Latest Holiday Cottage News
Planning your next break in Northumbria ? How about staying at stone built, tranquil
Glebe Court with views over open fields and private courtyard, set in a village near Alnwick. With harbour views from the sitting room, try the spectacular
Hideaway Cottage at Craster or for a large party or family holiday visit 4*
Ancroft Manor a period property with true character and six bedrooms.
Winter/Spring Breaks - 14 Dunes Court with views down the coastline and only 2 minutes walk to the sandy beach,
51 Kingsfield an immaculate modern house only five minutes walk from the sea and harbour at Seahouses,
Cuthbert's Cottage walking distance from Holy Island Causeway, for a Grade 2 listed atmosphere with views over the Tweed and walks along the old town walls to the beach visit
22 Quay Walls ... or for a week away staying in the old part of Alnwick,
Hufflepuff House is walking distance from Alnwick Castle and Gardens.
New on to The Books - Holburn Mill - a carefully renovated old mill building with lovely walks nearby and a stream running through the garden, close to St. Cuthbert's Cave,
Boatman's Cottage at Low Newton By The Sea - a spectacular holiday cottage just yards from the glorious beaches at Newton By The Sea, how about
The Reading Rooms with ground floor bedrooms and wheelchair access just north of Alnwick or
Burn Bank Cottage - a newly restored 4* stone cottage with fantastic views and only 10 minutes from the Coast. With new owners and back on the books, 4*
The Smithy this popular cottage, with ground floor bedrooms, countryside setting is only five minutes from beaches at either Beadnell or Newton by the Sea.
Our featured Northumbrian Castle and Garden for February are Dunstanburgh Castle and Chesters Walled Garden
Low season in Northumberland ? - Lots of our holiday cottages offer short breaks of either 3 or 4 nights - why not choose a cottage then ring us to ask ...
Thinking of a Spring Break or Easter Holiday in 2010 ? Choose a property and check availability online or ring us and just ask, the answer is probably yes...