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Beautifully presented terraced cottage located in the Northumberland seaside town of Amble. WiFi. Pet-friendly. Off-road parking. Shops and pubs nearby. (Ref. 1003160)
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A delightful, stone-built, single-storey cottage in the Northumberland scattered hamlet of Guyzance. Bright and airy, enclosed garden. Pet friendly. Great pub/restaurant 10 minutes' drive. Alnwick 9 miles. (Ref. 933857)
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Beautifully furnished apartment in the market town of Alnwick, Northumberland. Centre of Alnwick. Super king-size bed. WiFi. Two floors. Alnmouth 4 miles. (Ref. 964462)
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Spacious detached house 500 yards from vast sandy beach at Beadnell. Views across the bay, excellent for touring or exploring the coastline. (Ref. 2366)
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A comfortable cosy cottage, just a two minute walk from the picturesque harbour in Seahouses. Centrally located along the Heritage Coastline. An ideal base for discovering wonderful Northumberland. Bamburgh 3 miles. (Ref. 952792)
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Stone-built terraced cottage on working farm, 1.5 miles from picturesque Alnmouth. Good quality accommodation, large gardens and superb beaches close by. Alnwick 4 miles. (Ref. 787)
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A delightful stone cottage in Amble, Northumberland. Pet-friendly. Enclosed garden. Warkworth 1 mile; Alnmouth 4 miles. (Ref. 1000203)
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A stone-built, ground floor cottage in the pretty village of Warkworth. Great location next to pubs, restaurants and shops. Coquet River 2 minutes walk, coast 20 minutes walk. Alnwick 5 miles. (Ref. 931068)
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A superb detached cottage in the harbour village of Beadnell. En-suite bedrooms, woodburner, pet-friendly, enclosed lawned garden. Beach within walking distance. Bamburgh 5 miles. (Ref. 954220)
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Splendid Amble terrace situated near the marina in this thriving seaport town in Northumberland. Spacious. Enclosed private patio with seating. TV. Woodburner. Local amenities on doorstep. Morpeth 14 miles. (Ref. 980945)
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We have an exciting new addition to our selection of Craster holiday cottages - Craster Reach (Ref. 921372)!
Escape to the delightful village of Craster, situated in an Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty on Northumberland's breathtaking
coast.
No visit would be complete without a stop at L. Robinson &
Sons' shop. This thriving fishing community is home to the
kipper and Robinsons are internationally renowned for the quality
and flavour of their humble smoked herring and exceptional smoked
salmon. Imagine the breakfasts in your Craster holiday cottage!
Put on your boots and head for the coastal path. First stop, the
striking ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, perched on a windswept
headland and battered by gunfire in the War of the Roses. With
waves crashing against the rocks, the scene's a theatrical one
not-to-be-missed. Continue on to the sugary sands of Embleton Bay,
keeping your eyes peeled for the 'vanishing rock', and
further still to Beadnell and the bustling town of Seahouses - a
ten mile stretch in total.
Trace the history of the Craster Family whom the village is
named after and view their imposing residence, Craster Tower. Or
step back to the Middle Stone Age in nearby Howick and explore the
extraordinary remains of an ancient settlement. Enjoy a spot of
bird-watching? Craster's local quarry has been transformed into
a nature reserve, protected by the Northumberland Wildlife Trust.
Craster's central location on the Heritage Coast makes it a
perfect base for getting to know this wonderful county better, with
The Alnwick Garden and the Northumberland National Park just two
suggestions.
Whatever you do, wherever you go, your Craster cottage holiday
will be one to remember!