Tucked away on a quiet residential road in the vibrant seaport of Amble is this charming terraced cottage, providing a dreamy base for a small family to explore the Northumberland coast.
Entry is gained via a quaint front garden with a lovely seating area overlooking the lawn where you can sip on a morning coffee before the day ahead.
As you walk through the front door, feel at home in the snug sitting room, escaping reality in front of the Smart TV as the wood burning stove offers a sense of comfort.
Resting behind is a sociable dining space, complete with a spacious wooden table and a handy fridge/freezer to accompany the well-equipped kitchen, certain to entice any budding chefs.
A table and chairs offer an alternative dining arrangement in the enclosed courtyard, a perfect spot to savour a glass of wine as the dusk settles.
Also on the ground floor is a sumptuous modern bathroom with an over bath shower where you can wash off the sand after a fun day at the beach.
Make your way upstairs and end your day right in one of the stunning bedrooms, comprising a king-size and a double room, ensuring an ideal sleeping arrangement for a small family or group of friends.
The hustle and bustle of Amble awaits at the end of the road, home to an abundance of exciting coastal attractions including a historic harbour, vibrant marina, and glorious sandy beaches where you can spend a day relaxing on golden sands, or off for a ramble along the picturesque coastal trails.
Spend a lazy Sunday strolling through the town's weekly market and Harbour Village, boasting quaint independent shops with street food, crafts and homemade gifts, whilst the rest of the town hosts a wealth of supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and takeaways to suit your dining needs.
Venture out to the RPSB reserve of Coquet Island and meet unique wildlife including puffins, terns and eider ducks, with the chance to enjoy a boat ride around the island, whilst more adventure can be found at the Hauxley Wildlife Discovery Centre.
Visit the neighbouring seaside village of Alnmouth and discover imposing sand dunes resting above marvelous beaches, fishing rivers and golf courses alongside even more amenities and dining options.
Alternatively the medieval town of Alnwick is the perfect place to immerse yourself in history, with its renowned castle and landscaped gardens which was featured in the Harry Potter film franchise.
Other adventurous days out can be had at the Northumberland National Park, Kielderhead National Nature Reserve and Kielder Forest Park, whilst the local attractions of Hadrian's Wall, Housesteads Roman Fort, Sycamore Gap, and Cawfield Quarry rest further afield.
Discover a fascinating seaside retreat at 23 Northumbria Terrace.