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About this cottage rental
A Home of Character & Quiet Luxury
As you step inside, you're greeted by an open-plan living space that feels like a warm embrace. Wooden-clad walls, solid oak doors, and subtle pendant lighting cast a soft glow over the plush sofas, ideal for curling up with a glass of wine or catching your favourite show on the Smart TV.
The adjoining dining area and fully equipped kitchen invite you to cook and gather around memorable meals. If you fancy a night off, a cosy neighbouring pub or restaurant is mere steps away.
Floors of Discovery
Ascending the carpeted stairs brings you to a peaceful landing featuring a snug little library, perfect for diving into a favourite read or slipping away for a quiet moment. A refined shower room with a walk-in cubicle awaits to refresh and revive.
Continue upstairs to discover two elegant bedrooms. One is a serene double, while the other is a spacious king-size suite complete with its own en-suite cloakroom. It is ideal for a restful night after exploring.
Comfort & Convenience, Thoughtfully Included
Essentials included: gas central heating, Wi-Fi, bed linen, towels, fuel and power. Everything you need, with no extra fuss.
Modern amenities: gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, Smart TV with Netflix and a recently added dishwasher.
Entertainment on hand: a curated selection of books and games for cosy evenings indoors.
Welcoming Extras & Village Vibes.
Reviewers consistently praise the thoughtful touches, like welcome hampers with wine, biscuits and local information. These small details make guests feel special.
The hosts also provide practical extras such as umbrellas, walking poles, picnic baskets and even beach towels for spontaneous adventures.
Step outside and you're a heartbeat away from the village’s charming pubs, shops, galleries and cafés. These are ideal for leisurely strolls during every season.
Warkworth Castle stands guard over the town, its ancient stones invoking centuries of history to explore. The riverside walk leads to the fascinating Hermitage, a hidden medieval cave chapel clinging to the cliff face.
Within easy reach are the sand-dune beauty of Alnmouth, the rugged Northumberland coastline, Hadrian’s Wall, Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island, the Farne Islands and the enchanting Alnwick Garden. All offer a world of discovery by day, with cosy returns by night.
Practical Details, Seamless Experience
Parking: Free, just a 50-yard walk to the public car park, plus extra riverside parking.
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