Set in the picturesque village of Lesbury, this delightful stone cottage makes a characterful holiday retreat for four guests. Perfect for couples and smaller families keen to explore a breathtaking part of Northumberland, the stylishly decorated and tastefully furnished hideaway has a delightful wildflower garden for you to unwind in at the end of a wonderful day. This charming bolthole makes a fantastic base for walkers, nature spotters, beach lovers and history buffs keen to discover the area's medieval castles, breathtaking coastline, ancient sites and majestic countryside.
Stepping inside this lovely semi-detached retreat, a welcoming porch leads you through into a bright, colourful lounge with a Smart TV, a wood burner-effect electric fire and cosy seating. A stylishly lit dining table is to one side. A door leads through to a sleek, thoughtfully organised kitchen with ample equipment, a breakfast table and a breakfast bar. The ground floor also has a refreshing shower room and a handy utility room. Upstairs, a bright and cheery bathroom serves two characterful, charmingly decorated south-facing double bedrooms. Outside, the front garden features a couple of chairs within the wildflowers, providing a serene spot for a morning coffee. To the rear, there's a choice of patio seating areas, perfect for dining alfresco on a quiet sunny afternoon. Storage space is available for bikes and beach equipment. The shared driveway has an allocated private parking space, with additional roadside parking to the front.
Lesbury lies just a mile from Alnmouth, known for its beautiful beach and a diverse range of wildlife along the river. Popular attractions in the town include The Old School Gallery, the Alnmouth Gun Battery and the Ferryman's Hut. Inland, the thriving market town of Alnwick (3.5 miles) is famous for Alnwick Castle and The Alnwick Garden.