Escape to a charming and characterful fisherman’s cottage with sea views, built in 1823, in the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This property is ideal for a group of friends or family plus one special four-legged friend who love swimming in the sea, long scenic walks and exploring quaint villages. The quirky features throughout the interior, like exposed stone walls, beamed ceilings and an attic room will ensure a memorable getaway.
Enter the lounge of the property to find a crackling wood burner in an inglenook fireplace, surrounded by a large, comfortable sofa, armchairs, and homely decor. Continue into the kitchen/diner, which is a quirky narrow room with glossy kitchen units, modern appliances and a dining area with corner bench seating. There is also a bathroom with a shower plus a utility room. Climb the stairs to reach the first floor with a bathroom, a king-size bedroom with harbour and sea views plus a twin room. On the second floor is a dormer room with a super-king-size bed, harbour views and a seating area. Outside is a patio area with furniture and sea views.
During your stay in the coastal town of Craster, a harbour, art gallery, fishmonger and a canine-welcoming seafood restaurant are all within 200 metres. Bring your walking boots and follow the Dunstanburgh Castle Walk (less than 0.5 miles) along the rugged waterfront to the 14th-century castle ruins (1 mile). If you keep going, you’ll reach the idyllic sandy Embleton Bay (2 miles) where you can go for a dip with Fido.