Murphy's Cottage

Rennington, Near Alnwick, Northumberland

Murphy's Cottage is a home-like stone-built property located in the picturesque village of Rennington, near Alnwick in Northumberland, designed to accommodate up to four guests. This end-terrace cottage, all on the ground floor, is ideal for those with limited mobility. The cottage features a cozy living/dining room complete with a Freeview TV and DVD player, a fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms (one double and one twin), and a bathroom with a shower over the bath. Guests can enjoy modern comforts such as oil central heating, Wi-Fi, bed linen, and towels included in the stay. The enclosed garden, which is perfect for outdoor dining, is complemented by private parking for two cars and a bike storage facility.

The location of Murphy's Cottage offers easy access to the beautiful Northumberland coastline and is just a short walk from a local pub that serves delicious, locally sourced food. This pub, which dates back to 1841 and was formerly a blacksmith's establishment, has been family-owned for over 30 years, adding a touch of history to the area. Rennington itself is a tranquil village situated four miles northeast of Alnwick, known for its annual scarecrow festival every August bank holiday, where colorful scarecrows are displayed throughout the village, creating a delightful atmosphere for both residents and visitors.

Alnwick, just a short drive away, boasts a variety of amenities including cinemas, restaurants, independent shops, and pubs. It is also home to the magnificent Alnwick Castle, a filming location for the Harry Potter series, and The Alnwick Garden, featuring a grand cascade waterfall and Europe's largest treehouse restaurant. The nearby coastal village of Embleton offers stunning sandy beaches just four miles from the cottage, while the charming village of Alnmouth, known for its expansive beach and local eateries, is only six miles away. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy two nearby golf courses, including a scenic 9-hole course adjacent to the beach.

For those interested in outdoor activities, the region provides ample opportunities, with Beadnell village, known for its watersports, located nine miles along the coastal path. Visitors can also take boat trips from Seahouses to the Farne Islands to observe puffins during the seasonal periods. The majestic Bamburgh Castle is a further three miles along the coast, while the historic fishing village of Craster, famous for its kippers and the nearby Dunstanburgh Castle ruins, is approximately four miles from the cottage. With its proximity to the stunning 20-mile stretch of Northumberland Heritage Coast and the scenic Cheviot Hills, Murphy's Cottage serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty and cultural richness of the area.

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