Embleton 3 miles.

A detached, stone-built, barn conversion in peaceful, unspoilt countryside, three miles from Embleton and the fisherman's hamlet of Newton-by-the-Sea. Tastefully converted, this cottage near Newton-by-the-Sea is perfect for couples or families seeking a peaceful setting close to all the delights of the Heritage Coastline. This luxury Newton-by-the-Sea cottage offers tasteful interiors with open beams and trusses, limestone flooring and sky lights. The open plan living area is perfect for socialising; the designer kitchen includes a French range cooker, double sink, granite worktops and a freestanding central island unit, while the dining area cleverly separates the kitchen and sitting area, which boasts a centrally-located Scandinavian woodburning stove and plenrtiful seating. What better way to unwind in your Newton-by-the-Sea cottage than snuggled up by the crackling stove with a glass of hearty red watching the “chef” prepare supper? The cosy bedrooms in this Newton-by-the-Sea cottage beckon at the end of a long day, with quality mattresses, crisp, fresh, bedding and plump pillows; essential for a great nights sleep. To the rear of this Newton-by-the-Sea cottage there is a patio and large lawn, where the picturesque, unspoiled countryside surrounding Croft Cottage can be viewed in all its glory. In the evening the sparkling sky comes alive, so wrap up, sit back, and simply stargaze. This Newton-by-the-Sea cottage is perfectly placed for visiting all the local attractions. Some of the best pub/restaurants in the area are just a short drive away, and the rest of the delights of Northumberland are all within easy reach, including the castles of Warkworth, Dunstunburgh, Bamburgh and Alnwick, not to mention those endless, empty, golden beaches just waiting to entice you. Croft Cottage near Newton-by-the-Sea really is a hidden gem which couldn't be better placed for all that Northumberland and the Heritage Coastline has to offer. Note: This property is adjacent to Refs. 1153 and 29817, together they sleep 12.

The lovely village of Embleton is a perfect base for exploring areas of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline. The nearby village of Craster can be reached along a beautiful grassy path, which goes beside the sea and past the impressive ruin of Dunstanburgh Castle - the largest in Northumberland. There are four pubs in the village of Embleton and two of them serve food. Seven miles away is Alnwick where there is a good range of shops and places to eat. Alnwick Castle is a must-see attraction with its beautiful gardens. Also famed for its gardens is Howick Hall, open to visitors during the summer months. For golf fanatics there are several notable courses in the area including Dunstanburgh Links Course which is only one mile away from Embleton.

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