Found in the North Northumberland Heritage Coast area, this charming semi-detached stone cottage dates back to 1745 and provides an idyllic retreat for a couple or two friends. The property is perfectly positioned for exploring numerous attractions, including Holy Island just 7.5 miles away with its iconic Lindisfarne Castle and Gertrude Jekyll garden. The picturesque village of Etal is only seven miles distant, offering the delightful Heatherslaw Light Railway experience along the riverbank with magnificent views of the Cheviot Hills. Historic Berwick-upon-Tweed lies 10 miles away, featuring cobbled streets, Elizabethan walls, and splendid views across the River Tweed. This single-level accommodation welcomes one dog, making it a pet-friendly holiday home ideal for couples seeking a romantic coastal getaway.
The interior is beautifully bright and inviting, with a vaulted ceiling and Velux windows flooding the open-plan living/dining room with natural light. The space is tastefully furnished in subtle tones, featuring a large sofa and two armchairs positioned around a wood burner-effect electric fire set within a full-height wooden chimney breast. A charming pine dresser adds character, alongside a Smart TV and dining table with chairs. The streamlined galley kitchen includes a section of exposed original brick, offering a glimpse into the cottage's heritage. The spacious bedroom contains a super-king-size bed, with soft-toned furnishings and linens creating a tranquil atmosphere. The fully tiled bathroom features a walk-in shower, while a utility cupboard houses a convenient washer/dryer.
The enclosed courtyard garden is a delightful outdoor space, surrounded by old stone walls and fencing, with outdoor lighting and patio plants creating a serene ambience. It features a comfortable covered seating area plus wooden table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining. The property benefits from private parking for two cars.