This period cottage is in the quiet seaside village of Dunstan, less than a mile from Craster, offering a small but high-quality range of shops and friendly local pubs. The Northumberland Heritage Coast presents excellent walking trails, with the path to the iconic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle being particularly notable. Sandy beaches can be found along the coast, including Bamburgh, 14 miles away, where you can explore 3,000 years of history at the castle. The harbour village of Seahouses is 11 miles away, while the market town of Alnwick, 7.5 miles away, features the castle known as the backdrop to Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey, along with independent shops, boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. This holiday accommodation accommodates families or groups of up to six, with two pet dogs welcome.
The country cottage is laid out over three floors, with classic features throughout. enter via a conservatory entrance hall into the spacious living room, with two leather sofas, a coffee table and a fireplace with a wood burner. Natural light enters through a large window overlooking the garden. The kitchen/diner includes tiled flooring, wooden panelling, a Belfast sink, and a farmhouse table with chairs for family meals. The first floor houses a king-size master bedroom with wrought iron bedstead and en-suite shower room, alongside a twin room with finishing touches. The family bathroom features a roll-top bath and separate walk-in shower. On the second floor, a double bedroom sits in the eaves, with sloped ceilings and Velux windows.
The holiday home has two enclosed gardens, with the front garden leading off from the living room, featuring flowerbeds and a picnic table suitable for outdoor dining in good weather. A small conservatory provides additional seating for enjoying the outdoors, while the rear decked area offers a BBQ space with flowerpots. Off-street parking is available for one car outside the cottage, with arrangements possible for additional vehicles at the nearby Cottage Inn car park.