Cottage in Northumberland

This stylish period cottage is nestled in a wonderful location on the Northumberland Heritage Coastline with magnificent countryside and coastal views towards Budle Bay, part of the Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve and Holy Island. Close to the picture postcard seaside village of Bamburgh, with friendly local Inns and quality eateries to enjoy. Visit the spectacular Bamburgh Castle, Grace Darling Museum and St Aidan's Church. Explore the magnificent coastline and sandy beaches or play a round of golf at the local 18 hole golf club. Enjoy boat trips from nearby Seahouses to the Farne Islands and spot puffins, seals and amazing bird life. Or take a trip to Holy island or Lindisfarne which can be accessed via a tidal causeway. Step inside this beautiful single storey stone built cottage into the hall, the perfect place to store your outdoor clothing, through to the light and bright lounge. Relax on the comfy sofas and enjoy the magnificent sea and countryside views after a day out exploring this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Watch a movie together on the large Smart TV with Blu ray DVD player or enjoy cosy nights in front of the wood burner. Next is the kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine and a TV. There is also a comfortable dining area in the kitchen with ample seating, ideal for meals with family or friends. Continuing down the hallway and you will find three bedrooms all with TVs. Comprising of a double bedroom with an en suite shower and WC and a twin with another en suite shower and WC. Finally completing the accommodation is a double bedroom with Jack and Jill en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC, with direct access also from the hall. Venturing outside through the French doors there is an enclosed balcony with direct access from the lounge and a large mature garden with seating. Perfect spot to enjoy al fresco dining and to enjoy the wonderful countryside and sea views. There is also ample off road parking available.