Pet Friendly Cottages Northumberland

Be charmed entering Islestone House, a truly fantastic coastal retreat offering lovingly furnished accommodation, situated on the beautiful Seahouses Coast. Enjoy the cosy lounge after an exciting day, put your feet up and unwind in front of the log burner with one of your favourite films. Not ready to unwind just yet? then head into the fabulous sunroom, a large beautiful open space ideal for entertaining and cooking up a storm in the open plan kitchen. After a fun-filled day, retire to one of three tranquil bedrooms and enjoy a restful sleep ahead of another day full of adventures. Refresh in one of three bathrooms, then head outside into the garden and watch the sunrise whilst enjoying a good hearty breakfast under the summer sun before heading out.

Start your Seahouses adventure with a stroll around the idyllic harbour, then hop on a boat out to the Farne Islands, ideal for wildlife lovers, where you can observe the puffins and seals relaxing on the rocks. Walkers and cyclists can join the coastal path in either direction to further explore the picturesque coastline. Head north to discover miles of magnificent sandy beaches, as well as the village of Bamburgh, which is known for its dominant hilltop castle, overlooking the sea, along with its lighthouse, museums and golf club. A short drive along the coast will take you to the fishing village of Craster, with its lovely family-friendly beach and nearby attraction of the 14th-century Dunstanburgh Castle, owned by the National Trust.

Don’t forget to try some award-winning tasty seafood! Head a short drive south to the historic market town of Alnwick, enjoy the castle used as the setting of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter film series and create your own Hogwarts memory. Don’t forget to head to the Alnwick Gardens and explore the magical grounds on offer. The picturesque countryside of the Northumberland National Park is a short drive away, offering magnificent walking and cycling trails through rolling hills, heather-clad moorland and enchanting forest, and at night offers truly incredible stargazing opportunities, with its impressive sky’s status. Pub within a mile.

Resting just outside the centre of Seahouses, only a 10 minute walk to the nearest beach and 5 minute walk to all of the amenities and attractions this coastal town has to offer, is Noble’s Nook; a beautifully presented cottage. Its central location makes this property an ideal base for a couple or family wanting to explore the Northumberland coastline and magnificent countryside. Noble’s Nook has the added benefit of Cottage membership for the exclusive & award winning Seafield Ocean Club Leisure Centre & Spa, giving our guest’s access to this much sought after facility, right on your doorstep. The Ocean Club Leisure Centre & Spa is for members only and the facilities include; a 20 metre indoor swimming pool and children’s pool, sauna, steam room and spa pool, fully equipped gym, fitness studio, health and beauty suite offering a wide selection of spa treatments and therapies and licensed, dog friendly coffee shop. Guests will be required to pay an entry fee to the Seafield Ocean Club but it is important to note that access to this exclusive local facility is only open to members including guests of Noble’s Nook.
The property offers a welcoming living/dining room, stylishly decorated with inviting sofas you can relax onto at the end of a busy day, and a lovely dining area, perfect for enjoying hearty meals with the family. The fitted kitchen offers a full range of appliances, sleek units and worktops, plus ample space to prepare ingredients for delicious family dinners. When the evening draws to a close, make your way into one of the three bedrooms on offer: a kingsize bedroom with a TV, dressing table and wardrobe; the second bedroom has a double bed with bedside table and a single storage wardrobe and the third bedroom is a generous twin room with a single wardrobe and chest of drawers. A back door leads you onto an enclosed garden, where you can sit out in the sunshine and enjoy a morning coffee or alfresco breakfast to start your busy fun-filled day. There is no better place to start your adventures than from the comforts of Noble Nook.
Seahouses offers a wide array of facilities including tearooms, restaurants, pubs and shops. Boat trips to the Farne Islands run from the nearby harbour; the islands are famous for their nesting seabirds and grey seal colonies. Horse riding is available on the cusp of the village, and there is an impressive golf course on the links close by. The picture postcard village of Bamburgh, protected by its dramatic fortress, is only 2 miles north with its wide expanse of golden, and often empty, sandy beaches, and where the tidal island of Lindisfarne, locally known as Holy Island and the birthplace of Christianity, can be viewed. A further 2 miles up the coastline brings you to Waren Mill, which is steeped in history. Once an important port, its harbour has long since disappeared, silted up beneath the sands of the estuary. Visit Budle Bay, a bird sanctuary, where at low tide a vast expanse of mud flats is home to countless thousands of sea and land birds, making this location a haven for bird watchers. The market town of Alnwick, with its own castle, offers many facilities a few miles inland. Alnwick Garden is a popular visitor attraction, with its grand cascade waterfall and restaurant set within the largest tree house in Europe. Beach ½ mile.

This charming property offers a comfortable stay for the whole family to enjoy. Set over two floors, you enter the property into a spacious hallway with the living room to your left and the dining room straight ahead. The living room is a cheerful cosy space perfect for relaxing in front of the Smart TV after a long day of adventures. The dining room is well equipped for entertaining and with the kitchen set to the left it makes a perfect place to relax whilst a hearty meal is being prepared. The kitchen has fully integrated appliances and offers everything needed to cook up a storm for the whole family. The kitchen leads you straight out into the idyllic gardens, a truly tranquil and relaxing environment to enjoy the sun or al fresco dining. The garden is beautifully presented and offers a luxury outdoor haven which can be enjoyed by all the family. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, all with wardrobes and dressing tables and each being individually designed with the main bathroom situated to the right of the third bedroom.
The town of Wooler is a great base for keen walkers who are looking to make the most of the Northumberland countryside, and wanting to visit the Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park for some fantastic walking and stunning scenery. Tarn House is only a minutes’ walk from Wooler High Street, with a variety of independent shops, cafés and pubs, and 5 minutes walk from the River Till and Doddington Milk Bar. To the east is the magnificent coastline of Northumberland, which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with great trips to be had to Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island of Lindisfarne, Seahouses harbour, or the birdwatcher’s paradise of The Farne Islands. For those who want day trips further afield there are regular trains from Berwick-Upon-Tweed that will take you to Edinburgh or Newcastle in an hour. Whatever your reason for visiting this northern part of England, you will love coming home to Tarn House every evening.

Ingram Cottage is a truly fantastic coastal retreat offering lovingly furnished accommodation, situated in the centre of Bamburgh.
Set over two floors, the first floor offers an open plan living/kitchen/dining area broken up with a turning staircase to the ground floor. The kitchen is the perfect place for the designated chef to cook up a storm using all the modern well thought out appliances. Once a family meal has been enjoyed, retire to the cosy living area, and take advantage of the Smart TV to end the day with a great film. Choose one of three bedrooms to experience a truly relaxing sleep. A double bedroom is complete with a generous en-suite with a bath and overhead shower. Heading downstairs to the ground floor, you will come to the second living room with a Smart TV, a perfect little snug for some quiet time. From the living room you will find two further bedrooms, as well as a good-sized family bathroom. Outside is a lovely enclosed garden with sitting-out-area, the perfect place to kick back, relax and enjoy some al fresco dining.
Bamburgh is a stunningly attractive small village set on the Northern stretch of the Northumberland Coast. It is without doubt dominated by its magnificently striking castle that can be seen for miles around, giving the whole village a somewhat dramatic feeling. You can’t fail to be impressed by the sheer scale of the castle once you are up close and in the village itself. There is much to do in the village alongside the castle and its amazing history, there are impressive stretches of pure golden sandy beaches, many English tea rooms and restaurants, St. Aidan’s Church and a newly renovated museum dedicated to Grace Darling.
Why not hit the waves yourself with a trip to the Farne Islands? Take a boat trip from Seahouses and see the medieval Pele Tower and Victorian Lighthouse, as well as the famous seabird colony. Depending on the time of year, you might catch a glimpse of the friendly seals and puffins that visit the islands’ shores. Golfers flock to Bamburgh, where the Bamburgh Castle Golf Club offers a particularly picturesque round. It’s short but tough, and boasts some of the best views in the country.
A short trip south brings you to the Historic Market Town of Alnwick. You must start your trip at the famous Alnwick Castle, one of the largest inhabited castles in the UK and used as Hogwarts when filming scenes for the Harry Potter films so it’s a must-visit for any fans, with Harry Potter related events organised here throughout the year as well as guided tours. The Alnwick Garden is also an exciting visit with its spectacular interpretation of a formal garden, including the Grand Cascade waterfall, poison garden and largest tree house in Europe where guests can dine in the restaurant. Heading 4 miles east is the picture-perfect coastal village of Alnmouth where there is a gorgeous golden sandy beach, and cosy village pubs and restaurants to stop off at along the way. Start your coastal adventure from the comforts of Ingram Cottage! Beach ½ mile.

Hyem is the northern term for ’home’ and this property is exactly that. It is a welcoming holiday ‘home from home’ in the bustling fishing town of Amble, just 2 minutes’ stroll from the harbour and beach, and offers an enclosed courtyard with garden furniture. Its open plan living space has lots of room in which to relax, and there is a cosy wood burner in the living room, two large comfortable sofas to curl up on and Smart TV and large dining table perfect to gather around for food or games. The kitchen and utility room, refurbished in 2020, include oak worktops, modern appliances and a lovely coffee maker to enjoy a morning espresso. The separate utility area, with washing machine, also offers space for pets and outdoor equipment. With three good sized fully furnished bedrooms, the accommodation is perfect for a small group, and a travel cot, highchair and two portable stairgates make the property friendly for small children. Outside you’ll find an enclosed courtyard with table and chairs to enjoy the last of the summer sun and some al fresco dining.
Hyem makes an excellent choice for those seeking a coastal retreat, giving easy access to explore the 20 miles of magnificent stretch of Heritage coastline. This region is proud to have been designated as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Amble is a bustling fishing town and working port, situated just 1-mile south of Warkworth village, on the Coastal Route through Northumberland.
With a good range of small, mostly independent shops, including a great little artisan bakery, excellent butchers, Italian restaurant, award-winning seafood restaurants and one of the best traditional fish and chip shops in the North East on the quayside, it’s a fascinating little fishing port. There’s a local Sunday market held every week on the old quayside, which is lovely to wander around, as well as a little ‘Harbour Village’ with tiny boutique-style independent shops operating out of pods resembling old fishermen’s huts. The views from the quayside are spectacular, of the estuary, impressive Warkworth Castle, Coquet Island and of course the beautiful sea, and the walk along the harbour front to the interesting marina is just lovely, follow it with lunch or dinner in one of the super little eateries on the quayside. There is golf, fishing and water sports nearby. Beach 2½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

Lovingly furnished, The Byre is set over three levels. Upstairs you will find the master bedroom with a kingsize bed and en-suite bathroom. A further double bedroom and a twin room are located downstairs as well as a family bathroom, well-equipped kitchen/dining room and spacious living area. To the back of the property is an enclosed garden with decking that houses a fantastic hot tub, the ideal place to sit back, relax and enjoy your holiday! The Byre is close to Chatton Trout Fishery, a well-stocked 14-acre lake trout fishery which provides an excellent day out for any keen participants!

Chatton is a picturesque village that has a shop and a pub which serves food. Slightly further afield is the friendly small town of Wooler (known locally as Glendale; the inspiration for ‘Postman Pat’s, Greendale’) only 5 miles inland. This is a popular destination for those who enjoy cycling, golf, horse riding and walking with the challenging St Cuthbert’s Way close by.

Bamburgh is renowned for its majestic fortress and beautiful expanse of golden, sandy beach and is only 11 miles east. The elegant Georgian town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, which straddles the salmon rich River Tweed, and the cobbled, market town of Alnwick, protected by its dramatic castle, both offer a wide array of amenities around half an hour’s drive away. Alnwick Garden is a popular visitor attraction to see the Grand Cascade Waterfall and dine in the restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe! This is England’s Borderland and is often referred to as ’the secret kingdom’. Beach 10 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

This superb Scandinavian style lodge is the ideal place to get away from the hustle and bustle of every day life and just relax. There are beautiful walks in tranquil countryside from the door and it is just a short drive to the village of Warkworth with its magnificent castle.
Nestling within the grounds of Eastfield Hall, the lodge is spacious and inviting, providing unique accommodation and perfect for that relaxing break away. Sleeping up to six people in comfort having a master double bedroom with en-suite shower and toilet, a family room with kingsize bed and a single day bed and a single bedroom. The living and dining area are bright and airy with a double height ceiling, and furnished to a high standard with two comfortable sofas and armchair, a 42” TV and DVD player and a welcoming log-effect fire for colder winter evenings. There are books, DVD’s and games available. The spacious kitchen is fully fitted and contains all appliances needed for a successful self catering break or longer holiday. There are lovely views to open countryside from the kitchen window. A pleasant conservatory is the ideal place to sit with a drink and admire the views. Outside is a large fully enclosed, lawned garden complete with rattan table and chairs and reclining loungers, a wonderful spot to enjoy an al fresco meal. There is Wi-Fi internet access available for guests to use.
The nearby village of Warkworth, whose skyline is dominated by it’s ancient castle, is a short drive away and has an interesting variety of galleries, shops, authentic pubs, restaurants and cafés, including a French patisserie, and is centrally placed for discovering all of the beaches, islands, castles, historic houses, towns and villages in historic Northumbria. There is a defibrillator located in the Eastfield Hall grounds. Beach 3 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Located in the heart of this pretty historic village, Carven House has a beautiful entrance leading into a lovely hallway with high ceilings and some original features throughout this renovated period home. The open fire in the main living room sits in the original cast iron fireplace and is a welcoming treat to cosy up In front of on a chilly evening, the window shutters add an extra touch of privacy and luxury. A large separate kitchen area with breakfasting space features the original range a beautiful feature in this lovely modern space. Leading from here is a small dining area with light and sun streaming in and a view to the far-reaching countryside. A handy ground floor cloakroom is also a welcome extra. Upstairs is a wonderful master bedroom with king size bed and two further bedrooms. The traditional style bathroom with a built-in vanity unit leads from the spacious landing area. Outside is a small, south-facing seating area overlooking the river and hills.
Carven House is a perfect base to leave your car behind and meander to one of the friendly pubs or restaurants on an evening perhaps take in a stroll along the river then return to the welcoming ambience in this lovely holiday home. Rothbury has a selection of bespoke shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants with something for all tastes and age groups. Cragside House is within a mile and is a wonderful place to visit being the first house powered by hydroelectric it’s a charming trip for children and adults. The gardens in spring and summer are beautiful.
Serious walkers would like to visit the Simonside Hills surrounding this small town. Rothbury is known as the Capital of Coquetdale and is ideally located for exploring the nearby villages, set on the edge of the National Park with easy access over to the Northumberland Heritage Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many historic sites and only 12 miles from Alnwick famed for the castle used in some Harry Potter scenes. The National Park can be reached easily, and Kielder has a host of water sports. The drive along the lake is spectacular and the dark skies at night are a big visitor attraction.

A quaint, detached lodge sitting in Percy Wood Holiday Park in Swarland near Felton, Northumberland. Off-road parking. Dog-friendly. Smart TV. Alnwick 7.3 miles; Morpeth 13.4 miles; Newcastle 28.4 miles.

Nestled a stone’s throw away from the picturesque Northumberland coastline, resting in the heart of Berwick upon Tweed is this remarkable boutique holiday home, No. 2 Ness Street. A marvellous contemporary interior, comfortably accommodating up to six guests, No. 2 Ness Street is an idyllic base for a luxury break to this delightful part of the country. Free on-street permit parking on the doorstep, then over the threshold into the hallway and head straight to the first floor living room boasting a contemporary wood burner stove. After a good day out, come home, light the fire, relax and pour yourself a single malt to enjoy in front of it with Sky Glass to entertain you.
Head back to the ground floor to the modern kitchen where the designated chef of the holiday can whip up a hearty meal in this well-equipped modern kitchen while setting the table for a family dinner. There are three bedrooms on the the ground, first and second floor, all kingsize rooms and beautifully presented. Each bedroom has its own shower or bathroom, the ground floor boasts an en-suite, double shower, the first floor has an adjacent double shower, and the second floor bathroom features a luxurious roll top bath.
No. 2 Ness Street has been stylised from top to bottom with high-quality individual touches and materials throughout, making this house the perfect luxury coastal getaway. Discover one of the four fabulous nearby beaches, some offering water sports opportunities and there are breath-taking scenery and walks, you’ll be spoilt for choice. There are many independent coffee houses, wine bars and eateries on the doorstep and a micro pub within walking distance of the front door. Enjoy a relaxing game of golf, play tennis, swim or simply enrich yourself with the history of Berwick, tangled in many battles between Scotland and England for sovereignty over the years. There’s plenty to discover.
A short drive South and you will discover the many castles that flourish in this part of the country. The magnificent Bamburgh Castle, dominates its attractive small village, set high up above the beautiful, golden Bamburgh beach and equally magnificent Alnwick Castle (fans of Harry Potter will recognise Hogwarts scenes from here) to name but a couple. These two are lived in today, but you can also visit the beautiful ruins of Lindisfarne on Holy Island, Dunstanburgh and Warkworth.
Inland a trip to the Borders will be equally rewarding for its scenery and history. LNER runs a mainline route through Berwick train station, a 15 minute easy walk, you are an hour from Edinburgh or Newcastle and a comfortable four and a half from London. Where ever your Northumberland adventure takes you, be sure to start it from No. 2 Ness Street.