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Beadnell, Northumberland

Beadnell, located in Northumberland in the North of England, is home to a pleasing family cottage that accommodates up to five guests. This comfortable retreat features a suntrap courtyard and is situated just a short distance from a beautiful sandy beach, making it an ideal getaway for families and water sport enthusiasts alike. The cottage is part of Town Farm Cottages, which have been thoughtfully converted from a 17th-century stable and coach house, providing a cozy atmosphere that complements its picturesque coastal village setting.

The cottage itself is well-appointed, with a ground floor that includes a combined living, dining, and kitchen area, fostering a communal space for relaxation and meals. The first floor boasts two bedrooms—one double and one twin—alongside a bathroom equipped with a shower over the bath. Additionally, a Z bed is available for extra sleeping arrangements. Amenities such as a microwave, oil central heating, and a welcome pack enhance the comfort of the stay, while a shared courtyard adds to the charm of the property.

Beadnell is not only known for its stunning beach but also for its vibrant local amenities. Within a short walk, guests can find a shop and two pubs serving food, catering to various tastes. Just two miles north lies Seahouses, offering an array of shops, tea rooms, and a leisure center, as well as a golf course. The working harbour in Seahouses provides opportunities for fishing trips and excursions to the renowned Farne Islands, famous for their seal colonies and bird sanctuaries, making it a hub for outdoor activities.

For those looking to explore further afield, the surrounding area is rich in attractions. A mere three miles up the coastline leads to Bamburgh, dominated by its impressive castle, while the causeway to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a short distance away. Additionally, a 12-mile drive south takes visitors to Alnwick, known for its historical castle and the stunning Alnwick Gardens, featuring vibrant plant displays and one of the world’s largest tree houses. The location also allows for easy access to various day trips, including visits to the historic towns of the Scottish borders and shopping at Newcastle's Metro Centre, making it a versatile base for exploration.

• Baby Friendly
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby