Set in the heart of Alnmouth this perfectly located holiday cottage is cosy and welcoming. t has a shower room which has been fitted with a Grohe walk-in shower, vanity unit and limestone tiles.
Explore the heritage coastline with coastal walks starting in the village or visit Alnwick with its majestic castle and one of the biggest water gardens in Europe, 7 miles away. Amble harbour and marina are 5 miles, whilst Bamburgh Castle, Dunstanburgh Castle and Seahouses are around a 30-minute drive away. Boat trips to the Farne Islands leave from Seahouses to see the puffins and seals, or you can take a trip to Holy Island when the tide is out by driving over the causeway. Beach and golf course 2 minutes’ walk. There is on road parking, and you can sometimes manage to park opposite the cottage where there is space for three cars. Delicatessen, post office, shop and pubs, cafés and restaurants 25 yards.

Set in the heart of the ‘picture-postcard’ village of Alnmouth, and only a few yards from the sandy estuary and beaches, this attractive ground floor holiday apartment offers comfortable accommodation in one of the most beautiful counties in England. Built in 1860, the apartment is part of a grand Victorian house which once belonged to the Duke of Northumberland. Alnwick has its majestic medieval castle and one of the biggest water gardens in Europe. Visit Holy Island or Farne Islands, to see seal and puffin colonies. Shop 200 yards.

Two minutes walk from the beach and estuary in Alnmouth, this charming spacious, family-size holiday home with a private terraced garden for relaxing, offers tasteful accommodation in the centre of this charming picturesque village. On the main drive through, and surrounded by friendly pubs and shops in this sought after destination, this elegant and cosy house will delight all ages. The village is widely photographed for its Balamory style houses and stunning estuary location. Alnmouth is on the main heritage coastal route within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with miles of stunning coastline and castles to explore. Nearby Alnwick, the ducal town with its majestic castle used in Harry Potter’s Hogwarts, enchanting water gardens and cobbled streets will delight all the family. Close by is Warkworth, another popular village with its castle ruins, tea shops and galleries, which can be reached on foot for enthusiastic walkers (approx 2 miles). Stunning walks can be taken along the coastline on this stretch of the coast, and Bamburgh with its fortress of a castle should not be missed. Littlecroft is centrally located for all the North East attractions and is only 2 minutes from the mainline station and good bus service. Golf course in village. A perfect base for exploring this friendly county. Shop 50 yards, pub and restaurant 10 yards.

Situated in the picturesque village of Alnmouth, this charming detached holiday home, set within the owner’s garden, offers tasteful accommodation within easy walking distance of a beautiful golden beach, friendly pubs and shops. A sought after destination, making an ideal touring base, with nearby mainline railway station and good bus service. Only minutes to Alnwick, with its majestic castle and cobbled streets, nearby Warkworth and Newton-by-the-Sea, and Bamburgh, further up the coast, with its lovely beaches and castles. Shops 400 yards, restaurant and pubs 300 yards.

The Gap is an attractive, stone-built cottage nestled around ½ mile from the peaceful coastal village of Boulmer. This property is divine. Oozing charm and character, there are many beautiful features ensuring the cottage offers a relaxing holiday retreat. Sitting at the roadside of a small terrace of three, The Gap enjoys privacy with its own independent access. There is a gorgeous wood burner in the living room, making this a suitable choice regardless of the season, and French doors leading to the garden enhance its natural light. The kitchen/dining room with its lovely slate flooring has good quality appliances. Two of the bedrooms and the family bathroom are conveniently on the ground floor too. An open staircase leads from the central hallway to the first floor where the master bedroom boasts en-suite shower facilities. There is the added bonus of a snug/second living room on the first floor with a large window making the most of the glorious views across open farmland towards the sea as a back drop. The large garden is mainly laid to lawn and there is storage for bicycles available; particularly suitable for those cyclists who enjoy the challenge of the National Cycle Route 1, which The Gap is situated on.

Boulmer (pronounced Boomer) is a pretty coastal village with very little through traffic. Once the haunt of smugglers, it is one of the true Northumbrian fishing villages which remains virtually untouched by time. Meander along the water’s edge and watch the fishermen return with their daily catch of lobsters, crabs and salmon. The picture perfect seaside village of Alnmouth is less than a 3-mile stroll along the coastline and where there are pubs, shops and tea rooms available. There are two golf courses here too.

A short drive inland brings you to the historic market town of Alnwick where there is a wider array of facilities available. Visitors will enjoy a trip to Alnwick Garden with its grand cascade waterfall and tree house restaurant. Alnwick Castle, home to the Duke of Northumberland and film set for Harry Potter’s Hogwarts, is well worth a visit. The Gap is a superb choice for those seeking stylish self-catering accommodation conveniently situated only a gentle stroll from the seashore of the beautiful Northumbrian coastline which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Beach ½ mile. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Situated in a quiet spot in the centre of the village of Lesbury, Wagtail Cottage is a terraced property in a row of four, which was formerly the home of the farm workers. Today, this fantastic holiday home offers contemporary and cosy accommodation that’s ideal for couples or a small family. The rear patio area is a great spot for relaxing after a day exploring the many visitor attractions located nearby.

Just a 2-mile walk from the property down the River Aln is the village of Alnmouth on the revered Northumberland Heritage Coast. The village is made up of pretty, painted houses, tea rooms, pubs, gift shops, an art gallery and a beautiful sandy beach.

4 miles inland is another must-visit on your holiday - Alnwick Castle and Gardens. This grand old castle enclosed by magnificent formal gardens was used in a number of celebrated films and TV series, including Downton Abbey, Harry Potter and Braveheart. The pretty village of Warkworth is only a few miles away, with its scenic riverside walks, castle ruins and charming little tea rooms. A little further afield is the friendly port of Amble, which boasts some good amenities and a lovely Sunday morning market. If you prefer sleep-ins, fish and chips on the harbour can be just the ticket after exploring the port town.

After just a short stay, you’re sure to agree that Wagtail Cottage is an ideal location for exploring the whole of Northumberland from the coast to the national park, which is jam-packed full of historical sites and natural, unspoilt landscapes. The property also benefits from being close to Alnmouth train station making it easily accessible to discover all of Northumberland and also Edinburgh with its many attractions including the Edinburgh Festival. Beach 2 miles. Food Shops-Alnmouth, Alnwick, Longhoughton. Restaurants-Alnmouth, Amble, Craster, Alnwick Newton on the Moor.

Resting on the edge of Northumberland’s stunning coast, in the charming village of Alnmouth, is the beautiful Garden House. This unique property is reverse level, upstairs on the first floor you will discover the living space, the social hub of the home, a contemporary, family bathroom where you can take a leisurely soak or opt for an invigorating shower, the kitchen/diner which is a large social room, perfect for hosting hearty dinners and get togethers, with French doors leading you straight out to the rear garden, a sun trap and little nestled den making al-fresco dining a must during the summer months! As the evening draws to a close, retire to the master bedroom on the ground floor where you can freshen up with in the en-suite shower room. Choose between a further king room on the lower ground floor or a ¾ double on the second floor. All rooms with good storage, homely and comfortable ensuring a great night’s sleep. You will also find a convenient utility room on the lower ground floor.
To the front of the property, you can enjoy a decked terrace area and to the rear of the property, you have the patio area with garden furniture. Steps lead you up to the upper level of the garden where there is a small, grassed area and parking. Garden House also has a separate annex attached for larger parties which can be discussed with the owner - please note that the annexe may be occupied by other guests during your stay.
Begin your Northumberland adventure in Alnmouth Village; situated just 4 miles east of Alnwick, Alnmouth is a charming resort popular with golfers and those seeking a peaceful holiday. The village lies on a narrow spit of land between the River Aln and the North Sea. Nowadays the area has returned to its unspoilt origins and offers a good variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants as well as an excellent golf course and some great rivers for fishing, as well as boasting miles and miles of splendid beaches and sand dunes to explore. The area also poses some great opportunities for sailing enthusiasts!
A short drive brings you to the historic market town of Alnwick, which can also be walked or cycled, and boasts the most beautiful scenic routes. There’s a lot to enjoy in Alnwick, why not start at the famous Barter Books, then make your way to the enchanting Alnwick Castle to start your own Harry Potter adventure. Further North brings you to Seahouses, Northumberland’s most popular fishing village. Don’t miss your chance to hop on a boat and head to the Farne Island’s and capture some unforgettable memories.

This charming Grade II listed cottage, bursting with unique character sits proudly on the historic street in Alnmouth. A historic building situated in central Alnmouth a picture postcard village and only a two-minute walk to the magnificent beach and estuary. The living room has a high cathedral beamed ceiling with super comfy sofas in a bright, and welcoming space with a traditional decorative inglenook fireplace with a wonderful wood burner to cosy up in front of on those cooler evenings. The large modern kitchen/dining room is just the area to dust off your cookbooks and rustle up a hearty Northumbrian meal! The well-equipped cupboards have a smoothie maker, blenders, and everything you require to make a meal for the family to enjoy. Jasmine Cottage has a small second living room off the kitchen and is perfect for guests using the very useful ground floor double bedroom and separate shower room. On the first floor you will find a galleried large super kingsize bedroom with, a further twin and single room along with a family bathroom.
If you are looking for a relaxing break...look no further than Jasmine Cottage as soon as you walk in there is a peaceful calm within the cottage. A short walk and you reach the silver sands of Alnmouth beach popular with locals and a very photographed place. A two-minute walk will take you to all the local pubs and shops, as well as access to a selection of charming cafés, independent shops, and restaurants. Just 400 yards away is the famous estuary with St Cuthbert’s Cross, across the water, a lovely place to take a blanket and a picnic to sit and relax; this stretch of paradise will allow for some unforgettable memories with your loved ones. The area also poses some great opportunities for sailing enthusiasts, or if sailing isn’t your thing why not enjoy a round of golf, ideal for amateurs and professionals alike.
A short drive brings you to the historic market town of Alnwick, which can be walked or cycled and boasts the most beautiful scenic routes. There’s a lot to enjoy in Alnwick, why not start at the famous Barter Books, then make your way to the enchanting Alnwick Castle to start your own Harry Potter adventure. Further North brings you to Seahouses, Northumberland’s most popular fishing village. Don’t miss your chance to hop on a boat and head to the Farne Islands and capture some unforgettable memories. Watch the seals sunbathe on the rocks and enjoy the pretty puffins with their young. After a cheerful boat trip why not tuck into some award-winning fish and chips and finish the trip with some local ice cream - a real northern treat! Beach 400 yards.

Located only a mile from Alnmouth, a picture postcard village with stunning beaches, and only a 5-minute walk to the railway station, The Rose is a family-sized holiday home, perfectly located to explore the many delights in this super-friendly county. The living room/diner is bright and airy with an electric stove fire, and the separate kitchen is well equipped for all your holiday home self-catering needs. The door from the kitchen leads out into a private garden, lovely to catch the sun in the morning or evening. From here you can also access the detached games room, which has a TV and air hockey table, perfect for those rainy days. If you are looking for a relaxing break, look no further than here.
You can walk if you choose, or take a short drive to the silver sands of Alnmouth Beach, popular with locals and a very photographed beach. Here you will find all the local pubs and shops, as well as access to a selection of charming cafés, independent shops and restaurants. Take in the view of the famous estuary with St Cuthbert’s Cross across the water, a lovely place to take a blanket and a picnic to sit and relax; this stretch of paradise will allow for some unforgettable memories with your loved ones. The area also poses some great opportunities for sailing enthusiasts, or if sailing isn’t your thing why not enjoy a round of golf, ideal for amateurs and professionals alike.
A short drive brings you to the historic market town of Alnwick, which can be walked or cycled, and boasts the most beautiful scenic routes. There’s a lot to enjoy in Alnwick, so why not start at the famous Barter Books, then make your way to the enchanting Alnwick Castle to start your own Harry Potter adventure? Don’t miss your chance to walk along to the East Coast rail line at Alnmouth, or take a day trip to Newcastle where you can discover the delights of the Quayside and have a photo taken at The Tyne Bridge. Perhaps cross the Scottish border to Edinburgh, or visit the walled town of Berwick, and explore these fabulous places all in easy reach.
Head just a few miles north and drive to Seahouses, Northumberland’s most popular fishing village. Hop on a boat and head to the Farne Islands and capture some unforgettable memories. Watch the seals sunbathe on the rocks and enjoy the pretty puffins with their young. After a cheerful boat trip, why not tuck into some award-winning fish and chips and finish the trip with some local ice cream - a real northern treat.