Property Overview
This cottage is one of only a few remaining original stone built cottages in Seahouses. Built as a fisherman’s cottage in around the 1820s, it is full of character and charm. It is in a great location, being on a quiet cul-de-sac but only a stone throw from the harbour and only a short walk to the Main Street.
The cottage has a spacious lounge with two leather sofas, flat screen TV and DVD player, there is also a IPOD docking station. Taking centre stage is a beautiful multi-fuel cast iron stove which when lit adds to the romatic feel of the cottage. The flooring is real oak throughout. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you are likely to need, including fridge, freezer, washing machine, over, hob, toaster, kettle etc. The double bedroom has been tastefully decorated and has an en-suite bathroom with a huge walk in shower and is furnished and decorated to a good standard. With heating provided by night storage heaters and a multi-fuel stove in the lounge, this is a lovely place to enjoy a well earned break whatever the season.
Accommodation
Bedroom 1 : Double bedroom with white furniture and en-suite bathroom.
Living/Dining Room : Two comfortable leather sofas, multi-fuel stove, flat screen TV, DVD player.
Kitchen : Fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine. All crockery and cutlery is provided. Iron and ironing board also provided.
Cleaning/towels/
linen/maid service : Duvet, linen and towels are provided. Changed weekly for two week or longer stays.
Outside : There is space for one vehicle in front of the cottage. There is a shared yard at the back and bench to sit out.
Sorry pets are not allowed at this cottage
Location:
At Seahouses you are literally surrounded by stunning scenery and spoilt for choice for things to do and places to visit. Within a short walk of the cottage are many attractions of Seahouses itself. The harbour is just around the corner and there are many pubs, shops and restaurants to choose from along Main Street.
The Farne Islands can be reached by regular boat trips from Seahouses harbour. Great for bird lovers and geologists.
The historic town of Alnwick is only 10 miles away where you will find a thriving, historic market town with something a bit special! Even if you are not green fingered, a visit to Alnwick Gardens is a must, where you can stroll around the stunning gardens and waterfalls. Harry Potter fans of all ages should visit Alnwick Castle (or Hogwart’s School) and relive some of the favourite scenes from the popular films.
The Heritage coastline is dotted with castles and villages and stunning beaches – ideal for walking all year round. The Cheviot Hills are only a short drive away offering superb views across to Holy Island and Lindisfarne. Alternatively, a stroll along the coats to Bamburgh Castle (only 1 mile away) or a visit to Holy Island are both ideal for a family day out.
- CD player
- Cooker
- DVD
- Ensuite bathroom
- Flat screen TV
- Fridge/freezer
- Iron and ironing board
- Microwave
- Night storage heaters
- Washing machine
- Wood burning stove