Perched along the busy harbourfront, this beautifully updated 18th-century cottage offers light and welcoming accommodation for couples and smaller families seeking a relaxing hideaway at the heart of the cheerful coastal village of Seahouses. With space for up to four guests, the beautiful holiday home features wooden beams, tasteful furnishings and a glass-panelled balcony with a view over the harbour and out to sea. An ideal base for walkers, beach lovers and nature spotters, this inviting hideaway is perfectly situated for exploring the area’s breathtaking countryside, historic sites, quaint market towns and magnificent woodlands.
The cottage features a spacious and cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a characterful beamed ceiling. The lounge has comfortable seating, a Bluetooth speaker and a Smart TV, perfect for unwinding in the evenings. The welcoming dining table is ideal for sharing tasty family meals you can rustle up in the stylishly arranged kitchen to the rear. The ground floor also has a useful shower room. Upstairs, you will find two cheery bedrooms: a peaceful, nautically styled twin and a charming king-size room with a raised seating area and sliding doors opening onto the glass-fronted balcony. Featuring garden furniture, this is a relaxing spot to sit out with a morning coffee or a glass of wine in the evening as you take in the far-reaching sea views.
Seahouses is a large, friendly village with a choice of great pubs and restaurants. From the harbour, you can join a boat trip to the Farne Islands, Holy Island, or out to sea to spot puffins and grey seals. There are some beautiful beaches nearby, with Annstead Dunes Nature Reserve leading south along the coast to the popular seaside village of Beadnell (2 miles). Also within easy reach are The Alnwick Garden, Bamburgh Castle and Dunstanburgh Castle, all within 14 miles.