Russet
- 4 guests
- 2 beds
- 2 bathrooms
- Pet Friendly
Your dates
Description
Nestling in the picturesque hamlet of Lucker in Northumberland, Russet is a delightful stone cottage enjoying a tranquil setting, making it perfect for a family holiday or for couples travelling together.
The accommodation has been finished to a high standard and offers guests a warm welcome on arrival.
The open-plan living space is bright and airy with features such as solid wood flooring, rustic curtains, rugs and soft furnishings and a feature inglenook fireplace housing a woodburning stove, which all add up to create a truly inviting space.
The good-sized kitchen is fully fitted with everything needed to create delicious food for the whole family and when it’s time for dinner, there is a stylish dining area all set up ready for guests to enjoy long and leisurely meals together.
Outside, there are gardens featuring lawns and a patio area, ideal for the whole family to gather and enjoy time alfresco.
When it’s time for bed, both bedrooms are incredibly appealing, a king-size and a twin, and both come with stylish en-suite facilities.
In the morning, there is nowhere better to wake up and after a quick dip in the shower or a relaxing soak in the bath you’re good to go.
Getting out and about couldn’t be easier with the pretty village of Lucker on the doorstep which offers a whole host of delightful rural walks and hikes which will be rewarded with some great views along the way.
Bamburgh is a short drive which is well worth a visit boasting a castle and some fantastic beaches as well as a good selection of shops and eateries.
Other towns worth visiting while you’re out and about include Alnwick, Lindisfarne, Alnwick and Berwick and attractions to put on your bucket list include Hadrian’s Wall, Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland Country Zoo, a boat trip to Farne Islands and Cragside House.
Russet offers beautifully presented accommodation in a gorgeous coastal setting, which adds up to create a memorable family holiday.
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Open Fire
- Wifi
- Baby Friendly
- Dishwasher
- Garden / Patio
- Open Fire
- Off Road Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Smoke Free
- Near Walks
- Washing Machine
What guests are saying
Generally, everything was ok.
Kitchen was well-equipped and the lounge was comfy and the locals were friendly. There were some maintenance issues, though: 1. The extractor fan in the main bedroom en suite didn't work and actually fell off the wall and landed on me while I was brushing my teeth on the first night. Given the debris in there, there may have been a bird nest at some point. 2. The shower tray drained very, very slowly. Luckily, neither of us have long showers so it wasn't a problem - but the tray still got very full. 3. The curtain poles in the main bedroom didn't fit and the curtains were about 6 feet too long for them, anyway. Black-out blinds or heavier (fitting) curtains would have helped as the mornings were very bright. 4. To try to help assist with the issue above, we thought we'd hang a spare brown blanket that was in a bag in the wardrobe over the window. Unfortunately, that blanket absolutely stank (possibly an earlier guest had used it for a dog?) so that idea quickly went by the wayside. 5. Minor quibble: the front door was not always easy to lock and the barrel just seemed to rotate without catching. We always got there eventually with perseverance, but it sometimes took a few minutes. 6. There appears to be a swarm of bees happily living in the shed given the activity we could see going in and out. If they had been wasps, I'd probably have burned the shed down - but they're definitely bees. Not a problem for us as we were out front watching the house martins feeding NINE hungry nests!
Lovely, well equipped cottage in a small village.
Pub next door wasn't an issue other than house from fans when we sat in the garden. Great location for exploring the fantastic Northumberland coastline.
All went smoothly on our arrival at Russett, although the surprise was that it is right next door to the 'pub', the only negative of this being the low humming noise from the fans at the back which can be heard from the back bedroom and the garden.
The 'pub' itself is quiet and mostly used for dining. Russett was clean and everything worked as it should and was fairly comfortable. The log burner is a lovely touch as the weather was wet and windy but perhaps a few more seating options would be a good idea, particularly when there are 4 adults or more occupying. The only other negative was that there was not enough cutlery, only 3 forks, but apart from that there were enough cooking utensils etc. Lovely kitchen, appliances execellent and a really lovely welcome basket including a bottle of wine and some good quality products which is a lovely touch. The property is ideally located to to get to all the main places on the Northumberland coast, e.g. Bamburgh, Alnwick, Berwick etc which was great. We would definitely recommend Russett, handy 'pub' next door to dine, within easy distance of all landmarks, clean and comfortable generally.
Overview
Why Choose Stablewood Holiday Village?
Set within the rural village of Lucker and close to the Northumberland coast, Stablewood Resort is a collection of accommodation that is suitable for all visitors. Properties vary from cosy shepherds huts to large farmhouse-style cottages, with many being dog-friendly and offering hot-tubs. So whether you are planning to explore the beautiful scenery of Northumberland, relaxing by the beach or visiting the many great locations for food and drink, Stablewood Holiday Village is the perfect base for a holiday in Northumberland.










Features
Activities around Stablewood Leisure

The Apple Inn Pub
The Apple Inn is an award-winning, dog-friendly, country pub located in the village of Lucker. Fees apply.

Beau Monde Spa
Award-winning salon and spa in Northumberland. Whether you're hoping to get some lengths in the swimming pool, unwind in the sauna or indulge in the hot tub, this spa is the perfect place to switch off and recharge. Fees apply.

Beau Monde Gym
Keep up your fitness routine while you're away with this gym conveniently located in the nearby village.
Accommodation
Where to stay at Stablewood Coastal Cottages?
Local Area
Places to Visit near Stablewood Resort
The pretty Northumberland village of Lucker lies in the heart of Heritage countryside, midway between the A1 and Bamburgh. The historic coastal village of Bamburgh, with its sweeping beaches and dramatic castle, is only a short drive away with an array of excellent pubs, restaurants and gift shops. Lucker itself offers a good pub serving excellent food and a restaurant serving traditional french crépes and freshly cooked pizzas. Lucker is ideally placed for discovering the Cheviots, the stunning Northumberland Coastline and the Scottish Borders.
Seahouses, roughly five miles away, is the harbour for boat trips to the Farne Islands. Several operators sail most days past grey seal colonies and the Longstone Lighthouse where puffins and thousands of other seabirds can be spotted. Alnwick, around half an hour south, is home to Alnwick Castle and Alnwick Garden, both popular tourist destinations that guests enjoy.






- Bamburgh Beach3.8 miles
- RNLI Grace Darling Museum4.0 miles
- Bamburgh Castle4.1 miles
- Bamburgh Castle Golf Club4.7 miles
- Belford Hidden History Museum4.8 miles
- Bailiffgate Museum12.2 miles
- The Alnwick Park12.8 miles
Park FAQs
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Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Note: There is a sofa bed which can be hired for guests so please advise if you wish it to be made up £50
Note - This property has a good housekeeping bond of £250
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
16:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1121843
Parking
Off Road Parking, Off Road Parking, Off Road Parking
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome