Pets are only allowed at Properties that are advertised as allowing pet/pets.
There is a £15 per pet per week charge although some cottages charges may
be higher – see brochure or website description. If a Holidaymaker takes a
pet to a Property that does not allow them, or exceeds the stated number/
size of pet, the Property Owner (or his representative) can refuse to allow the
Holidaymaker to take possession of the Property or make the Holidaymaker
leave the Property before the end of the holiday. If this happens the
Holidaymaker shall be deemed to have cancelled the Booking and the
Holidaymaker shall have no claim for compensation or reimbursement
whatsoever.
The Holidaymaker is liable for all damage caused by his/her pets. The
Holidaymaker should remove all traces (inside and out) from the Property
of pet occupation before final departure. The Property Owner reserves the
right to levy an additional charge for any extra cleaning required after the
Holidaymaker’s occupancy. The Holidaymaker must not allow pets on beds or
furniture within the Property and pets must not be left alone in the Property
at any time. If the Holidaymaker breaches this clause the Property Owner
(or his representative) may notify the Holidaymaker of the breach and if the
Holidaymaker continues to breach this clause the Property Owner (or his
representative) may make the Holidaymaker leave the Property before the
end of the Holiday. If this happens the Holidaymaker shall be deemed to
have cancelled the Booking and the Holidaymaker shall have no claim for
compensation or reimbursement whatsoever.
Liability
The Holidaymaker’s (and all other members of the Holidaymaker’s party’s)
personal belongings and vehicles (together with their contents) are left at
the Property entirely at their own risk. The Company shall accept no liability
to the Holidaymaker for any loss, damage or injury howsoever caused to the
Holidaymaker or to the Holidaymaker’s personal property (or to persons in
the Holidaymaker’s party or their personal property) during their stay at the
Property. As the Company acts only as the Agent for the owner, the Company
cannot accept any liability for any act(s) or omission(s) of the owner or
anyone representing, or employed by, the owner. The Company cannot accept
any liability for any shortcomings or defects with or in any Property as all
Properties are within the sole control of the owner.
No representative, agent or sales person (whether employed by the Agent
or not):
i
has the authority to vary, amend or waive any of these Booking
Conditions and no amendment or addition to any of these Booking
Conditions shall be deemed to have been accepted unless accepted in
writing by a senior manager of the Agent; and/or
ii
has the authority to make any verbal representations or provide
additional information over and above information contained in the
Agent’s brochures and website. The Agent cannot accept responsibility
and give no warranty in respect of information or representations not
contained in these Booking Conditions, the Agent’s brochures and/or the
Agent’s website.
Communication and Information
For the purpose of the Data Protection Act 1998, Northumbria Byways is the
sole data controller of all personal data provided to us from customers and
prospective customers.
The company will collect certain personal details from you including your
name, address, e-mail address, telephone number and credit/debit card
details. For your holiday to be provided, the company needs to pass on your
personal details to owners/caretakers and organisations who provide an
element of the holiday i.e. your credit/debit card company or bank.
The company would like to store and use your personal details for future
marketing purposes. This would cover sending brochures or details of
promotions to you. Northumbria Byways may make contact with you by
E-mail, post or telephone for the purposes set out in this clause. If you do
not wish to receive any or all of the communications set out in this clause,
please let us know by telephone or letter, e-mail or fax. The company is
entitled to assume that you do not object to being communicated with unless
it receives notice.
Except where expressly permitted by the Data Protection Act 1998, the
company will only deal with the personal details you give as set out above.
You can find our entry on the Data Protection Register under Registration
Number Z2135503. The company has appropriate security measures in place
to protect this information.
Complaints
In the unlikely event the Holidaymaker may have cause for dissatisfaction,
the Holidaymaker must contact the Property Owner (or his
representative) as soon as possible. The Agent encourages all Property
Owners to take complaints from Holidaymakers seriously and to resolve them
if at all possible. If the Holidaymaker is unhappy with the Property Owner’s
response, the Holidaymaker should contact the Agent as soon as possible
whilst still on holiday and provide details of the complaint and the Property
Owner’s response. Without prejudice, upon receipt of details of a complaint
from a Holidaymaker, the Agent may (in its absolute discretion) liaise with the
Holidaymaker and the Property Owner and attempt to resolve the outstanding
complaint. This Complaints clause is without prejudice to any cause of action
the Holidaymaker may have against the Property Owner. If you do not contact
the owner or ourselves about a problem while on holiday we will be unable
to enter into any correspondence once you have returned home.
Electrical Appliances
As we act only as agent for the owner, we cannot accept any responsibility
in the event of an electrical appliance break down. The owner will endeavour
to arrange a repair or replacement as soon as possible. The company will not
pay compensation in such circumstances.
Force Majeure
No liability can be accepted and no compensation will be paid by the Agent
or the Property Owner, where the Holidaymaker or his personal property (and/
or any person in the Holidaymaker’s party and/or their personal property)
suffer any loss, damage, injury, disappointment, inconvenience or otherwise,
or where the performance or prompt performance of any obligations by
the Agent or the Property Owner are prevented or affected, by any event
which the Agent or the Property Owner could not have reasonably foreseen
or avoided including war, threat of war, riot, civil strife, industrial action,
terrorist activity, natural or nuclear disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions,
closure of international borders, disease, none availability of transport
services, interruption to services/utilities and all similar events outside the
control or the Agent of the Property Owner.
Northumbria
Byways Booking Form
Booking Reference Number:
Please make cheques payable & send to:
£
Northumbria Byways
Maryholme
Hallbankgate
BRAMPTON
Cumbria
CA8 2NE
Deposit (one third of holiday price)
Or full rental: (If holiday is within 6 weeks)
Linen hire, only if applicable
Surcharge £15 per pet - N.B. In some cottages
charge may be higher. See brochure or website.
Or if you prefer to pay over the telephone
please call us on 016977 46777
Heating supplement, if applicable
Booking Fee Incl. VAT (per booking)
Please use BLOCK CAPITALS throughout
20.00
TOTAL
Dates:
Cottage Name & Code:
If you require Holiday Cancellation Insurance
please call 0845 520 1074 quoting “NOR 2663”
or online at www.cancellationplan.co.uk
Monday to Friday 8am - 6pm
1st Choice.....................................................................................
2nd Choice....................................................................................
Number in party................................................ and their names:
3rd Choice.....................................................................................
Adults...........................................................................................
Your name and address for confirmation:
. ....................................................................................................
Title.................. Initials................... Surname.................................
. ....................................................................................................
Address.........................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
Teenagers.....................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
. ..................................................... Postcode................................
. ....................................................................................................
Telephone numbers
Children 12 and under..................................................................
Home............................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
Mobile..........................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
E-mail............................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
From..............................................................................................
To..................................................................................................
. ....................................................................................................
Infants...........................................................................................
It is helpful to us if you can say where you saw this brochure
advertised: (Please name publication if possible).
1. In a newspaper........................................................................
2. In a magazine..........................................................................
3. In a holiday guide....................................................................
OR (Please Tick)
4. You have holidayed with us before
5. You heard about us through a friend
OR
6. Internet Search Engine eg. Google.........................................
Extras required:
Cot................................................................................................
Highchair......................................................................................
Pets if applicable (please specify number and breeds):..............
. ....................................................................................................
Linen hire (if not included in rental cost)
King-size........................................ Double....................................
Zip & Link....................................... Single.....................................
Please sign before posting:
I declare that I am over 18 years old and I agree to the general information clauses and booking conditions detailed in this brochure.
Signed:......................................................................................................................................... Date:...........................................................
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Northumbria
Northumbria Byways
Maryholme, Hallbankgate
Brampton, Cumbria
CA8 2NE England
Tel: 016977 46777 Fax: 016977 46888
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.northumbria-byways.com
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