Bede Apartment

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Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

9 Customer Review(s)

Reviews

“Property really needs WiFi as mobile signal poor.”

Food in the Lindisfarne Inn was appalling and well overpriced.

Food in the Lindisfarne Inn was appalling and well overpriced.

- Mr Jones, September 2018

“The owner welcomed us to the cottage, brief resume of the property then left us to enjoy our break.”

He lived nearby and chatted when he saw us but gave us the space we needed. Really the best of both worlds on hand if needed but left us to enjoy the break. Would love to stay there again as very friendly people and the meal in the pub was wonderful to complete our holiday.

- Mrs Kendrick, August 2018
“Whilst the location is excellent in terms of accessing to the Holy Island, The Farne Islands and all areas along the coast between Edinburgh and Newcastle the apartment itself it is without views.”

Bede Cottage is directly on what is effectively a layby on the A1,it is directly next to a lorry park and petrol station ... so you win in some respects and lose out in others. The apartment is well fitted out, although the spiral staircase from bathroom, kitchen/lounge area up to the bedroom area is quite tight to navigate especially with a suitcase or two or if the bathroom is required during the night - so visitors need to be warned - a level of agility is required to negotiate the bedroom access. Otherwise the facilities are all you would expect, the welcome from the proprietor is warm and our stay afforded us an excellent introduction to the hospitality of Northumbria.

- Mr Juerges, April 2018
“Positives - Owner friendly and helpful.”

Property clean. Kitchen well stocked. Negatives - sofa bed very uncomfortable. Property really only practical for 2/3 people. Road immediately outside used by lorries to park up overnight so early morning noise can be a problem.

- Mrs Bruce, April 2018
“This cottage suited our requirements/ we were moving my uncle so not a holiday.”

It was convenient that there was a garage shop close by and a pub for food. We were not disturbed by any road noise. The equipment/utensils were very satisfactory and of good quality....may be worth considering a splatter guard for the frying pan/wok

- Mrs Saul, March 2018
“Well equipped cottage Friendly and helpful owner”

- Rev Disley, September 2017
“Two points which we mentioned to Mr Fidler.”

The cottage suited our needs. Staying so close to the A1 is interesting!

- Mr Wood, September 2017
“Had a lovely time.”

Just about everything we needed. Conveniently place to travel the local towns and countryside and a pub on one side a garage and store on the other. Very pleasant owner, great holiday

- Mr Richardson, March 2017
“Only suitable for healthy couple as mezzanine accessible via spiral staircase.”

2nd bed is sofa bed which is too high for disabled person

- Mrs Trewartha, August 2014

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Features

Off road parking
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile

Farne Cottages

A trio of stone-built holiday cottages next to the owner’s home, in the scattered hamlet of Beal. Just a short drive from the Holy Island access road, these cottages in Beal are ideal for families or friends who wish to explore this fascinating region and have instant access to the main routes north and south. A former schoolhouse, these Beal cottages offer three cosy units, all well thought out to provide comfortable, compact accommodation for a Northumberland break. Open plan living areas and a quirky spiral staircase lead up to the inviting family bedrooms at mezzanine level, and to the front of these Beal cottages there is an enclosed patio area with furniture. The small hamlet of Beal boasts fantastic attractions, with the popular tourist destination The Barn at Beal offering birdwatching, a great bar and restaurant, and a shop selling locally-grown produce. With excellent walks and cycle routes and with Berwick-upon-Tweed close by with its traditional shops, good pubs, wine bars and restaurants, any stay in these Beal cottages is sure to be a memorable one. With Holy Island, the Heritage Coast and Edinburgh all an easy drive away, this is a superb base for touring Northumberland and enjoying the spectacular scenery the region has to offer. Perfect Northumberland cottages for a relaxing break in the very heart of The Borders, close to the historic Holy Island.

The property

Delightful stone-built conversion with open plan living accommodation and spiral staircase to spacious mezzanine bedroom with Velux window and sitting area.

Outside this Beal apartment is an enclosed front patio.

A perfect Northumberland cottage for discovering the area.

Note: This property is next to Refs. 904066 and 904067, together they sleep 12.

Accommodation

One mezzanine family bedroom with 1 double, 1 single and sitting area. Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area (seats 4) and sitting area with double sofa bed.

Amenities

Electric night storage heaters
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 1 car
Enclosed front patio with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 2 mins walk
Coast 2 miles
Note: A shared lawned garden is available to use by prior arrangement with the owner
Note: Property is part of Farne Cottages, a small complex next to the A1 and some noise from both the road and a petrol station will be experienced during your stay
Note: Narrow winding stairs lead to the mezzanine bedroom, care should be taken and they may be unsuitable for the elderly or those with limited mobility
Note: Check-in 4pm

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About the location

BEAL

Holy Island 2 miles; Berwick 9 miles.

Beal is a tiny hamlet in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just a mile away from the causeway to Holy Island. This scattered hamlet, known locally as the gateway to Lindisfarne, is in an ideal position for touring North Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. Within easy reach of the A1, Beal has good access to all of the area's attractions - wonderful beaches, historic castles and Holy Island, which is just two miles away. Those who enjoy the great outdoors will be delighted with the Northumbrian Coastal Trail, which runs through Beal and onwards down the Heritage Coast offering stunning scenery along the way. Beal is within easy reach of both St Oswald's Way and St Cuthbert's Way and there are some great birdwatching sites nearby. Seahouses is close by or you can spend a day visiting Farne Island by boat where you may catch a glimpse of seals and puffins. The golden sandy beaches at Beal are home to many seals and seabirds, plus The Barn at Beal is an excellent attraction for birdwatching and has a first class coffee shop, farm shop and restaurant.

Region Information

Northumberland Cottages

This property offers the following short breaks:

Winter
Off-season
Last minute
Christmas

Bede Apartment

Beal near Holy Island, Northumberland (Ref. 904062)

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Reviews & Ratings

Reviews

“Property really needs WiFi as mobile signal poor.”

“The owner welcomed us to the cottage, brief resume of the property then left us to enjoy our break.”

“Whilst the location is excellent in terms of accessing to the Holy Island, The Farne Islands and all areas along the coast between Edinburgh and Newcastle the apartment itself it is without views.”

“Positives - Owner friendly and helpful.”

“This cottage suited our requirements/ we were moving my uncle so not a holiday.”

“Well equipped cottage Friendly and helpful owner”

“Two points which we mentioned to Mr Fidler.”

“Had a lovely time.”

“Only suitable for healthy couple as mezzanine accessible via spiral staircase.”