Cathy's Say

In a nutshell: Pet friendly, walk to beach, pubs and shops. Northumbria cottages like this are great for a seaside holiday. Beadnell is one of the most popular holiday areas on the north east coast. The main attraction is its magnificent golden sandy beach, small harbour, beautiful coastline, and views to the distant Cheviot Hills. Many coastal walks provide breathtaking views along this Heritage Coastline, especially between Holy Island and Alnmouth, with Beadnell being mid-way. During holiday times the beach is very popular with watersports including, diving, sailing, surfing, windsurfing, sea canoeing and waterskiing.
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Property Description

Enjoying a pretty coastal village setting and just 500 yards from the sweeping sands of one of England’s finest beaches, Town Farm Cottages were created from a 17th century stable and coach house. An ideal holiday base, these attractive, cosy and comfortable properties, five of which we offer here, sit on a courtyard in the heart of Beadnell village, a popular venue for water sports enthusiasts and boasting a picturesque harbour as well as two pubs serving food, a café and a shop – all within a few yards’ stroll. Two miles to the north, Seahouses offers a variety of shops and tea rooms, a leisure centre and superb golf course, and boats depart regularly from its working harbour for fishing trips or to visit the Farne Islands’ famous seal colonies and bird sanctuaries. A further 3 miles up the spectacular coastline, a deservedly recognised Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, lies Bamburgh – dominated by its splendid castle – whilst the causeway leading to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a little further. An easy 12 mile drive south reaches the market town of Alnwick with its castle, renowned as the film location for Hogwarts School and beside it, Alnwick Gardens, an exciting contemporary space featuring gloriously vivid planting, stunning water displays and one of the largest tree houses in the world. A wide variety of day trips from exploring the historic towns of the Scottish borders to shopping at Newcastle’s Metro Centre are also easily accessible.

 

Open plan sitting/dining room with kitchen area. First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom/WC.