This contemporary property, sitting between a hotel and a pub in the heart of the historic coastal village of Bamburgh, is in the perfect location for eating out in the evening and enjoying everything the town and locality have to offer. Wander through the village to the gorgeous sandy beach, just 0.5 miles away, overlooked by Bamburgh Castle. Sited on 9 acres of rugged coastal land and home to a succession of kings, a visit to the castle is a must. Uncover over 3,000 years of history and learn about the myths and legends associated with England’s finest coastal fortress. Drive to Ross Farm (6 miles away) and walk 1.5 miles to reach the wilderness of Ross Back Sands, a stunning secluded beach with 3 miles of unspoiled dunes and views of Bamburgh Castle in one direction and Holy Island in the other. Here, dogs are welcome and few people make the walk to the beach, so it remains off the beaten track. If you’re feeling adventurous, brave the North Sea at Beadnell Bay, 6 miles away, and try surfing, windsurfing or kitesurfing. If you prefer to stay dry, take your clubs to Bamburgh Castle Golf Club, 1 mile away, where the views from the links course are breathtaking.
The house has a welcoming open-plan lounge/diner with comfy sofas, gorgeous wood flooring, and plenty of space to relax and eat together. The kitchen is well equipped for cooking up delicious holiday meals, and stairs next to the kitchen go up to the first floor, where the two bedrooms and bathroom are found. The impressive king room has a sumptuous bed and plenty of seating space for relaxing, and the twin room is bright and airy with extra storage in the Divan beds. Both bedrooms have use of the large family bathroom, with a bath and walk-in shower.
Outside there’s a small private garden to enjoy – being sheltered from the elements it’s a great suntrap. It has a lawn and a raised patio area with garden furniture and a BBQ, the perfect place to enjoy relaxing in the evening and dining alfresco. Being secure, it’s safe for furry friends to roam and play.