The epitomy of the village vicarage, The Old Vicarage at Beadnell is a stunning property set on its own, surrounded by woodland and paddock on the edge of this popular holiday village. Offering classical accommodation, the Vicarage welcomes you via a gated gravelled drive, to a gravelled parking area. Through the courtyard door is a completely enclosed area providing quality teak furniture, barbecue and the old stable providing secure storage for leisure equipment (cycles etc). Entering the property through the flagstoned floored kitchen with "antique Aga", downstairs is a cloakroom, drawing room with open fire and 40"+ TV with Freeview and DVD, a formal dining room and "Vicars snug". Upstairs on the 1st floor are 4 bedrooms - 1 King double, 1 King double with whb, 1 King double ensuite bathroom (shower over bath), 1 twin bedroom and 2 further family bathrooms, both with shower over bath. Up on the 2nd floor is a further double bedroom in an attic room, adjacent to the games room with full size table tennis table and pool table.
The property sleeps max 8 people, although this can be across the five bedrooms.
Outside, the property stands in its own grounds and guests are welcome to use the enclosed courtyard, the front garden and the woodland arboretium. Note that the front paddock is "out of bounds".
Whats included:
The Utility /Boot room - rear entrance:
deep belfast style sink
ceiling airer
oil boiler - water & central heating
Hoover & housekeeping materials
dishwasher
freezer
large fridge - ideal for the liquid refreshments
washing machine
tumble drier
The Kitchen:
antique style electric Aga with traditional ceiling airer
electric oven
electric ceramic hob
microwave
fridge
toaster
kettle
liquidiser
crockery, cutlery, glasses and utensils for up to 8 people
catering size pans, oven dishes etc
radio/CD player
breakfasting table and chairs
The Drawing Room:
seating for everyone
open fire
large flatscreen TV
DVD player
piano
bookcase and library of books and magazines
The Formal Dining Room:
mahogany dining table and 8 chairs
traditional mahogany side board
mahogany drinks cabinet
Vicar's Snug:
two leather sofas
mahogany butler's secretaire - here you'll find the local information library
TV with freeview and DVD
Upstairs:
Master Bedroom
King double bed
dressing Table
chest of drawers
large wardrobe
bedside tables & lights
Twin Bedroom
two single 3' beds
bedside cabinets & lights
dressing table
wardrobe
2 chairs
Double Room (front)
King double bed
dressing table
wardrobe
bedside tables & lights
wash hand basin
Double Room (side)
King double bed
chest of drawers/table
wardrobe
2 antique chairs
Ensuite, bath with shower over, whb, toilet.
Family bathroom (rear)
bath with shower over, toilet and whb
linoleum floor
Family bathroom (landing)
bath with shower over, toilet, bidet and whb
linoleum floor
2nd Floor:
double bedroom with iron bedstead bed (at an additional cost and must be pre-booked)
drawers
bedside tables and lights
wardrobe
stripped pine floor
Games Room
full size table tennis table
pool table
What is included in the price:
bedding, bed linen, towels
electricity,
oil for central heating & hot water
Wi-Fi
initial supply of logs, kindling, matches for the drawing room fire October to March
parking for up to 4 cars
Welcome Pack: tea, coffee, sugar, milk and a sweet treat.
soap, shower gel and shampoo and initial supply of toilet rolls
What can be arranged: Charges may apply.
Travel cot (no mattress, protector or linen is supplied) - £20 per week
High Chair - £15 per week
Dog duvet - £10 per week
Plastic dog bed - £10 per week
Dog crate - large / medium £20 per week
Grocery shop - charges apply.
Golf tee times and other leisure activities please just ask. - charges may apply.
Special Occasion /celebrations - Party pack; Honeymoon package, in-house catering, summer barbecue packs, ladies pamper sessions - charges apply.
Special Notes/Conditions:
There is a minimum price of £1050 per stay, mid and peak season dates will be higher.
Please check the availability and prices tab above for exact price of your booking.
The property is NOT available to stag or hen parties.
House price is for up to 8 people using the four 1st floor bedrooms. Use of attic bedroom must be registered on booking at a nominal charge of £25, but the maximum occupancy must not exceed 8 persons. This is useful if you have a requirement for a single occupancy in a room.
Dog welcome £25 per stay.
This property requires a £250 good housekeeping bond to be lodged during your stay, please see our terms and conditions.
The Aga is different but easy, if you need information on cooking with an Aga please click here which will take you to the AGA website
Looking to accommodate more people, the Vicarage is bookable with the owner's other properties The Haven (sleeps 4) and Topcliffe (sleeps 5) in Beadnell, less than a 10 minute walk.
Please note the owner does not allow parties or events at the Vicarage and numbers must not exceed those named on the booking/s.
Another lovely stay at The Old Vicarage, it's great to have space to gather together but also seperate.
A lovely base to travel from to enjoy the area.
The Smith Family, Apr 2018
Another lovely stay at The Old Vicarage. Very relaxing and we really appreciated the space and the peace and quiet.
Spent most of the time walking on the beaches and visiting the pubs along the way and we were so lucky with the weather as every walk was in the dry. Our border terrier also loved the beaches especially Budle Bay.
This is our third visit to Northumberland and our second visit in the last 12 months and we will certainly be back soon.
It is fast becoming our favourite part of the UK!
Keith and Brenda, Feb 2018
What a wonderful week we have had in this amazing property!
Very well equipped and extremely comfortable beds. Such a short walk to the beach, we have walked for miles.
The weather has been lovely. We had a delightful meal at the Craster Arms in the village - which was pet friendly.
Loved the extra touches, biscuits, tea, coffee and milk waiting for us.
Taking home two very tired collies!
Hope to be back!
ps, we had a pianist with us so had some wonderful recitals!
pps, thanks for the doggie welcome packs, woof!
The Broughton Family, Oct 2017
Perfect house, beautiful location, a week of sun was a welcome bonus. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us. Hope to be back next year. Ali.
This is a perfect location! I've enjoyed finding out about the history of this house and the two people in the paintings in the living room. The house has real character and was a welcoming atmosphere. Thank you. Clare.
I echo the sentiments of Ali and Clare. We have had a wonderfully active and, at times, restful week in our beloved Northumberland, based in this atmospheric Old Vicarage. We hope to return... Colin.
Had a wonderful time at the Old Vicarage, especially after researching the history of the house and the previous residents. I have left a brief snapshot of their lives in a file, here in the house.
I hope you enjoy reading about the Vicars/Reverends and their family. Jenny.
ps, I hope to research John Wood and Ann Craster (paintings in the living room) when I return home!
The Turner Family, Sep 2017
Lovely stay over Christmas.
The walk South is lovely - go through Beadnell and the caravan park and walk South on the beach. We did this with a mean gale force wind but clean skies and sand blowing down the beach. The outflow of the Nanny Burn is a wonderful combination of sandbanks, river and hundreds of birds. Along the coast we saw Redshank, Grey Plover, Turnstone and Sandlings.
The Nanny Bridge is beautiful - a simple, wooden railed bridge which is quite straight and gives patterns of shadows from the low winter sun.
Two more miles South to the lovely Ship Inn - crowded but we could eat outside due to the weather.
Back to Beadnell Towers where they have a friendly atmosphere and Football Channels.
The Murray-Rust family congregated at Beadnell from a diversity of places including Edinburgh, Cambridge and Melborne (Australia).
It really couldn't have been better!
From my point of view, the weather was amazing, with opportunities to photograph the magic Northumbrian coast that might not have been expected at this time of year.
The high winds from Storm Barbara combined with the low winter sun created some special efects.
Very rewarding.
The Murray-Rust Family , Dec 2016
Enjoyed a lovely stay in this fantastic house! It was a great location and everything was very handy. We had all that we needed in the house and would love to come back again sometime. It was a fab place to stay. Thank you.
The Quinns and Bennetts, Aug 2016
We have had a wonderful stay in this welcoming house. Weather we couldn't have dreamed of! Loved getting up to the warm kitchen and watching the hares in the garden and field. The area is truly beautiful and we explored the coast and inland. We enjoyed coming back here and then walking to 2 dog-friendly pubs. We have decided that reports of very bad weather here are only to keep people away so that it remains a special place, ha ha!
Rayburn Family, Milton Keynes, Aug 2015
Had a wonderful time in Northumberland. The house is beautiful - plenty of space for us all. The area is full of things to do - I don't think one visit is quite enough. All in all a wonderful house, a wonderful place and a truly wonderful holiday!
The Foreman family, Aug 2015
What a lovely place, so enjoyed our stay here. Fabulous comfy house. Lots of space, well maintained. Loads of great things to do in this area. We have had a fab week, the beaches are to die for! Particularly dog-friendly part of the world. Enjoyed cooking on an Aga.
The Pepper party, Bolton, Jun 2015
We had a lovely Easter week - the weather was perfect blue sky and sun all week. The house was very comfortable and cosy - sometimes hard ot drag ourselves out for the day but so many places to visit and fantastic beaches.
Inglis family, Apr 2015
What a lovely house & so scheluded. We had a great w/end as a group 7 pairs celebrating a 70th. Also the weather was good to us.
Peter Moore, Davina & Christopher, Oct 2014
We really could not have had a better place to gather special friends! The atmosphere of this lovely house encourages peace & happiness! & fun!
An experience we shall never forget.
TG, Oct 2014
This is a lovely house. We really enjoyed sitting outside in the courtyard for breakfast and playing table tennis in the games room. We had a vrty peaceful and relaxing few days. We loved the Aga and now we want one! Would love to come back and explore the area some more.
Lily, Jake, Lizzie, Sam, Philip, Karen, TG, Aug 2014
We loved the large spacious house and enjoyed being in the garden. Our young puppy loved it here and being near Beadnell Bay was lovely. Loved The Craster Arms. The gardener was very friendly.
Would definately come again.
The White's, Aug 2014
Had a wonderful time in spite of getting tail end of hurricane "Bertha". House beautiful and well appointed. Prompt response from Stay Northumbria when we suddenly found no water coming from all the taps. Beach walking superb at low tide at Bamburgh, Seahouses and Beadnell.
Look forward to returning.
The Jacksons & Shipps, Aug 2014
An imposing and beautiful house with history oozing throughout every room. Younger members of the party - imaginations running rife as they traversed rooms and imagined possible ghostly inhabitants. I'm sure "George" wasn't impressed!
A priviledge to be here. Stay Northumbria prompt to address issues e.g. TV in snug wasn't working, an engineer was sent for immediately.
Surrounding area beautiful, tranquil again steeped in history.
Thank you.
Whitings, Howards & Leaning, May 2014
The house is lovely and we had a very relaxing stay. There are wonderful places to visit & a nice place to come back to & get cosy! The house is beautifully equipped & well situated. We particularly enjoyed being able to have a full New Year Dinner (with all th trimmings) in the gorgeous dining room.
Many thanks for an enjoyable stay!
The Chubbs and Bickrells, Jan 2014
A GREAT place for our family Christmas. Lovely house, space for everyone. Made cooking and preparing so enjoyable and just a perfect place for the Christmas meal.
In spite of (or maybe because of wine) walks on the beach were magical. Everyone (from 6 months to 65) enjoyed our stay.
The Sewells, Mitchells and Miller, Dec 2013
Perfect - simply perfect. Third visit - slept, walked on beach - freinds for dinner - Christmas shopping - then relaxing - the house looks after you so very well - never want to leave -
Au revoir until 2014.
Thank you "Stay Northumbria Team" Happy Christmas & Happy New Year.
The Pattinson Family, Dec 2013
We had a truly wonderful time this week at the Vicarage, when we arrived it was warm, lights were on and the house was as welcoming as ever – it was a tearful Tina that departed at 10.00hrs yesterday morning…!! We had super weather, walked on the beach, slept, visited friends and just embraced the welcome and helpfulness of the Northumbrian people – especially last minute Christmas shopping in Seahouses yesterday.
Tina Barbour, Dec 2013
Wonderful house for a family gathering. Everyone said so, so sad that we won't be able to return as there are more than 10 of us!
Mary Loftus and the Loftus family, Nov 2013
Who knew or could imagine that such a grand stone ediface as the "Old Vicarage" could convey such warmth and comfort!! A grand house, tatsefully furmisde with lovely antiques and wonderful art works, comfortable beds ans sparkling bathrooms set amidst beautiful grounds- what more could you want?
I loved every moment I spent here, such a beautiful place.
Myrna Morrow, Oct 2013
We have ahd a fantastic week and have all fallen ion love with Northumbria. Fantastic beaches, interesting castles, delicious local food& drink, great dog walks....too much to see and do, so we will be back!
Thank you.
The Oldings & The Calverts, Aug 2013
Lovely house in a wonderful location, near to beaches, play areas and also Seahouses. Visited Alnwick Gardens, Chillingham Casyle and the children loved the sangy beachesat Beadnell and Low Newton. Near to great golf courses.
The King family, Aug 2013
Lovely house. More than big enough for all of us. We had a great time & visited lots of places. Ideal base.
Love this part of the country.
Thank you.
Watson, Britton, Pico family, Jul 2013
First time for the Graham family in Northumberlandand enjoyed every minute. House was perfect for us all and very impressive.
Could have done with better British weather but it didn't spoil any of it. Will definately be back again. Thanks.
Graham family, Jun 2013
Aa return visit for Steve, Jayne, Karen, Andy and family and a first visit for Pam & Paul. A very comfortable house with a cosy family kitchen. We loved it here.
Lots of walks. Trip to the Farne Islands. A visit to Holy Island. A wonder around Alnwick. And much more. A lovely location with so much to do.
Many thanks.
Smith, May 2013
My first impressions of England has been quite pleasant! Our adventures have been filled with Castle tours, Fish & Chips, Beach treasures, Gardens & welcoming locals.
The house is beautiful. I've enjoyed the cattle out of my wimdow& pieces of pottery in the fields. The kids had fun flying a kite at Bamburgh beach.
Thank you for the wonderful hospitality :)
Kelsy Keith, Woodstock, VT, USA, Apr 2013
What a lovely holidayin this beautiful home. It was the perfect mix of family and friends. We loved exploring the tidal pools at the beach - so many beautiful shells and rocks & lots of sea glass& pottery.
Howick Gardens and Tearoom are a must for any gardener and for those Earl Grey enthusiasts. Dunstanburgh Castle was as magical as ever followed by a delicious lunch at The Jolly Fisherman - great atmosphere, food & beer. Our favouriet Indian take away was The Brasserie and we love the fish & chips at Neptunes.
If looking for a full day outing we highly recommend Cragside at Rothbury.
Thank you for a fabulous stay! We can't wait until our next visit.
The Drebitkos, Apr 2013
What an equisite! Our first time in England, first time in Northumberland and we are enchanted.What a treat to be here in the Old Vicarage. Thank you for a perfect stay.
Deirdre, USA, Apr 2013
Lovely stey. Very well equipped. Very suitable for our diverse group.
Thanks.
Leeds lot (Essex, York, Wirral, Stafford now), Sep 2012
We, too, have enjoyed our stay in this well presented house. There's so much to see in this area and the beaches are wonderful, including Beadnell harbour.
The Craster Arms pub in Beadnell provides good, reasonably priced food & Neptune in Seahouses does good Fish and Chips. We had good days out at Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh, Alnwick Castle, Berwick-on-Tweeb, Chillingham Castle among other places.
We've all had a good time!
Eight Fowlers, three generations., Aug 2012
We have spent the last week at the Old Vicarage and enjoyed a wonderful holiday in a great house & location, even the weather obliged.
Thanks to Stay Northumbria staff for their help & attention to detail. Hope to return soon.
Mr & Mrs Hester & family, Aug 2012
We had a wonderful stay at this beautiful house. We filled it up with the 10 of us and ended up having great fun. The house is perfectly situated as it's close enough to the beach (which is lovely) and the shops in Seahouses. If you have a bike. and are interested in cycling, we recommend taking the national route 1, which is near enough and lovely (when the weather is too).
All in all, we loved our stay. Thank you Stay Northumbria!
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here - it's a lovely house and a good location for exploring the area.
Very peaceful...
Maxine & family, Jul 2012
Had a great time in a lovely spacious house. The weather was fine so we managed to have a BBQ. Beds were very comfortable and all of us slept well.
Would definitely come back..
Celebrating Steve's 50th with beach walks, a stunning visit to the Farne Islands and some nice beer. Perfect company, kind weather and great house to stay in thanks
Sadly we have to leave tomorrow morning - have realised why it's called "Stay Northumbria" because that is just what you want to do!! We have had a wonderful time enjoying Alnwick, Bamburgh the beaches, the castles and topped by a stunning "home" to return to each day.
The reason for our visit was a day's shooting on the Alnwick Estate and this was a fantastic as we had dreamed for months that it might be. What an experience!!!
It has all been so happy and memorable!
We will be back!!
The Pattinson Party, Dec 2011
We returned to this warm, welcoming house that could so easily become our "home". It meets our needs perfectly and has a lovely atmosphere. "Stay Northumbria" does what it says you just don't want to leave!! Thank you for the welcome pack and putting ton he lights for our late arrival - Beds, linen, towels, equipment - simply great.
We will be back.....! Au revoir xx
The Pattinson Family, Nov 2011
Thank you for providing a warm and welcoming holiday hame. We have all thoroughly enjoyed our stay.
Emma Family & Friends, Nov 2011
From the road the house looks very imposing. The grounds were neat and tidily kept. The interior of the house was spectacular. All the rooms were spacious and gave the children total freedom. The snug was very cosy. Thank you for the food supply we received on arrival. It was much appreciated. The surrounding countryside and coastline is glorious. I would certainly return to this beautiful home and lovely village.
We rented this beautiful house for the weekend to celebrate my husband's 60th birthday and were impressed from the moment we first saw it. At first, we were insure as to whether we'd come tot he right place, but once we spotted the highland trio at the fence, we knew this was it! All the rooms are spacious, comfortable and tastefully furnished. The dining room provided a perfect setting for our party and we all had a very enjoyable time.... A perfect venue for a celebratory weekend.
Sharon Close & party, Jan 2011
What a welcoming house; even the table was set for dinner. We have had a very comfortable week in a super house. Location ideal, quiet, close to pubs, beach and shop. Book a meal at the "Treehouse Restaurant" at Alnwick Castle: superb and good value. We have taken walks on the beaches and sampled quite a few of the local pubs @ lunchtime. Extremely comfortable beds; we all slept in late most days. The bouire neighbours are very quiet. The kids have dominated the "snug"; giving the adults peace and quiet to complete books, 2 jigsaws, GCSE marking and knitting....... Fantastic time had by all, thanks for letting us rent your wonderful holiday home.
Gareth, Sarah & Hannah Waters, John, Michelle, Bertie and Bill Moores, Bolton, Lancs, Jan 2011
Located on the fringe of Beadnell Village is 5 minutes walk to 2 good pubs and eateries, Saltwater Cafe, Church, local mini market, fish and chip shop.
Walking & Amenities:
Just 2 miles into the centre of Seahouses on foot, and 4.5 to Bamburgh
14 mile return journey to Newton by the Sea (great pub awaits for the mid walk break).
Amenities close by:
in Seahouses Shops, butchers, bakers (no candlestick maker tho),
Pubs & Restaurants in Beadnell & Seahouses
Newsagents, Seahouses
Petrol station, Seahouses
Takeaways (Italian, Indian, Chinese) Seahouses
Fish & Chips - Beadnell, and 3 in Seahouses
Beadnell Bay about 15 minutes.
Seahouses Harbour where you can leave on excursions to visit the Farne Islands, to see Puffins (May to July), Grey Seals and many other species of birds. The area is popular with birdwatchers and photographers.
Grace Darling Museum Bamburgh
A short drive:
Bamburgh Castle (4.5 miles north) sits atop rocky outcrop overlooking the beach,
15 miles south Alnwick Castle and Garden a popular spot for those with green fingers, and Harry Potter fans (the castle was Hogwarts and the site of the quiddich pitch in the 1st two films
Travel and Access information:
Trains:
Alnmouth for Alnwick station is approx 15 miles south - a mainline station on the North East Coastal line with regular stops from London to Edinburgh
Berwick upon Tweed approx 25 miles north - a mainline station on the North East Coastal line with regular stops from London to Edinburgh
Bus:
Buses run by Arriva and Travelsure stop in Seahouses & Beadnell itself the X15 and the X18 services run north and south along the coast from Berwick to Newcastle
Airport:
Newcastle International is approx 50 miles south,
Edinburgh Airport is approx 90 miles north
Both airports have daily internal flights from a number of UK locations, and international flights on a regular basis.
Car hire is available from both airports.
Cycling:
Seahouses and Beadnell are situated on Sustrans Coast and Castles Route 1 and are a popular stopping point.
Check out ourBlogfor information on nearby villages, events and things do do when holidaying in Northumberland.
SEASONAL DISCOUNT
Up to 10% discount for holidays taken between 28 Apr 2018 and 20 Jul 2018 minimum of 7 nights maximum of 7 nights
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Vicarage front entrance
The drawing room with open fire, TV with dvd and comfy seating
The kitchen with ample storage and worksurfaces
Large kingsize double bedroom with wash hand basin
The dining room
Fully enclosed rear courtyard with teak patio furniture & barbecue
Downstair hall with sweeping double flight stairs.
TV snug
The first floor landing
1st floor family bathroom with bath with shower over.
Master double bedroom (king size)
Master double bedroom (king size)
1st floor, second family bathroom, bath with shower over
Large Kingsize double bedroom
The blue room (ensuite) King size
Ensuite to the blue room
Twin Room
2nd floor, attic double bedroom (additional cost)
Attic pool and table tennis room
The front garden with lovely planted flower borders & lawn
The arboretum
The Long Nanny burn meets the sea @ Beadnell
Dunstanburgh Castle
The old vicarage exterior
Please note that discounted rates shown here may not apply to all dates within a date range or price band.
To check out the specific discount available for a specific date please view the availability page for this property.
