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Malcolm Miller House

Alnmouth, Northumberland
Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Change Fri
Dogs welcome 2
4 star
Complex of properties
Internet access
Pub nearby
Shop nearby
Beach within easy reach
Fishing onsite / nearby
Family friendly
Towels included
Travel cot available
Highchair available
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At a glance

  • Modern home-from-home just a short walk from the local beach
  • Beautiful countryside and estuary views from the property
  • Situated in the village of Alnmouth, home to a range of restaurants, cafes and shops
  • Wonderful walks along the stunning coastline
  • Watersports, golf and horse riding all available locally
  • Other nearby attractions include a medieval castle, boat trips to Coquet Island and the neighbouring villages of Warkworth and Amble
Overview
Property code: CN126

This contemporary home offers a sociable open-plan layout in a desirable central location.

Malcolm Miller House is located just a short walk from the glorious beach, river estuary and friendly coastal village of Alnmouth with a range of great restuarants, pubs, coffee houses and independent shops. Guests can expect a high standard of modern, luxury, self-catering accommodation for a family or group of up to 5 friends. This property offers two tastefully furnished bedrooms, a modern bathroom with a large, separate shower cubicle, as well as a bath with a further shower over, a spacious kitchen with all the facilities you will need, plus a combination lounge/dining area area. This really is an exceptional property and you will enjoy coming home following your days out and about in our wonderful Northumberland.

In addition to all the famous local attractions on offer along our famous, heritage coastline area, there are a variety of walks and cycle rides available for guests, (N.B. bikes can be hired from Alnmouth village’s train station). Within walking distance of the fabulous beach, guests can enjoy a range of excellent coastal activities including water sports, the golf club with a fabulous view of the sea and walks along the seemingly endless, golden beaches. The popular neighbouring villages of Warkworth and Amble are within easy reach and offer a variety of attractions from visits to the medieval castle, stunning river walks, boat trips to Coquet Island, and mouth watering seafood restaurants and renowned cafes and ice cream parlours.

Only a 30 to 35-minute drive away are the attractive coastal villages of Bamburgh and Seahouses, with Low Newton, Craster and Howick ( the home of Earl Grey Tea) even closer. Why not take a day out to enjoy the fabulous Alnwick Garden and Alnwick Castle where they filmed Harry Potter’s Hogwarts and scenes from Downton Abbey. In addition, the cultural hubs of Newcastle upon Tyne, Edinburgh and the border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed are all only a train ride away.

This cottage accepts two medium/large or three small well behaved dogs.

Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water are included.

Free off road parking for one car. Additional parking is on a first come, first served basis.

Please Note: For larger groups, Charles Dickens House (sleeps up to 7) can be booked together with Malcolm Miller House.

Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.

  • 2 bedrooms 1 king-size, 1 twin with additional daybed for fifth guest
  • 1 bathroom with shower over the bath and WC
  • Electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment, microwave, dishwasher and coffee machine
  • Electric wood-burner-effect fire
  • Free off-road parking for 1 car, additional parking available on first come, first served basis
  • 2 medium/large or 3 small well-behaved dogs welcome
  • Bed linen included
  • TV in the lounge
  • Central heating and electric included
  • Pubs and shops within driving distance
  • Wi-Fi included
  • Off-road parking for 1 car

This property is personally managed by Nicola.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 12 guest ratings

Overall cleanliness
4.8
Overall equipment
4.2
Overall comfort
4.8
Overall location
4.5

Reviewed by Diane 31st May 2019

We had a lovely time in alnmouth at Malcolm miller house. We love the area and our holiday home was everything we expected. One of the nicer ones we have stayed in and would definitely recommend it to others.

Reviewed by Roger 17th May 2019

Great location, no views but being 5 minutes from the beach not that critical, unsure if we could use the tables and chairs on the entrance overlooking the harbour.

Reviewed by Ann 19th April 2019

Excellent holiday property, close to all amenities, shops and pubs. Great starting point for local walks to Warkworth and Boulmer. Private parking a big advantage.

Reviewed by Claire E 24th February 2018

Fantastic winter break in Northumberland staying at Malcolm Miller House. The property is recently renovated two storey house with two large bedrooms and good modern decor & facilities. It is a terraces property which opens directly onto a path down the side of the block. Access from the steep car park is via this path and there are a few steps to Read morenegotiate. Many great walks are easily accessible directly from this property without using the car. We visited Berwick-upon-Tweed, Lindisfarne, Bamburgh, Craster, Warkworth, Alnwick and Amble. All these places were easy to drive to and are highly recommended for days out. Fabulous Sunday roast at The Sun Inn, Alnmouth. Puffin Stores at Alnmouth very useful - stocks almost everything! Would highly recommend Lord Crewe Arms at Bamburgh for great food in a dog friendly pub. Also Bertrams, Warkworth and Barter Books, Alnwick. Hide

Reviewed by Alison L 22nd September 2017

Malcolm Miller house was very comfortable. Alnmouth is quite pretty with a few nice places to eat. We liked the Sun Inn. The beaches are beautiful

Reviewed by Lisa B 1st September 2017

Malcolm Miller House in Alnmouth was an absolute gem. It had everything (and more) that we needed and was spotlessly clean with extras including scones, milk, tea, coffee and cleaning things..... the beaches at Alnmouth are amazing, Scotts deli was great for coffee and lunch and fish and chips from the hope and anchor was good too. We can recommendRead more sea fishing and the boat trips to the Farne Islands (both from Seahouses) we even took the dog on the boat trip, she loved it. It's our 4th visit to Northumberland and we WILL be back. Hide

Reviewed by Karen S 23rd June 2017

Fab house with lovely tasteful decor. Very clean and comfortable.

Reviewed by Jim E 29th May 2017

Malcolm Miller is in an excellent location, perfect for a peaceful break and chance to unwind, if that is what you are after, then this is cottage is the perfect.

Reviewed by Nigel P 26th May 2017

Wonderful place to stay in a perfect location.

Reviewed by Anne H 17th April 2017

A very comfortable holiday let with lots of space and character. Fantastic village and area.

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Location

Note: As the postcode is used to identify the general area of the property, it may not always reflect its precise location, therefore please only use this map as a guide.

If you’re looking for a seaside holiday with a difference, visit Northumberland – a region brimming with beautiful golden, sandy beaches, rolling hills, craggy moorland, bustling market towns and fishing villages, and more castles than in any other county in England.

Situated in the North East of England, this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty boasts no less than 39 miles of unspoilt coastline to explore and a calendar packed with exhilarating water sports options. To indulge in a spot of surfing, kayaking or powerboating, take a trip to one of the many breath-taking Northumberland beaches - where dogs love a good walk and fresh local seafood is never far away.

Home to the awe-inspiring Cheviot Hills and the historical Hadrian’s Wall, the Northumberland National Park is renowned for its open spaces, award-winning Dark Skies and stunning rural backdrops - and is the least populated national park in Britain. Offering access to challenging hikes, horse-riding, rock-climbing and a multitude of other action-packed activities, the park is one of the region’s greatest draws.

There is a huge range of spectacular wildlife and sea life waiting to be sighted, whether you take a boat ride to the Farne Islands to admire the colony of Atlantic grey seals and puffins, or explore the Kielder Water and Forest Park, home to magnificent ospreys. If it’s history you’re looking for, the imposing Bamburgh Castle and the world-famous Alnwick Castle are undoubtedly worth a visit.

Alternatively, if you’re seeking the bright lights of a city adventure, Newcastle upon Tyne is the place to go. Here, you can experience world-class culture, outstanding attractions, superb shopping, impressive live shows, top entertainers and delicious cuisine in abundance.

1 more property at this location

Charles Dickens House

Charles Dickens House

Sleeps: 7 | Bedrooms: 3

£706 - £1203

To arrange group bookings across one or more of these properties, call our team to check availability and book.

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