Notes on accommodation
This exclusive property benefits from not only a spacious interior but a large garden with beautiful views of the surrounding area. Ideal for relaxing outside with plenty of space for children to play. The cottage is only a five minute walk and close to the amenities of the village. With under floor heating and a log burning stove, this cottage is also a cosy winter retreat.

Amenities/Facilities provided
Oven/hob, fridge, freezer, microwave oven, washer/dryer, dishwasher, dining table with seating for ten, log burning stove, TV/DVD/Freeview, digital radio, IPod dock, books and games, enclosed garden to the rear, off street parking for two cars.

Outside
There are two large gardens to the front and rear with outdoor furniture, bbq, trampoline, outdoor games including croquet, badminton and swing ball. There is ample parking for two cars. The garden has fantastic views of the surrounding area and the cottage is located only a short walk from the beach and the amenities.

Special interest holidays
Ideal for walking holidays  all year round. An excellent base for those interested in geology and bird watching as there is access to the Farne Islands from Seahouses Harbour. Close to stunning golf courses at Dunstanburgh, Seahouses and Bamburgh.

There is a host of water sports available at Beadnell Bay. The favorable wind directions and protected swells of up to 12 to 15ft make this bay a surfing and body boarding hotspot. The extensive beach is ideal for kite boarding on sand and on water. Many dive clubs use the boat launch facilities at Beadnell Bay to access the fantastic dive sites around the area.

Directions

From the South
Continue past Newcastle and Morpeth on the A1 (M), following signs for Alnwick. Take second exit for Alnwick (Alnwick Gardens), and follow signs for Seahouses (13 miles) along the B1340. About 3 miles before you reach Seahouses turn left into Harbour Road, Beadnell. Take the second road on your left, go past the children’s play area and continue down Swinhoe Road until the row of houses end, you will see a B and B guest house on your right called The Hemmel. Take the country road on your left immediately past The Hemmel (near the 30 mile an hour road sign.) Follow the gravel track to the end you will see three cottages, Islestone Cottage is the middle cottage.

From the North
Continue past Berwick on the A1 (M), following signs for Alnwick. Just after a short distance of dual carriageway, take a left and follow signs for Seahouses (10 miles) along the B6347. You will see signposts for Beadnell to the right. Then follow directions as above.

Distances
Village location.

Further details
The beautiful sandy dunes of Beadnell beach are a short walk away through the field directly behind the cottage. The area is ideal for walking holidays all year round. An excellent base for those interested in geology and bird watching, the long Nanny at the far end of the beach is breeding ground for many species but must not be accessed during nesting season. There is access to the Farne Islands from Seahouses Harbour where Puffins and many other wonderful species can be seen whilst the seals rest on the lower rocks.  Islestone Cottage is close to stunning golf courses at Dunstanburgh, Seahouses and Bamburgh.

There is a host of water sports available at Beadnell Bay. The favorable wind directions and protected swells of up to 12 to 15ft make this bay a surfing and body boarding hotspot. The extensive beach is ideal for kite boarding on sand and on water. Many dive clubs use the boat launch facilities at Beadnell Bay to access the fantastic dive sites around the area. Surfing lessons can be booked and there is a sailing club in the harbour area.

Booking notes
A deposit of a third of the cost of the holiday (or a £100 minimum) will be required to secure the booking. The balance is to be paid six weeks before your holiday starts.

Notes on prices
Prices shown on a Saturday are per week in pounds sterling