Set in the heart of the picture postcard harbour village pf Craster and perched on the edge of this stunning coastline with outstanding sea views, Water’s Edge offers excellent holiday accommodation for families or groups of friends. With spectacular views towards Dunstanburgh Castle to the north and the beaches as far as Amble and Coquet Island to the south and panoramic views out to the sea, this detached property offers a sunken sheltered area of garden, making a perfect area for family barbecues whilst listening to the waves crashing below. A stone wall is all that separates the lawn from the yawning and rocky beach. French doors from the two living areas lead straight out to the well maintained gardens should you wish to relax and unwind. Craster village lies halfway along the Heritage Coastal route in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is still famous today for its smoked kippers and seafood. The walk along to Dunstanburgh Castle has featured in the top ten walks in Britain and can be started from your door. Golf available nearby. A fabulous base from which to explore this magnificent county peppered with castles and friendly villages. Shop, pub and restaurant 90 yards.

Formerly the lovely old vicarage situated within the prestigious coastal village of Bamburgh, Glebe House represents the north wing of The Glebe and provides exclusive holiday accommodation. With independent access to this self-contained and substantial portion of this impressive 18th century property the accommodation is well appointed with many of the rooms offering superb views of Bamburgh castle, St Aidan’s church and towards the sea.

Fabulous, semi-detached barn conversion on the Northumberland Heritage Coast. Woodburning stove. Ground floor bedrooms and shower room. Snooker table. Sea views. Short walk to beach. Kids play area, walking, cycling and golf close by. Craster 3 miles.

The Bunker backs onto the trees at the rear side of this lodge park. The private hot tub is set on the south-facing sunny decking and is perfect in all seasons. In the evening enjoy looking out at the clear skies which can often seen from the lodge. The lodge park is set just within the Northumberland National Park, and is perfect for stargazers and keen photographers.

The Bunker has been designed with high quality in mind, ideal for friends and families. This modern contemporary-style lodge has TVs in all the bedrooms and plenty of natural light streaming in from the large windows.

It is not unusual to spot little red squirrels and other wildlife around the lodge and surrounding areas so keep your camera at the ready to witness the wildlife close up. The lodge park is set a mile from the very popular wedding venue Le Petit Chateau and nearby Woodhill Hall, so is just perfect for making a relaxing weekend of the occasion. The village store a mile away is ideal for last-minute shopping with a small off licence. The on-site restaurant offers delicious meals with a small bar (check opening times).

A little further afield, Kielder Water makes a fantastic day out with rugged moors and woodlands, perfect for adventure seekers. The observatory is a real must for star-gazing enthusiasts (booking essential). Bellingham is 9 miles away with a few cafés and a couple of pubs, a butcher, a bakery, and a large food store. If you have time to spare then you must take a trip over to the coast with miles of sandy beaches, friendly villages, and historic castles to explore.

Northumberland was the winner of the 2018 British Tourism Awards best place to holiday, so wherever you go in this diverse, unspoilt county you will be guaranteed a warm, friendly welcome and will want to return to what is reputedly the friendliest county in England. Shop and pub 1 mile, restaurant 300 yards.

Bewick House is ideal for couples, friends, or a small family to spend some time together close to the beach in this friendly, small seaside village, ideally located to easily reach all the top tourist attractions throughout this friendly diverse county. Only a few steps to the “Horseshoe Steps” which lead down to the sandy beach in this popular little seaside village in a quiet area, Bewick House is an ideal retreat for up to five people. Newbiggin still has a few fishing boats, and the lifeboat station is one of the oldest in England. The beach sweeps around the bay with the Church Point at one end with a lovely cliff top walk looking over the sea. The promenade is almost a mile long, a nice flat stroll on an evening or in the mornings to blow away the cobwebs. Set in the centre of the promenade is a wonderful Italian ice cream parlour popular with locals and visitors set on the piazza where you may be lucky to see live music on the bandstand in the summer. The village has all you need with an excellent bakery, takeaways, pubs, fruit shop and a good size supermarket.
Travel over to Cresswell and Drurudge Bay for miles of unspoilt coast then head up onto the heritage coastal route and discover the castles and sites that make Northumberland Special. Day trips can be taken in all directions, a popular attraction is Hadrian’s Wall over to the west, stop off at a Roman Fort en route. Holy Island is North and home to the Lindisfarne Gospels (check the tides) reached by a causeway, steeped in history it shouldn’t be missed whilst in the area.
The pretty market town of Morpeth is only 8 miles with lots of excellent restaurants, bars and shops with an Edwardian Shopping Arcade. Head south to Tynemouth and Whitley Bay and walk along the vast promenade with plenty to see and do, children may enjoy the Sealife centre. Newbiggin by the sea is popular with surfers and paddle boarders as well as great sea fishing, and rock pooling whilst admiring the only east coast offshore sculpture set in the sea “The Couple” designed by Sean Henry.

Rock Farm House has undergone a total renovation and refurbishment and provides spacious and stylishly furnished holiday accommodation to an excellent standard. With six double bedrooms; each enjoying the luxury of en-suite facilities and set within two acres of mature garden grounds ensures this fabulous property offers the perfect choice for the gathering of the extended family and friends. The well equipped kitchen is perfect for the budding chef on holiday, alternately, catering for dinner parties can be arranged locally. Rock Farm House is a superb option for those seeking spacious and well appointed accommodation with easy access to explore the 20 mile stretch of glorious bays with rocky outcrops Northumberland is proud to have designated as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Old Chapel in Slaley is a beautiful property, completely refurbished in 2020. The sheer quality and the owners’ eye for detail is evident from the moment you walk through the door. The living, kitchen and dining areas are all open plan on the ground floor with a large wood burner and arched French doors. The ground floor also boasts a bedroom and a beautiful shower room. Upstairs is just as impressive with three stunning bedrooms with 6ft luxurious beds, and in one room the en-suite has a superb roll top bath. A snug on the first floor is perfect for relaxing with a good book or enjoying a bit of quiet time watching TV. The Old Chapel is the perfect place for a family holiday or a luxury break with friends.
Slaley is a delightful Northumberland village, perfect for walkers, cyclists and ramblers as there are many routes to take that lead directly from The Old Chapel and out into the beautiful countryside. There are two pubs in the village so after a day exploring, just take a short stroll and you can enjoy a well earned meal or drink.
The market town of Hexham is only 6 miles away and offers a variety of shops and restaurants. Enjoy the historical sites the town has to offer at Hexham Abbey or the Old Gaol. A must visit is to the pretty little village of Corbridge, again only 6 miles away.
Whilst staying at The Old Chapel, the world famous Hadrian’s Wall is just a few miles away where you can take a walk along the path of the wall or explore one of the Roman Forts and settlements including Chesters, Vindolanda and Housesteads. Return after your day exploring to the luxury of The Old Chapel. Shop 500 yards, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

A stunning four-bedroom house resting on the outskirts of Wark, Northumberland. Large garden. Riverside. Open-plan. Woodburning stove. Corbridge 14.6 miles; Kielder Water 20.3 miles; Hadrian's Wall 24.7 miles.

A stylish reverse-level cottage nestled in the village of Craster, Northumberland. Off-road parking. Close to the coast. Pet-friendly. Alnwick 7.3 miles; Bamburgh 12 miles; Amble 12.6 miles.