Warkworth cottages

Self-catering holiday cottages in Warkworth

Warkworth in Northumberland is popular with visitors due to its rich heritage and attractive period buildings. The well-preserved medieval Warkworth Castle, the ancient seat of the Percy family, is one of the main draws to the village - now owned by English Heritage, and the village church of St Lawrence with its towering 100-foot spire is also worth visiting if you have a passion for history. And don't miss the Warkworth Hermitage, a 14th chapel hewn from the rock face, hidden away on the south bank of the river - it is only accessible by boat! As well as its intriguing past, Warkworth also has some beautiful scenery in the area. Walking by the River Coquet which encircles the village brings a sense of peace, and with the village’s close proximity to the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you are never far from spectacular views and a plethora of wildlife.

When you’re feeling peckish, there’s a great selection of artisan shops, restaurants and welcoming inns near our Warkworth cottages. You’ll also find Warkworth Golf Club if you fancy a round during your holiday, or if you’d prefer a traditional bucket and spade day on 5 miles of golden sand, head to Warkworth Beach which overlooks the RSPB reserve of Coquet Island. Many other attractions are within easy reach from our holiday cottages in Warkworth, such as The Alnwick Garden, Cragside Estate and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Explore this pretty village with a relaxing stay in our self-catering accommodation in Warkworth, Northumberland. A holiday in Warkworth has something for all.