Small groups of friends or romantic couples who are yearning to explore the breathtaking beauty of the Northumberland coast together will simply adore this traditional cottage in the quaint village of Beadnell. Sitting just a 150-metre walk across the dunes to the fabulous stretch of sand at Beadnell Bay, this property is ideal if you love hiking by the sea. Pull on your walking boots and go for a refreshing 7.5-mile trek to Dustanburgh Castle, a mighty seaside fortress that was the focus of fierce fighting during the Wars of the Roses. Or hike into the fishing village of Craster (9 miles) and treat yourself to some authentic Craster kippers – they’re apparently a big hit with the Royal Family. Further afield, take a stroll around the magnificent town walls at Berwick (24 miles).
Head to the rear of this quirky cottage and enter through the back door. You’ll find a charming, light and bright kitchen/diner with beautiful, exposed brick feature walls. Rustle up some dinner for your loved ones in the spacious kitchen and enjoy a sociable dinner in the dining area. After dinner, make your way to the cosy lounge to slip onto a sofa and warm your toes by the traditional wood burner. Exposed stone walls and wooden ceiling beams add a traditional ambience to this space. Pour yourself a glass of wine and while away a few hours in front of the TV. When the day is done, head upstairs and you’ll discover a charming double bedroom with lovely sea views, as well as a spacious twin bedroom.
To the rear of the property you’ll find a lovely stone patio area with garden furniture for al fresco dining. A lawned garden leads up to the garden gate and the parking area beyond. To the front of the cottage there’s a patio area with a picnic table and bench seating – the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee. The rest of the outdoor space is open-plan with the neighbouring properties.