Self Catering Cottages - 513 available in Northumberland

We have 513 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Northumberland. Northumberlandis in North East of England .

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Price: £ from £ 295

Situated within the idyllic spot of Felton Fence Coarse Fishery where there are four well stocked fishing lakes, Granary Cottage is a lovely barn conversion nestling within 30 acres and provides superb holiday accommodation in a peaceful setting. The main lounge has two arched windows to enhance its bright and airy ambience and look out over a large enclosed garden whilst snuggling in front of the cosy wood burning stove

Situated down a single track gives this cottage a truly rural ambience. Yet the friendly village of Longframlington, which has an award winning grocery store, news agency, a local butcher and pubs serving delicious food is a mere couple of miles away. The picturesque village of Rothbury, found nestled at the foot of the Simonside and Lordenshaw hills is known locally as 'The Gateway to the Northumberland National Park' and is less than 6 miles up the Coquet valley. Interesting visitor attractions close by are the English Heritage site at Brinkburn Priory and the National Trust 1,000 acres estate property at Cragside, once home to Lord Armstrong. The welcoming town of Morpeth is 12 miles south where there is an abundance of good restaurants, shops and inns to try or visit Carlisle Park, which boasts the award winning William Turner garden and where children will enjoy playing in the park and outdoor paddling pool. The bustling market town of Alnwick, dominated by its majestic castle is home to the Duke of Northumberland (and film location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts Academy!) and offers many facilities 10 miles away, including a cinema/playhouse, indoor swimming pool with leisure facilities and a wide array of amenities. The Alnwick Garden is a popular tourist attraction, including a Grand Cascade waterfall, a Poison Garden and a restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe. Granary Cottage will appeal to those seeking a rural retreat with easy access to explore the wild expanses of un spoilt wilderness in the hills to the west coupled with miles of sweeping,golden, sandy beaches this Heritage shore line is renowned for only 10 miles East.

Price: £ 371 - £ 717

Detached • Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Open Fire • Pet Friendly

Commanding breathtaking views over the Northumberland coast to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle this newly renovated 300 year old cottage sits just 1 mile from the extensive sands of beautiful Cocklawburn beach (pictured). Set on a working farm it is within easy reach of Alnwick Castle and Gardens Holy Island and Seahouses for boat excursions to the seal and puffin colonies of the Farne Islands. The Elizabethan walled town of Berwick-upon-Tweed (3 miles) boasts many shops pubs and restaurants with trains to the exciting cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle (both a 45 minute journey). Golf riding and fishing nearby.

Price: £ from £ 220

Tile Sheds is a detached cottage situated on a 300 acre mixed working farm. The accommodation benefits from being all on ground floor level and is deceptively spacious throughout. The lounge boasts a superb wood burning stove to snuggle in front of after a day exploring the miles of stunning vistas Northumberland is renowned for. The farmhouse kitchen has an American style fridge/freezer, newly fitted units and although there is the added convenience a modern electric oven and hob, there is also a large AGA to create a homely ambience. Three large double bedrooms and a modern bathroom complete the picture.

Visitors will also enjoy the grandeur of Wallington Hall a National Trust property with a farm shop and walled garden only 5 miles away and Belsay Hall is a similar distance and also worth a visit. The ancient market town of Morpeth offers a wide array of amenities only 9 miles east and the picturesque village of Rothbury, found nestled at the foot of the Simonside and Lordenshaw hills is known locally as 'The Gateway to the Northumberland National Park' is a short drive north. Other interesting attractions close by are the English Heritage site at Brinkburn Priory and the National Trust 1,000 acres estate property at Cragside. The World Heritage Site at Hadrian's Wall within the most Northerly National Park is a mere half hour drive west. The bustling market town of Alnwick, dominated by its majestic castle is home to the Duke of Northumberland (and film location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts Academy!) and offers many facilities including a cinema/playhouse, indoor swimming pool with leisure facilities and a wide array of inns, shops and restaurants. The Alnwick Garden is popular with tourists; it includes a Grand Cascade waterfall, a Poison garden and a restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe. Or take a trip to the vibrant city of Netoiletastle and the extensive shopping facilities at the world renowned Gateshead Metro Centre only 17 miles south. Tile Sheds will appeal to those seeking a rural retreat yet is conveniently placed to explore the wild expanses of un spoilt wilderness to the North and West coupled with miles of sweeping, golden, sandy beaches this Heritage shoreline is renowned for to the East.

Price: £ 245- £615

With 3 bedrooms, Haven Cottage offers enough room to accommodate 6 people. It is part of a row of terrace-houses, situated just a short walk from Embleton’s beach, giving you all the benefits of a seaside holiday. The property also has a wood-burning stove, allowing you to enjoy the stunning scenery of the Heritage Coast in the colder months. Haven Cottage is also within easy reach of local amenities, such as the village shops and the local pub. There is roadside parking for up to 2 cars and a sunny rear patio allows you to enjoy a barbeque in the summer evenings.

The village of Embleton is located at the heart of the Northumberland coast making it an ideal location to visit a range of fascinating towns and villages. Nestled between the small coastal villages of Craster and Beadnell, Embleton sits on the Heritage Coastline footpath close to the historic Dunstanburgh Castle and is home to four pubs, two of which serve food. Just a few miles down the coast is the town of Alnwick with it's historic castle which fetures as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films.

Price: £ from £ 375

Originally built in 1856, The Old Chapel was formerly a Presbyterian church located at the entrance to the picturesque village of Bellingham. This stunning Victorian property has since been sympathetically converted to create unique accommodation with every effort made to maintain the building's integrity and style. The massive living space has a high vaulted ceiling, a beautiful rose window in the gable end and tall lancet style windows giving an ambience of grandeur. The wooden floors are scattered with Persian silk rugs. A library/dining area has a cosy wood burning stove to snuggle in front of and the kitchen is very well equipped.A winged staircase leads up to the original pulpit and an open galleried bedroom area overlooks the living space. This sleeping area boasts a solid 4 poster bed positioned in front of beautiful stained glass windows and has en suite bathroom facilities. From the kitchen there is a winding wooden staircase which leads down the turreted gable to a snug/second lounge/dining area. Three further bedrooms and a bathroom complete the picture.

The Old Chapel is situated on the fringe of the quaint village of Bellingham where a friendly greeting regularly meets guests and where many local facilities, including a tourist office and heritage centre are available. A highly regarded 18 hole, par 70 golf course is directly opposite the property. The Woollen Mill at Otterburn is popular with visitors 8 miles east. Pony trekking, windsurfing, sailing and ferry excursions are only a small sample of the many outdoor activities that can be arranged at Kielder Water - Northern Europe's largest man made lake - which is cradled by Kielder Forest Park, nearby. The historic market town of Hexham, dominated by its majestic abbey is only 18 miles away and the ancient town of Morpeth is 25 miles east. The World Heritage site of Hadrian's Wall Country, England's largest Heritage Site within this most northerly of National Parks is within easy driving distance and Vindolanda, Thirlwell Castle, a quarry wildlife park, The Roman Army Museum and Walltown Craggs - the highest remaining section of Hadrian's Wall - are all interesting visitor attractions close by. Ramblers and cyclists will enjoy the miles of bridleways and footpaths whilst absorbing the panoramic vistas of the wild and un spoilt countryside across the Northumberland National Park ensuring The Old Chapel is an excellent base for the gathering of family and friends to explore the many delights across Northumberland and gives easy access to the Scottish Borders too.

Price: £ from £ 170

Tucked away down a peaceful lane yet only a gentle stroll from the wide array of amenities available within the historic town of Morpeth, this unique detached property offers bright and cosy self catering holiday accommodation. This lovely cottage has some interesting features and is full of character. An ornate stable door leads to the living space which is tastefully furnished and boasts solid wood flooring. The modern kitchen has a lovely arched window leading to a single bedroom. Another bedroom and a modern bathroom, both with exposed beams, on the first floor complete the picture.

Overlooking the large school playing field, Stable Cottage is nestled in a quiet spot yet the vast amount of facilities available within this attractive market town are a mere gentle stroll away. Row a boat down the winding river Wansbeck close by or wander through Carlisle Park, which boasts the award winning William Turner garden. Morpeth also offers an abundance of good restaurants, shops and inns. The grandeur of Wallington Hall is impressive; with its farm shop and walled garden, a National Trust property only 10 miles west. The picturesque village of Rothbury, which sits at the foot of the heather clad Simonside and Lordenshaw Hills and where the River Coquet ebbs and flows through is only 14 miles north. This is the gateway to the Northumberland National Park and will delight those who enjoy walking, cycling, fishing along with a riverside golf course. The 1,000 acres estate of Cragside (NT) is another popular tourist attraction close by and the bustling town of Alnwick with its spectacular castle and magnificent gardens with a grand cascade waterfall and woodland walk is only a short drive north. The cultural metropolis of Netoiletastle and the extensive shopping facilities at the world renowned Metro Centre, along with the Baltic Centre, the Millennium Bridge and the Sage Gateshead music venue are a mere half hour drive south. Druridge Bay boasts a wide expanse of sweeping golden, sandy beach snuggled by rolling dunes only 6 miles east making Stable Cottage an excellent base to explore the best of Northumberland.

Price: £ 283 - £ 549

Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break • Romantic Break • Easy Walking Access

Ideally positioned on the promenade with uninterrupted sea views and only a few yards from the beautiful sandy bay this ground floor apartment is ideal for beach lovers. Newly renovated very comfortable and boasting an enclosed patio giving visitors the perfect place to unwind it sits just 2 miles from pubs restaurants interesting shopping and fascinating historical sites in the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. From here Newcastle and the city of Edinburgh are only a 45 minute train journey away and with the Northumberland Heritage Coast on the doorstep there is so much for visitors to see and do – Holy Island lies 12 miles away and magnificent Bamburgh Castle is 19 miles. There is fishing from the beach and horse riding golf and fly fishing are all available nearby. Shop and pub serving food 300 yards.

Price: £ from £ 220

Ash Cottage is a quaint white washed 18th century traditional fisherman's cottage and sits in a small terrace adjacent to The Cottage Inn, renowned for its good food and welcoming atmosphere. Dunstan is a friendly hamlet only a mile from the picturesque fishing port of Craster, famous world wide for its oak smoked kippers and the film location for Distant Shores. There are excellent regular bus connections with Alnwick and the railway station at Alnmouth is easily accessible too - and with a local pub, restaurant and shop within walking distance then travelling by car isn't essential. It's positioned mid way along this stunning 20 mile stretch of Heritage coastline and where the atmospheric ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle are within walking distance. Just 6 miles inland is the attractive market town of Alnwick, where there are ample facilities available including a wide array of shops, pubs, restaurants, a theatre/cinema and a leisure centre offering indoor swimming. It boasts its own dramatic castle, often referred to as 'The Windsor of the North' and ancestral home to the Duke of Northumberland (and film location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts Academy!). Alnwick Garden is an interesting visitor attraction with its spectacular Grand Cascade waterfall, a poison Garden and a restaurant incorporated within the largest tree house in Europe. Fishing, horse riding, bird watching, golf and cycling are only a sample of activities available in the area or why not enjoy a spectacular cliff top stroll and watch the waves crash against the shoreline below. Ash Cottage provides a cosy retreat for those seeking an excellent base to explore this stunning region acknowledged as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

an 'extract' of visitors comments from the property guest book are shown below:-

12/08 What more could you want beautiful , cosy and welcoming Ash cottage and a breathtakingly beautiful coastline. It felt like we were coming home.

9/10 Third year- still love the cottage & the area thanks for the wine & doggy biscuits- lovely touch.

7/10 We have had a lovely time, lovely cottage & area, sand, sea & beautiful countryside. Transport by 501 bus services outside the door, the wonderful Ship Inn at Newton. thanks for the wine & cakes

9/10 Thankyou for your warm welcome- wine, cakes and your comfortable warm comprehensively equipped and tastefully decorated cottage

10/10 Excellent location for exploring the area

10/10 Your cottage served as a wonderful cosy base on our trip . I would fully recommend Ash Cottage as a perfect escape from the hustle & bustle of any city

4/11 Your cottage is perfectly positioned for peace and quiet away from the bustle of some of the coastal villages- we slept a lot!

6/11 Lovely well- equipped cottage- you've thought of every need

Price: £ from £ 200

Formerly the Co-op in the heart of the welcoming village of Bellingham, this unique, detached building has been recently transformed into a fabulous cafe, which offers a delicious range of home-baked treats, with excellent self-catering accommodation above. Converted to a superb standard and with independent access, Rocky Road now provides immaculately presented holiday accommodation. The property is deceptively spacious with an open plan lounge / dining / kitchen area, three bedrooms and three bathrooms too, making Rocky Road an excellent choice for the gathering of families and friends.

Bellingham is a quaint village where a friendly greeting regularly meets guests and where many local facilities, including a tourist office and heritage centre are available. A highly regarded 18-hole, par 70 golf course is located on the cusp of the village. The Woollen Mill at Otterburn is popular with visitors 8 miles east. Pony trekking, windsurfing, sailing and ferry excursions are only a small sample of the many outdoor activities that can be arranged at Kielder Water Northern Europes largest man-made lake which is cradled by Kielder Forest Park, nearby. The historic market town of Hexham, dominated by its majestic abbey is only 18 miles away and the ancient town of Morpeth is 25 miles east. The World Heritage site of Hadrians Wall Country, Englands largest Heritage Site within this most northerly of National Parks is within easy driving distance and Vindolanda, Thirlwell Castle, a quarry wildlife park, The Roman Army Museum and Walltown Craggs the highest remaining section of Hadrians Wall - are all interesting visitor attractions close by. Ramblers and cyclists will enjoy the miles of bridleways and footpaths whilst absorbing the panoramic vistas of the wild and un-spoilt countryside across the Northumberland National Park ensuring Rocky Road makes an excellent base to explore the many delights across Northumberland and gives easy access to the Scottish Borders too.

Price: £ 750 - £ 1050

The Castle Tower is a unique property surrounded by the glorious North Northumberland countryside, rich in historical and archaeological sites. The fully self-contained 16th Century Tower is the earliest part of this Grade I listed castle and provides comfortable accommodation amidst historic surroundings. It has its own private entrance into the barrel vaulted billiard and table tennis rooms. A fine spiral staircase gives access to the first floor and the Court Room - a living room of tremendous character with a feature fireplace. A further spiral staircase rises to the bedrooms, which like the Court Room, are furnished in period style. Set in extensive well tended grounds with many specimen trees, there is also a garden area allocated for the use of guests. Lovers of nature will delight in the beauty of the surroundings and the flora and fauna - acres of daffodils are a particular joy in spring. Lying in the foothills of the Cheviots and close to the Scottish Borders, the countryside is ideal for walking, riding, fishing and gliding and there are some excellent golf courses in the surrounding area. The magnificent Northumbrian Coastline with its beautiful stretches of sandy beaches, Holy Island and the famous Alnwick Castle and gardens are only a short drive away. The spectacular Rosslyn Chapel near Edinburgh is a must for Da Vinci Code enthusiasts. However if a quiet stay is required the superb accommodation of the Castle Tower invites true relaxation in magical surroundings.

Price: £ from £ 250

Step through the magical door and discover the Secret Garden.....

Nestled in the peaceful and quiet village of Newbrough in the heart of Hadrian's Wall Country, this adorable and quirky stone built cottage is attached to the impressive Newbrough Park. With independent access and affording a vast degree of privacy this lovely property has recently undergone a full makeover to transform it into a charming holiday cottage that will delight those seeking a rural retreat. Immaculately presented throughout and much thought, care and attention to the finer details, Secret Garden is tastefully furnished and simply oozes style. The open plan living space on the ground floor focuses on a cosy open fire; idyllic to snuggle in front of after a day exploring the wild and un spoilt vistas that surround this picture postcard village. Both bedrooms on the first floor are extremely spacious with the luxury and convenience of en suite facilities in each making Secret Garden a suitable choice for the gathering of families and friends as well as those couples who desire a secluded hideaway.... Enjoy an evening stroll around the fully enclosed walled garden with its mature shrubs and trees or for those who are more energetic, feel free to use the full size tennis court, available for the sole use of guests to the Secret Garden!

A friendly greeting regularly awaits visitors to the pretty village of Newbrough where a pub serving good food is a mere gentle stroll from the cottage. Newbrough lies between Haydon Bridge, 3 miles to the west, and the historic market town of Hexham, around 5 miles to the east. This is the very heart of 'Hadrian's Wall Country', set within England's largest Heritage site - the most northerly of National Parks. Vindolanda is close by and Thirlwell Castle, a quarry wildlife park, The Roman Army Museum and Walltown Craggs - the highest remaining section of Hadrian's Wall - are all interesting visitor attractions within easy reach of the Secret Garden. Horse riders, ramblers and cyclists will delight in exploring the various footpaths and bridleways - the new cycle route which follows the Wall for 174 miles runs past the Old Military Road close by. Golfing enthusiasts will enjoy the ample choice of several prestigious courses within easy reach and salmon fishing can be enjoyed on the river Tyne. The historic market town of Hexham, dominated by its majestic abbey offers an abundance of amenities a short drive east and Carlisle is around a half hour drive west, therefore making the Secret Garden a superb base for those seeking to explore the wild and rugged charm of Hadrian's Wall Country coupled with easy access to visit the Lake District too.

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Located less than a minute's walk from the wide expansive sweep of golden sandy beach Beadnell Bay is renowned for makes Bay Watch an idyllic base for a traditional seaside holiday. Bat Watch is a first floor apartment in a smart block of four within the desirable Dunes Court which nestles into the sand dunes of the beautiful Beadnell Bay. This particular apartment arguably boasts the best position as a fully enclosed balcony leads from the lounge where the views across to the sea can be admired.

Beadnell Bay can truly be described as the jewel in Northumberland's seaside crown; perfect for a romantic barefoot stroll in the sand to listen to the waves lap against the shoreline and inhale the invigorating sea air... It's also a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts including sailing, sea kayaking, wind surfing and scuba diving; all a mere gentle stroll from Bay Watch. The village offers local facilities including a shop, post office and family friendly pubs serving good food. A small sandy bay speckled with rocky outcrops is also close by and leads to a long sandy beach that stretches two miles to the traditional fishing port of Seahouses where boat excursions to the nearby Farne Islands - famous for its bird sanctuaries and seal colony - depart regularly from its harbour. Seahouses offers several charming tea rooms, amusements and shops with horse riding; fishing and golf on the links close by being only a sample of the many amenities available in this popular location. A further 3 miles up the coastline is the picturesque village of Bamburgh, which lies snuggled in the shadow of its majestic fortress and commands the power and presence of the seasoned television set it regularly becomes. Holy Island - the birthplace of Christianity and site of Lindisfarne Castle - can be seen from the unspoilt golden, sandy beach. Just a few miles inland is the bustling market town of Alnwick, with its own dramatic castle (and film location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts Academy!) Visitors will enjoy a trip to Alnwick Garden - a spectacular interpretation of a formal garden including the Grand Cascade waterfall and restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe!

Bay Watch is an excellent choice for those seeking a coastal retreat to rest and refresh with easy access to one of the most glorious beaches in Northumberland, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Price: £ 120- £425

Driftwood Apartment is a delightful first floor apartment in the bustling fishing port of Amble-by-the-Sea close to Alnwick in Northumberland. The cottage can sleep four people in one twin and one double bedroom with a family bathroom. The rest of the cottage is made up of an open plan fitted kitchen dining area and sitting room with an electric fire. Outside the cottage is an enclosed gravelled area with outdoor furniture and off road parking for one car. Being located right in the centre of Amble, Driftwood Apartment makes the perfect holiday location for a family looking to explore the county of Northumberland.

The bustling seaport of Amble is situated at the mouth of the River Coquet and is an ideal place for exploring Northumberland. Historically a centre for boatbuilding, Amble offers a marina, a harbour, sandy beaches and coastal walks to the bird sanctuary at Hauxley and Country Park at Druridge Bay. Large fishing boats moor along the harbour wall and land a variety of fish, prawns, crabs and lobsters - the daily catch can be bought at a fish shop in the harbour. A mile south of Amble is Coquet Island, an RSPB reserve with a large population of terns, puffins and eider ducks and boat excursions around the island can be arranged. The pretty coastal villages of Alnmouth and Craster and numerous superb beaches are only a short drive away, whilst picturesque Warkworth with its castle, charming Alnwick with its castle and award winning gardens, and the National Trust's Wallington Hall and Cragside are all within easy reach.

Price: £ 146- £483

This former country estate worker's cottage is an end terrace property, situated in the village of Powburn. Built in the 19th Century and recently refurbished by the current owners, this lovely cottage offers comfortable, cosy accommodation throughout with a wonderful multi fuel stove in the sitting room, a well-equipped kitchen with dining area and two good sized bedrooms. There is also a small garden to the front of the property as well as a small rear garden with outdoor furniture, as well as off-road parking. The property is within easy reach of the coastline and the amenities of Alnwick.

Ideally positioned in the wonderful Northumberland countryside, the pretty village of Powburn is situated in the foothills of the Cheviots and surrounded by glorious scenery. The village boasts a shop and pub, as well as close proximity to Alnwick which provides a wide range of further amenities. The village itself makes an ideal base for exploring the Northumberland National Park, whilst Alnwick’s imposing castle is known to millions as ‘Hogwarts School’ in the Harry Potter films. This impressive building also boasts beautiful castle gardens which are packed with activities for all the family. Also worth visiting are numerous points on the spectacular coastline, the attractive small town of Rothbury and the well known National Trust country house and gardens at Cragside.

Price: £ from £ 220

Curlew Cottage sits on the end of a small terrace of four, nestled on an 800 acre working farm on the outskirts of the friendly village of Belford, and has recently undergone a total makeover to provide lovely holiday accommodation.

There are lovely uninterrupted views across open farmland from the sitting/dining room and two of the bedrooms. There are views to the sea from the kitchen and small bedroom. The master bedroom enjoys the convenience of en suite shower facilities. Belford is located just over a mile away and is often described as "The Gateway to the Secret Kingdom". It offers many facilities including shops, a tea room, and pubs renowned for serving delicious food along with an impressive golf driving range. The picture postcard coastal village of Bamburgh, dominated by its majestic fortress and wide expanse of golden, sandy sweeping beach is a mere 6 miles east. The small and friendly market town of Wooler sits at the foot of the Cheviot Hills 10 miles west; a popular destination for those who enjoy cycling, hang-gliding, golf, horse riding and walking - the challenging route of the 'St Cuthbert's Way' runs close by. Chatton Trout Fishery invites amateur anglers to fish without a rod licence in a picturesque 4 acre close by. The elegant Georgian town of Berwick which straddles the salmon rich River Tweed is 15 miles to the north, and the cobbled, market town of Alnwick, protected by its dramatic castle is a similar distance to the south where there is a wide array of amenities available. Alnwick Garden is a popular visitor attraction to see the Grand Cascade Waterfall and dine in the restaurant within the largest tree house in Europe! Take a trip to the vibrant cities of Netoiletastle Upon Tyne or Edinburgh; both are only an hour's drive or enjoy the journey by train from Berwick or Alnmouth.

Curlew Cottage offers lovely single storey accommodation in an excellent rural location making a great base to explore the north Northumbrian countryside to the west along with the Heritage coastline designated as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the east and the Scottish Borders north.