Sit back and sip your morning coffee on this property’s elevated terrace, planning a day of unforgettable Northumberland adventures while admiring Belford’s rooftops and castle turrets. Steeped in artistic heritage, this Blue Plaque property is the birthplace of Sir William Menzies Coldstream – a wonderful stay for admirers of the artist’s realist masterpieces. Both art lovers and fans of the great outdoors will find plenty to inspire them here, with Northumberland’s sweeping coastline just 3 miles away, offering long walks, wildlife spotting, and bike rides along rugged clifftops. Hosting up to five guests and welcoming pets, it’s a fantastic choice for families.
Flooded with natural light, this three-storey abode combines soft, neutral tones with homely decor throughout. Step into the kitchen/diner, where sleek cabinets and quality appliances make meal prep a pleasure. A utility room and WC next door add further convenience. Also on this floor, the lounge invites cosy evenings with its plush seating, Smart TV and roaring wood burner – the perfect setting to unwind after a day exploring. Upstairs, three inviting bedrooms are spread across the first and second floors. The top-floor super-king-size room, complete with a zip-and-link bed, Smart TV, and French doors leading to a private balcony, makes for a particularly special retreat. At ground level, you’ll find private parking for one car and an enclosed garden with a lawn, outdoor furniture, and a BBQ.
Venture out to explore the Northumberland Coast National Landscape, starting in Bamburgh (5.5 miles). With its mighty castle, scenic coastal golf course, and expansive sandy beach, this charming village is adored by locals and visitors alike. Follow the Northumberland Coast Path south towards Seahouses (9 miles), keeping your eyes peeled for dolphins, porpoises, and rare seabirds along the way.