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Located in Alnmouth, four miles from Alnwick, The Chimneys is a beautiful dog-friendly holiday home with plenty of style. Featuring an open plan kitchen and living area, as well as two bedrooms and a lovely outside space, this modern property has been thoughtfully designed for a relaxing retreat with family and friends in Northumberland. Discover a sanctuary of peace and tranquility where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the coast. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the nearby waves and embrace the serenity of your surroundings. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a peaceful break by the sea, Alnmouth Sanctuary offers the perfect escape. Indulge in the coastal charm and unwind in this hidden gem nestled amidst the stunning landscape of Northumberland's coastline.

Alnmouth Sanctuary

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A perfect getaway for two, this cottage delivers on all fronts. It's bright and contemporary, but the vaulted ceilings and exposed beams add a rustic touch that suits the surrounding landscape. Inside, a light-filled living area opens onto a gorgeous patio. Sipping champagne as the sun goes down will become your evening ritual – keep an eye out for wild rabbits and rare birds flying overhead. The kitchen is on the smaller side, but it's well-stocked and well-suited to rustling up delicious breakfasts and other light meals. We also adore the sleigh bed – it's as comfortable as it looks, and nothing beats sinking into the plush sheets after a day of exploring. Speaking of exploring, you're only a five-minute drive from Alnwick, a charming market town with a famous castle. Roam the cobbled streets lined with independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, then head up to the castle for a history lesson or wander the gardens. Drive ten minutes in the opposite direction and you'll hit the Northumberland coast – both Boulmer and Alnmouth are great options if you fancy a day by the seaside.

Listen To The Wind

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Situated in a Grade II-listed building dating back to 1878, we can't help but swoon over this Alnwick apartment. It doesn't lack character, that's for sure – vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and antique knick-knacks like typewriters and old books are in abundance. We think it's the perfect blend of old and new, and nowhere is a better example of that than the open-plan living area. Bright and roomy, there's more than enough space here to spread out and get comfortable, whether you're tucking into a feast around the table or snuggling up in front of the fire. Cooking is anything but a chore in the glossy kitchen, and on rainy days, head up to the mezzanine for board games and billiards. There's also a communal garden for the summer months, where you can sip tea in the sunshine or cocktails at twilight.

And the location is excellent, too. Alnwick is as charming as they come, sprinkled with history and magic – no wonder they filmed Harry Potter here. Spend afternoons wandering down the cobbled lanes, popping in and out of the independent shops, cafes and bookstores that line the high street. The famous Alnwick Castle is just a short walk away, while the Northumberland coast is a thirteen-minute drive. In the evenings, forgo the home-cooking for a pint, delicious pub grub and live music at one of the cosy inns in town.

Watching the Wheels

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Nestled in Northumberland's medieval market town of Alnwick, surrounded by country fields, traditional pubs and independent shops, this classic cottage is the perfect cosy retreat for two or a small family. Boasting a decked patio, begin the day by sipping your coffee in the crisp morning air, before heading out to explore.

Beyond the charming stone facade, you’ll find a homey living room where comfortable furnishings, soft tones and a wood-burning fireplace keeps things warm and inviting. Plenty of natural light pours in throughout the home, including the dining room. The kitchen continues the cottage feel with its sage green colour palette and cream cupboards. And lastly, the bedrooms are cosy havens, so you'll relish returning home from a busy day spent discovering the local area for a restful night's sleep.

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With views of the castle and the historic quarter right on its doorstep, it’s safe to say this home has one of the best locations in the market town of Alnwick. Explore its wander-worthy cobbled streets lined with independent shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Or escape the bustle with a walk around the vast twelve acres of Alnwick’s Garden, just a five-minute stroll from your door. Make sure to seek out the world’s largest treehouse restaurant and the cascade of 21 separate waterfalls - it’s quite something.

Back home, this stylish townhouse dating back to the 1800s makes quite the first impression. Set out over three floors, exposed brick walls and traditional beams show the bones of its historical past while everywhere else has been beautifully reimagined into a luxurious holiday retreat. Upside down in layout, the bedrooms are downstairs, saving those castle views on the top floor for the impressive living space. Whip up a meal in the striking blue, modern kitchen while others spill out to the dining table and break out the games. Or crash out by the fire on the squishy modular sofas. Those charming castle views will be right there wherever you choose to be. 

Windsor of the North

Welcome to a nest of comfort nestled in the friendly market town of Alnwick. Imagine an inviting oasis that comfortably hosts four guests, making it perfect for both family relaxation or a joyous gathering of friends. This flat's charm is all-encompassing, offering an open plan for living, dining and cooking, enveloped in homely warmth you'll immediately fall in love with. Adventure seekers and those desiring rest alike find respite here. The two bedrooms offer a restful retreat following a day exploring Alnwick's breath-taking vicinity. For our younger guests or those young at heart, a dedicated game cupboard beckons, offering delightful distraction. When you yearn for some outdoor time, step into the fenced yard outfitted with outdoor furniture, your private haven under perfect Northumberland skies.

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Dating back to 1823, this beautifully renovated fisherman’s cottage is the perfect base for exploring the rugged Northumberland Coast. Craster’s working harbour is pretty much at your front door, and most of the rooms have spectacular views across the sea and the charming village. Follow your nose to the local smokehouse and taste their famous kippers (reputedly a favourite of the Royal Family), explore the magnificent Dunstanburgh Castle, or just sit and watch the fishing boats lazily bobbing on the harbour. The Northumberland Coastal Path is easily accessed from the south of the village, for sweeping panoramas and secret beaches. Come back to your pretty cottage to watch the sun set from the terrace, where outdoor dining is set up. Snuggle down in front of the wood-burning stove, set in the original stone wall of the cottage lounge. Rustle up a meal in the cosy nook of a kitchen or head out to dine on fresh seafood. 

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Quaint and quiet, the Northumberland fishing village of Amble is home to seafood shacks on the seafront, an old stone harbour where fishing boats still land the catch of the day, and a beach hut market selling locally-made crafts and specialities. This coastal townhouse sits in the heart of Amble, looking out to the boats in the marina. The main street, lined with seafood restaurants, shops and tea rooms, is just a two-minute walk away.

Admire the boats as you dine at the picnic table on the private deck on sunny days. The living room is a comfy spot to end the day in, with a Juliet balcony overlooking the marina for a breath of fresh air. Nautical blue, the fully-equipped kitchen is a reminder of your harbour-side location with plenty of room for the group to dine in here. Bedrooms with plush carpets and velvet headboards are all about peace and quiet.  

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Nestled in the heart of the historic town of Alnwick, this charming and unassumingly large house provides character-filled accommodation spread across two levels, with two living room areas, four bedrooms and two bathrooms, making it an ideal choice for families and friends seeking a Northumberland getaway. The ground floor welcomes you with a bright and inviting sitting room, with large window lighting up the modern, tastefully decorated home - a perfect spot to unwind after your day's adventures. Ascending to the first floor, you'll find a well-equipped, fitted kitchen and a spacious dining area complete with comfortable sofas. Sharing the ground floor with the open plan kitchen and dining area, there's a host of area to dine and relax. Upstairs you'll find another rest area, with a pull out pool table and seating for added comforts, off the landing area to the bedrooms, two double rooms and two twin rooms, in addition to one of two bathrooms.

Unwind Manor

Indigo River engulfs guests in an artistic embrace, nestled in history-laden Alnwick. A ground floor sanctuary woven with style and panache, this resort rejuvenates the soul whilst melting into its historic surroundings. A perfect resort to find solace with kith and kin, it offers a myriad of nearby attractions waiting to be unravelled. A short jaunt opens up world of one-off boutiques, eateries and watering holes that encapsulate the charm of this town. Every corner is adorned with tasteful flair that represents thoughtful design interlacing contemporary culture with historic grandeur.

Northumbrian Nook

Immerse in the allure of the dreamy town of Alnwick with this exclusive, secluded accommodation. Evoking an air of warm intimacy, this detached lodge is perfect for two, forming an idyllic backdrop to romantic getaways. Enjoy full access to the enchanting open-plan living area beautifully fused with a cozy kitchen and dining space, along with a pleasant double bedroom and bathroom. Retreat into the embrace of a closed yard, offering you complete privacy. This charming spot in Northumberland promises to be your abode away from home, blending seamlessly into country and coast, whilst providing a snug base to kindle romance.

Antique Alnwick Haven

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If there’s a better spot to catch the sunset in Northumberland, we’re yet to find it. Surrounded by miles of verdant fields and hills, this charming stone-brick home really makes the most of its secluded, bucolic setting. Huge windows and glass doors overlook the vista – you’re forever immersed in the serene surroundings. And with a wealth of walking routes on your doorstep and quaint towns within easy reach, this is a wonderful choice for your rural retreat. 

Stepping inside, you’ll find a bright yet cosy interior that draws upon contemporary and classic styles. Families will love the sociable space – the kitchen might be super-sleek and modern, but it’s still the heart of the home. From gathering around the kitchen island for afternoon glasses of wine to good-spirited board games around the dining table – memories are made here. 

The views that wrap around the home are sure to lead you out to the balcony – the perfect place to savour a fresh morning coffee. Come dusk, pull a chair outside and soak up the unobstructed sunset with a glass of wine. 

When it comes to exploring the area, you’re in the historic village of Rock – explore the village pubs, cafes, and simply enjoy the rural setting. Slightly further afield you have the popular market town of Alnwick and its famous castle, independent shops, and eateries.

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Welcome to one of the best views in Northumberland. This contemporary apartment looks out across the gentle flow of boats passing through the calm water at the marina. Whether you're sitting on the balcony or relaxing in the living room, the view is the highlight of the home. 

We suggest moseying over to the balcony on warm days, feeling the serenity of the harbour relax the mind and body. Make yourself a coffee from the Nespresso machine as you soak in the tranquility. 

On colder days, perch with a coffee at the stylish breakfast bar, lined by high-rising wooden stools. The wooden stools complement the living space's aesthetic – light, wooden flooring supports rustic, wooden furniture. 

It's a space that radiates with natural light pouring in through the floor-to-ceiling terrace doors. It's been carefully designed to make use of every inch, creating a cosy space that feels bright and uncluttered. 

In the evenings, the room transcends into a sleepy haven of relaxation. Curl up with a book on the sofa or chat away at the breakfast bar with a glass of wine. For a more lively scene, the bars and restaurants near the marina are just a short walk away.



Marina in the Moonlight

Welcome to a delightful holiday escape nestled in the heart of Alnwick. The Purple Panorama perfectly accommodates four guests, ideal for a group of friends or family. During your stay, experience the unique charm of an individually designed split-level apartment. Featuring a cosy living area and a kitchen-dining room combo, two intimate bedrooms, and a charming family bathroom, this home away from home ensures cherished moments aplenty. Tucked away is an idyllic private yard, a secluded sanctuary for peaceful relaxation. Come enjoy the mix of tradition and novelty at this unique jewel in Northumberland, and watch as it turns your stay into treasured memories.

Alnwick Azure

Such is the proximity to the picturesque harbour, you can sometimes smell the crisp scent of the sea air from the comfort of your home. The glistening water and passing boats can be seen from your home – an inspiring view to wake up to and prepare you for a day on Craster's coast. 

The attic of the home has been transformed into a cosy snug room, formed of comfy seats and an inverted roof. Children might want to use it as a fun bunker or adults can take advantage of the privacy and relax with a glass of wine. 

Downstairs, the home radiates with a stylish and contemporary decor. Light, wooden flooring decorates the kitchen and living rooms, creating a bright, roomy vibe to each space. The living room has pretty views of the harbour – it's a cosy spot to curl up and watch the gentle waves of the water. 

If you fancied a closer look, you can stroll to the harbour and the gorgeous coastline in just a few minutes. Whilst you're out, visit the various eating spots along the shore or pick up some snacks to enjoy at the dining table. 


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Located in the picturesque village of Rock, this modern Northumbrian stone house is perfect for family get-togethers. With a peaceful rural location and within easy driving distance of Alnwick market town, Embleton Bay and the famous Harry Potter castle, it's the ideal place to unwind and explore. This home is set amongst others on a private conservational estate, so you may bump into neighbouring guests during your stay, though you’ll have a private drive and parking here. The house is fairly minimal but the wood-burning stove is perfect for family nights in, the snug room offers a retreat for teens of the group, and the large garden provides a wendy house and swings for the kids. 

Bask in the Light

This home is a lesson in not being misled by first impressions. Yes, it's a stone cottage sitting in the middle of a farm, but step behind the front door and you'll find an interior that's as bright and contemporary as any.

Much of this is down to the bountiful amounts of natural light that streams through the glass doors and roof lantern, although the stark white walls and reflective wooden floors help, too. As well as a long kitchen finished in a muted grey, there's a stylish collection of furnishings dotted about the space, too.

However, it's not just easy on the eye. The wood-burning stove is lovely to have crackling away in the background during the chillier months, but there's a southeast-facing garden complete with a lounge and large lawn should the weather gods be smiling down on you during your visit.

If that's the case, you're spoilt for choice when it comes to outdoor adventures in the nearby Northumberland Coast Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty, from Dunstanburgh Castle fifteen minutes' drive away to the sands of Embleton Bay only ten minutes away.

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Located in Alnwick, this two-storey apartment is an ideal base from which to discover the market town's charming cobbled streets and historic monuments. Boasting a decorative feature fireplace and plenty of cosy corners to curl up in for reading and relaxing, this home perfectly balances contemporary comforts with a traditional feel in keeping with the quaint streets just outside. 

Begin your days with a classic Full English breakfast cooked in the fully-equipped kitchen, or if you're not in the mood to cook, there are plenty of cafes within walking distance. There's also an abundance of historical sites and local landmarks to explore, including Alnwick Castle – take a tour and learn about the fascinating history of the majestic building and its impressive gardens. 

When you return home, there's nothing like a long bubble bath to unwind for the night. Alternatively, head out into the private courtyard for a celebratory sundowner and an alfresco meal.  


Cobblestones to the Castle

Arguably named for its distinctive colour scheme, Ocean Blue Lodge emanates an air of serenity in an idyllic location nestled in the core of Alnwick. Perfectly tailored for two people looking to break away from it all, this standalone timber lodge places luxury and comfort at its heart. It invites guests to immerse themselves into coziness, catering to every whim within its elegantly designed living area, fully-equipped kitchen, dining portion and snug bedroom. The attached shower room has a tranquil aura that invigorates any weary individual. A fenced, aromatic bark-dusted expanse adjoins the frontal facade of the lodge, further adding to the charm.

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This welcome, family home is a wonderful base for your coastal getaway. Nestled on a leafy street in the idyllic village of Newton-by-the-Sea, you’ll love exploring this gorgeous slice of the Northumberland Coast as much as enjoying this sociable base.

Newton-by-the-Sea is dotted with traditional cream-washed cottages, and this charming abode is no different. Inside, the classic yet contemporary interior makes a lovely home-from-home, with polished hardwood floors, bright walls, a gas-burning fireplace, and cosy furnishings. We love the soft blue and sandy tones, exuding comfort while drawing inspiration from the coastal location. And if that doesn’t get you embracing being beside the seaside, the cute beach-themed artwork will. 

Every space has been designed with sociable families in mind. It’s open and inviting, with a beautiful kitchen that’s perfect for gathering around the kitchen island, preparing meals together as a group. The conservatory is another bright and homely space. It’s particularly lovely in the mornings with the sunlight pouring in through the ceiling windows while you savour a nice, hot coffee. Or, you can take your coffee out to the patioed garden and breathe in the fresh seaside air.  

Whether you plan on spending your days windsurfing, sailing, relaxing on the beach, bird watching, or exploring the quaint village, there’s a lot to love about Newton-by-the-Sea. Tuck into an obligatory lunch of fish and chips on the beach and explore the village’s historical churches. Return home to catch the last of the afternoon sun in your garden with a good glass of wine, before getting the barbecue going for a grilled feast.

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This charming, cosy and comfortable cottage is perfect for families seeking to explore the Northumbrian coast. You’ll love taking your morning coffee out onto the patio, whipping up family favourites in the fully-equipped kitchen and, in the summer months, dining alfresco in the garden. Laze on the sofas in the living room by the electric wood-burning stove or kick back and relax with a glass of wine and a good book. At the day’s end indulge in a long, hot soak in the tub before bed.

Alternatively, pack a picnic and spend the day at the beach, basking in the sun and swimming in the sea, or trying your hand at sailing, windsurfing or fishing. Follow the coastal path for views of dramatic cliff-top ruins before popping into one of the local pubs for a pint or a smattering of supper. Should you want to venture a little further the historic market town of Alnwick with its impressive castle and gardens is 9 miles away, while Seahouses, Bamburgh and Craster are also all within easy reach.

Sherbet by the Sea

With plenty of charm and a whole host of modern comforts, this recently refurbished farm building is a wonderful introduction to Northumberland. It's the perfect place to kick back and relax between your adventures in this rugged corner of England. 

The main living space, with its high ceilings and traditional wooden beams, is as cosy as it is grand. Light up the wood burner and flop down on the sofa with a glass of wine to watch a blockbuster after a busy day. When you get hungry, you can whip up your favourite hearty dishes in the kitchen – we recommend a classic Sunday roast. And, if the weather is warm, you can enjoy a tipple outside on the terrace, as you breathe in the fresh air and make some plans for your stay. 

History buffs are truly spoilt, with Alnwick Castle, Bamburg Castle, and Dunstanburgh Castle all within a short drive. Walkers and cyclists can pack a picnic and explore the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just a stone's throw away. And, if you fancy a day trip, you can drive down to Newcastle in around an hour, to immerse yourself in the lively city. 

The Periwinkle

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Set within the grounds of the exquisite Glanton Pyke Georgian home, this little cottage opens its doors to the abundant beauty of the Northumberland countryside. 

Located at the foothills of the Cheviot Hills and just a short drive from the beach, you’ll find everything you could need for a restorative retreat – including your own private garden. 

Renovated and styled by an acclaimed interior designer, every detail of this home evokes a wonderful sense of warmth and character. From the antique furnishings to the cosy blankets and crisp linen sheets, it’s the perfect setting to pause, relax and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. So whether you’re cooking with fresh local produce, enjoying a glass of wine by the wood-burning stove or taking an evening stroll through the grounds, this is the kind of home that will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired. 

Outside, you’ll find the main house features a 19th-century walled kitchen garden – this is a lovely spot to soak up the atmospheric beauty of this location. 

Days can be spent exploring the rich and diverse landscape of Northumberland. From the wild and stunning beaches along the coast to charming market towns and ancient castles, there are endless ways to experience this special region. And whether you’re hiking, cycling, sightseeing or simply enjoying the views, this cottage provides the perfect little sanctuary – a quiet space to relax in style. 

The Garden Glory  

With enough space for a large family get-together, this holiday home is three storeys of rural comfort; from its two plush living rooms (boasting sea views from bay windows and a woodburner fire) to its five charming bedrooms. The kitchen is equipped with a range cooker and leads into the open dining area, where you’ll serve meals for up to ten guests at the traditional refectory-style table. The home sits just outside of the idyllic village of Embleton, just a half hour stroll through the countryside to the sweeping sands of Embleton Bay beach, where you can continue on to Newton by the Sea for a pint at The Ship Inn’s microbrewery. If you’re the golfing sort, play a round at the Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course or explore the National Trust castle itself for a dose of local history. 

Coastal Memories

Go back in time to this Georgian country house, only 9 miles from the iconic Alnwick Castle and Garden. As part of a private estate, you'll find lush grounds, a lily pond, and outdoor seating spots. Travelling with kids? There's baby equipment, toys, and old-fashioned lawn games to try out during the summer. Indoors, the characterful rooms are full of authentic features, including a log fire and flagstone flooring. Rothbury awaits 6 miles away, well known for its bakery and charming high-street amenities.

The Golden Chest

Bamburgh Beach and its seafront castle are just a short stroll away from this home. Days spent lounging on the sand are definitely a given, but, if you'd rather enjoy a laid-back afternoon at home, the garden is the perfect spot. A timber playset is available for children, a lawn is great for furry friends, and outdoor seating lets parents relax with a refreshing drink. We think the nautical-inspired interiors are lovely, too. The log burner keeps things cosy during the cooler months and the soaker bath is just what you need after a day exploring the Northumbrian coast. Leisure club membership is also included, although a small entry charge applies.

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When you decide to holiday in the UK, you typically have to decide between the coast and the countryside. Not here – this lovely Northumbrian cottage is surrounded by rolling countryside, with a beach just 10 miles away. You can start each day with a paddle and a bracing march along the shore, and pass afternoons exploring the countryside. History-buffs will enjoy discovering the ruin of the 13th-century Edlingham Castle nearby – we love that you can set off on gorgeous walks right from the doorstep here. Historic Alnwick and its spectacular castle are only 6 miles away, too. 

When you’re not muddying your boots or tucking into fish and chips, you’ll love spending time in the garden. It’s enclosed so four-legged friends and little ones alike can play safely while you sip mugs of tea and take in the glorious views. If the weather is a touch more British and you need to shelter inside, you might curl up around the log burner. Rest your weary feet and spend evenings catching up around the fire – what a perfect way to end the day. 


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Looking for luxury? This apartment in the coastal town of Tynemouth is the picture of lavish elegance. With so much room, you won't believe this whole apartment is just for the two of you. Not only is the home decorated beautifully, but it's also in the heart of the town, just a short walk away from the sandy beach. 

The living room has the feel of a grand hall – statue busts, twinkling chandeliers, prestigious artwork, and a rich mahogany dining table exude opulence. You'll love spending evenings here, the gas-burning stove warming you up from the inside out, while you sip on good wine and enjoy the lighthearted conversation. 

Not only does the kitchen look wonderful, but the top-notch appliances will convince even the most reluctant of chefs to rustle up something, even just once. Mornings here are particularly lovely with the early light pouring in through the large windows, while you enjoy a hearty breakfast around the farmhouse-style kitchen table. 

When you want to explore, you're steps away from the town's independent cafes, restaurants, bars, galleries, and more. Take morning walks around the Victorian boating lake with a coffee in hand, before enjoying a lunch of fish and chips along the sandy beach. Then, take a stroll along the promenade, popping into a pub for a nice afternoon pint. 

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Steeped in history, this grand yet homely castle makes for a remarkably atmospheric base in the Scottish Borders. The seat of Clan Kerr, this 15th-century castle is known as Scotland’s frontier fortress. It’s set amid enchanting forests overlooking the River Jed, 2 miles south of Jedburgh. Some guests will sleep in the ground-floor wing, while others will fight over the romantic turret bedrooms. A wood-panelled turret library in the southwest tower is full of books and curiosities, and there are portraits of King James VI and the Kerr family dotted throughout the castle. For a real taste of historic Scotland, you won’t do better than this castle. 

Scottish Hideaway

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An eleven-minute drive to the bustling town of Hexham (or just over thirty minutes to the metropolis of Newcastle), this delightful cottage offers a secluded, rural retreat in the north of England. The setting is postcard-perfect – a white picket fence, traditional iron lamppost, and handmade stone wall surround this cute and cosy home. As you stroll down your paved entrance, you’ll notice your manicured lawn, flowerbed, and dining patio. On a sunny day, it’s the ideal spot for a picnic. Or on a chilly evening, it’s even better for stargazing with a hot toddy in hand. Inside, the living space is a welcoming mix of old and new. The stylish, light-grey kitchen is understated and modern. But we love the traditional countryside features such as flagstone flooring and a sandstone, inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove. You feel like you've gone back in time when you’re stoking the flames with the cast-iron tools, and adding fresh logs from the wicker basket. And there’s plenty of history to discover outside the home too – take a thirty-five-minute walk to the 2000-year-old Chesters Roman Fort and Museum on Hadrian’s Wall.

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Delight in picturesque sea views at The property, a charming coastal retreat offering a perfect blend of comfort, tranquility, and breathtaking sea views that will make your stay truly unforgettable. With its prime location just a stone's throw away from the shoreline, this home offers stunning vistas of the sparkling ocean from the rear facing rooms and the spacious garden. Wake up to the sound of gentle waves crashing against the shore and enjoy your morning coffee while taking in the panoramic coastal scenery. Situated in one of Britain's most wildlife-rich coastlines, there is fantastic rock-pooling to be had on Cresswell rocks at low tide, and you might catch a glimpse of the resident school of bottlenose dolphins hunting and playing within the bay. Engage in friendly competition with a selection of board games or relax with a movie night on the Smart TV. Prepare delicious meals in the fully equipped kitchen/diner or take a stroll along the sandy beach at the bottom of the garden. Parking is provided for up to one vehicle to the rear of the house. Create lasting memories at Seaside Serenity!

Wave Watcher's Paradise

Perched upon the Whitley coast lies this comfortable modern home. Large windows allow natural daylight to permeate the house during the day, so you can wake up to scenic views right from the bedrooms, and open the window to let in the smell of the sea. Sit out on the patio in the garden and enjoy drinks and good company as the sun sets or curl up on the sofa in the living room and get lost in a good book.

You'll find plenty to do in Whitley Bay, including the two miles of golden sandy beaches, where you'll enjoy some incredible vistas from the St Mary's Island lighthouse. If you're hoping to find some great places to eat out during your trip, you’re in luck – Spanish City plays host to a Renaissance-style hall complete with a fish and chip restaurant, a bar and a traditional tearoom. What’s more, this abode is in close proximity to public transport, so you'll be able to hop on a bus to the city centre for some retail therapy.

Triptych by the Waves

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Hidden away on a lovely farm estate, this stunning stone cottage offers all the charm of a country retreat combined with the convenience of all the mod cons. On cool nights, cosy up by the wood-burning stove and play board games by firelight or stream your favourite films as you sink into the sofa. The patio area of the private walled garden is the perfect place to sip coffee out of the wind in the morning and glasses of wine in the afternoon when the sun emerges from behind the building and warms the stones. Of course, you could spend all day wandering the moors around the home, and the coast is only a short drive away. Alternatively, you could drive thirty minutes to Whiteadder Watersports Centre for sailing, kayaking and SUP sessions, or visit the timeless city of Edinburgh, a forty-mile drive away.

Farrier's Cottage

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The gentle colour scheme at this inviting family home not only sets the mood for a wonderfully relaxing trip, it also perfectly matches its idyllic surroundings. Nestled into the popular town of Seahouses on Northumberland’s coastline, this is a perfect retreat for those in need of some fresh sea air and long coastal walks. A cosy living space calls for snuggling up when the wind blows a gale, while a manicured garden complete with dining set lets you make the most of sunny days. Put a picnic together in your sleek kitchen and take the eighteen-minute stroll to North Sunderland Beach for rock pooling and bracing dips in the North Sea. For those who want a little more adventure, there’s a horse riding school and two golf courses within walking distance of your doorstep. But you can’t visit Seahouses without taking a day trip to the Farne Islands – Sir David Attenborough declared it as one of his most favourite places in the UK to see nature at its best. Keep your eyes peeled for puffins, razorbills and seals bobbing in the waves.

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A truly stunning rural retreat, this home is sat on a hill overlooking the beautiful South Tyne Valley – just five minutes from Hadrian's Wall. Away from it all, yet within walking distance of the village pub, this place really has to be one of our favourites in this neck of the woods. A converted farm worker's cottage, it's been lovingly updated to create a modern and comfortable stay. As soon as you walk in, you're welcomed by a warm and classically furnished home, with every little detail already thought of. There's an impressive stone fireplace in the open-plan living room, fitted with a log burner for cosy evenings in, no matter the weather outside. On sunny days, open the French doors to the pretty garden and sit outside on the terrace – the sunsets here are amazing. Keen cooks will love the high-spec kitchen, which flows easily into the dining area and living room so everyone can socialise. Each bedroom has a bathroom and we love the master bedroom's view and its lovely freestanding bath. Here you'll be in prime walking country, with hikes from your doorstep. And it's just a ten-minute drive to the market town of Hexham.

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A former farmer's cottage just a short drive from Bamburgh and Seahouses, this place has had quite a facelift in recent years and now offers a comfortable and smart home with plenty of luxury touches. A huge vaulted ceiling hangs over the sociable, open-plan living space, where you'll find a high-end kitchen, comfy seating area and dining table – along with big windows and a rather special view. In all its glory, Bamburgh Castle is visible on the skyline just across the nearby farm buildings.

Bright, cosy bedrooms and two bathrooms provide plenty of space for a family or a few friends to share, and we love the ground floor bedroom with patio doors opening to the garden. 

A great spot for keen walkers and beach lovers, it's just a few minutes drive to the coast (the beach is 2 miles away) and even less to the castle itself. Set in a quiet farming hamlet, you'll have peace and quiet, as well as the local amenities, pubs and cafes just a few minutes away.

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For those seeking a bucolic break, this cottage offers a rural retreat along the Northumberland coast. The setting is postcard-perfect – a stone façade, postbox red door, and a luscious green garden surround this home. Wake up every morning and soak up the sound of seclusion on your terrace with coffee. When you’re ready to head out, you’re moments away from Beadnell Bay Beach, Ebb’s Nook and Beadnell Harbour, as well as within a short distance of the Farne Islands.

Inside, there are traditional countryside features such as beamed ceilings, exposed stonework and a wood-burning fireplace. You’ll love sharing a bottle of red wine, fire crackling in the background, after a day exploring the coastal paths. And there’s plenty of history to discover outside the home too – jump in the car to the 14th-century Preston Tower and Iron Age fort, Dunstanburgh Castle.

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Nestled along Northumbria's picturesque coastline like a lighthouse calling to the ocean, this home will leave you feeling very well connected to the sea. Make the most of having your own personal watchtower where you can witness views of Budle Bay from different angles. We particularly adore the addition of a telescope, which will allow you to explore the distant scenery. Budle Bay has built a reputation as a bird sanctuary, so you might just spot birds like wildfowl and waders flying past. The home itself oozes a connection to the sea and the sandy bays that surround it – from the lush blues of the furnishings to the decorative touches.

Being located on the edge of historic Bamburgh, in the small village of Waren Mill, means you can enjoy long, quiet walks and energetic hikes through the countryside and along the coast here. A trip to Bamburgh Castle followed by a stroll along Bamburgh's sandy shores is a must. It takes five-minutes to drive here and you can easily while away hours marveling at the scenery. If you watched The Last Kingdom on Netflix, then you may just recognise the castle – it's pretty iconic to the storyline! Going slightly further afield, Northumbria National Park can be reached within thirty-minutes, and here you'll find beautiful walks amongst the lush countryside.

The Sea is My Friend

A cosy escape to the countryside for a couple or a single traveller, Dorian Grey Cottage has everything you’ll need for a relaxing trip. Nestled into the village of Belford, you’ll be surrounded by rural farms and beautiful hills, perfect for idyllic walks. In fact, staying here means getting the best of both worlds as you are neatly tucked away between the Northumberland coastline and the beautiful wilderness of Northumberland National Park. Spend your days going for long country or coastal walks, visit the nearby town of Bamburgh for its famous castle, or simply sit back in front of the wood-burning stove, read a book and enjoy each other’s company. Weather permitting, we also highly recommend spending some time in the private decking area. Wake up and enjoy your coffee in the morning sun, for example, or end the day with a glass of wine after being out and about all day.

Dorian Grey Cottage

Within an hours' drive of Edinburgh, this countryside cottage in the Scottish Borders town of Greenlaw enjoys the best of both worlds. While you have the option to head to the city for the day, you can also stay put, enjoying moorland views and hill walks — Berwick-upon-Tweed and its coastline is only half an hour's drive away, too. The recently refurbished interior is a lovely place to return to after time spent out in the elements, with comfy furnishings positioned around the log burner sure to have you feeling warm and toasty again. Failing that, a long soak in the bathtub will do the trick. When the weather is favourable, you can take full advantage of the home's front garden surrounded by a stone wall, which has a pretty view of Scottish hillsides and a barbecue for those bursts of balmy weather.

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