Your search returned 33 cottages.
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Stunning, large property on the edge of Seahouses with sea views. Woodburning stoves, two sitting rooms, table football, WiFi. Large, private, enclosed garden. Off road car parking. Bamburgh 3 miles (Ref. 956045)
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Book NowWe where disappointed there was only one shower for the number of people sharing,even if there was over the bath showers it would have been acceptable.
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Lovely, semi-detached townhouse, perfectly located at heart ofbustling seaside town of Seahouses. Well equipped and comfortable. Beaches 2 mins walk. Alnwick 10 miles. (Ref. 1907)
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Book NowAccommodation very comfortable and had more than expected bits and bobs in the cupboards to use.
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Stone-built traditional terraced cottage, close to harbour, in fishing village of Seahouses. Quality accommodation close to shops, pubs and village amenities. Bamburgh 3 miles. (Ref. 207)
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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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A single-storey, semi-detached bungalow, situated on a quiet estate in the heart of Beadnell. Well-equipped accommodation, with enclosed, sunny, rear garden. A great base for touring Northumberland. Seahouses 1.5 miles. (Ref. 17562)
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Book NowWe found that Beadnell is a good base to explore this part of the coastline, however, mainly consisting of small villages it wouldn't be suitable for everyone.
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Cosy semi-detached cottage in the heart of Beadnell, just a short stroll from the beach, restaurants and village shop. Electric fire, WiFi, enclosed front patio, pet-friendly. Seahouses 1.5 miles. (Ref. 936078)
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7 nights from £292
Book NowEverything necessary within walking distance including the access to the coast road.
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Cosy single-storey cottage close to the centre of Beadnell. South facing sun-room and large enclosed garden. 5 minutes to beach. Seahouses 2 miles. (Ref. 1372)
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7 nights from £386
Book NowWonderful location, the cottage was close to the local pub serving nice evening meals and also nearby were the shop, cafe, the beach and harbour and the bus stops.
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A welcoming single-storey cottage in Beadnell village. Romantic retreat. Many tourist attractions nearby. Seahouses 1.5 miles. (Ref. 17390)
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Comfy semi-detached Beadnell cottage, ten minutes' walk from sandy beach at Beadnell Bay. Enclosed garden, ideal location for touring Northumberland. (Ref. 4519)
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7 nights from £357
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Cosy Northumberland cottage in Beadnell. Short walk to the beach, pubs, shops and harbour. Many tourist attractions nearby. Seahouses 1.5 miles. (Ref. 17389)
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7 nights from £308
Book NowA lovely little place to stay.
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Just show me Seahouses Cottages
Looking for a lively base from which to tour
Northumberland's stunning Heritage Coast? Then consider a
Seahouses holiday cottage in this popular seaside town.
Seahouses promises an unforgettable wildlife watching experience
and is the stepping stone to the Farne Islands - home to incredibly
large numbers of seabirds, including puffins, guillemots, eiders,
shags and terns. Mid-April to late July is the official breeding
season. Once the birds flee, the islands transform into a huge
colony for grey seals - view the pups from late October to
mid-December. Several companies operate day trips from the harbour,
a couple of which are licensed to land (at restricted times of
year). Spare a moment to gaze back at the mainland for a fantastic
view of Bamburgh Castle, an iconic landmark for miles around.
Back in Seahouses, potter around the colourful harbour and watch
local fishermen land their catch-of-the-day. The town has an
excellent reputation as a centre for fishing, as well as sailing
and diving. Explore the bustling main street and sample cuisine in
a number of restaurants from international to traditional and, of
course, sensational fish and chips. There's also a good choice
of pubs.
Don your boots and follow the coastal path north to Bamburgh and
visit its splendid castle. Discover spectacular beaches and
windswept sand dunes all around - perfect for walks with your dog
or rock pooling with the family. Visit the local riding centre and
enjoy a countryside hack or gallop along the sands.
Later, unwind at your cosy Seahouses cottage, ready for another
exciting day tomorrow.