Cottage in Craster
Reasons to book
About this cottage rental
Bedrooms:
The main bedroom has a super king-size bed with an ensuite walk-in shower. The second bedroom offers flexible sleeping with a single bed, a trundle single, and a mezzanine single - perfect for children or friends sharing. There's also a double sofa bed for additional guests.
Bathrooms:
The ensuite in the main bedroom has a walk-in shower. A second bathroom with a tub serves the rest of the cottage. Living Area:
- Unwind by the wood-burning fireplace on cooler evenings
- Curl up with a book from the collection or challenge the family to a board game
- Catch up on your favourite shows on the TV
- Enjoy views over the shared garden.
Kitchen:
The kitchen gives you everything you need to cook from scratch, including:
- Hob and oven for family meals
- Fridge, freezer, and microwave
- Dishwasher to keep things easy
- Coffee maker, kettle, and toaster
- Dining table with all the dishes, silverware, and wine glasses you'll need.
Outdoor Space:
- Shared garden with views of the surrounding countryside
- Garden furniture for relaxing with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine
- Fire pit for toasting marshmallows under the stars
Parking:
Free parking on the premises. Practical Details:
Check-in is at 3pm and check-out at 11am. Children, infants, and dogs are all welcome - just bring their favourite toys and blankets. A travel cot is available if needed. Smoking/vaping is not permitted inside. This cottage is not suitable for group bookings.
Nearby:
- White Lodge bus stop, The Cottage Inn pub/restaurant - around 15 minutes' walk
- Pipers Pitch cafe, Craster Harbour, The Jolly Fisherman Inn restaurant - all around 25 minutes' walk
- Dunstanburgh Castle - around 30 minutes' walk
- Embleton Bay - around 40 minutes' walk
- Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum - around an hour's walk
- Northumberland Coast National Landscape nature reserve - over an hour's walk. Whether you're warming up by the fire after a coastal walk or watching the kids explore the garden, this cottage makes a welcoming base for a Northumberland escape.
