Northumberland - Holiday Cottages

With Hoseasons, you can book self-catering holiday accommodation in England including cottages, holiday parks, lodges, boats and city apartments. These tend to be holiday bookings for several days or a week or two. For stays of one or two nights, or for more flexibility, please check the hotel listings.

• Derwent Manor Cottages, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Overlooking 20 acres of grounds surrounding one of Northumberland’s premier hotels are these comfortable cottages. The spacious grounds with far reaching views offer plenty of space for relaxation and are the perfect setting for family celebrations. Visitors also enjoy use of the hotel’s leisure club and acclaimed restaurant and bar which offers a range of facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool sauna and spa pool. |Ideal for exploring the county’s many attractions Durham’s magnificent cathedral and Newcastle’s Metro Centre and Blinking Eye Millennium bridge are all about 15 miles away whilst set amid the breathtaking scenery of the Border country is the famous 2000 year old boundary (and designated World Heritage site) of Hadrian’s Wall. Within easy driving distance are the award winning Beamish Open Air Museum Hexham a historic town with a Saxon abbey and ancient marketplace; the market town of Barnard Castle with its 12th century castle; and medieval Raby Castle with its 200 acre deer park.|This corner of the country includes some of the highest wildest and most beautiful scenery in England – an absolute delight for bird watchers walkers and cyclists (cycle hire is available locally). Nearby Hamsterley Forest provides miles of lovely forest and riverside walks and adjacent to one of the most attractive sections of the Pennine Way woodland walks lead to High Force England’s largest waterfall. The uncrowded roads provide superb touring and Kielder Forest the Scottish borders the Northumbrian coast and the Lake District are all easily accessible. Horse riding is available locally Derwent Reservoir offers both coarse and fly fishing close by and golf can be enjoyed at Slaley Hall 8 miles.The nearest shops can be found in the village of Castleside 1.5 miles.
• Periwinkle Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the lovely village of Embleton and just a short walk from a superb sandy beach (pictured) this attractive stone built cottage forms part of a converted coach house set on a courtyard beside a hotel. Two pubs serving food and the local shop and post office are just yards away and Coastal walking to Dunstanburgh Castle (N.T.) and the quaint harbour at Craster a village world famous for its traditional kippers. Alnwick Castle and Gardens (8 miles) seasonal boat trips from Seahouses to the bird and seal colonies of the Farne Islands Beadnell village and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne are all only a short drive away.
• Sophie's Den, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Ideally located for a well deserved break this delightful cottage sits within walking distance of Alnwick Castle and the internationally acclaimed Alnwick Gardens with its wonderful water features and the world’s largest tree house. Comfortable furnishings and a pleasant back garden make Sophie’s Den a great place in which to relax at the end of a day’s exploring and Alnwick town boasts cobbled streets interesting shopping and a selection of pubs cafes and restaurants. Many of Northumberland’s myriad attractions are within easy reach including spectacular unspoilt beaches and the pretty coastal village of Alnmouth (5 miles). Bamburgh and Holy Island are a 30 minute drive and inland lie magnificent Cragside House (N.T.) and the wilderness of Northumberland National Park. Shops and pubs 0.25 miles.
• Weldun House, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in Pottergate a quiet street in the centre of Alnwick’s this two bedroom house (left of left photograph) is only two minutes walk from Alnwicks fairytale castle while the internationally acclaimed gardens are under 15 minutes walk away. Ideally located for year round visits Alwick’s many shops cafes pubs and restaurants are close by while the Northumberland coast with its long sandy beaches and pretty seaside villages like Alnmouth and Craster are a 10 minute drive. Warkworth with its imposing castle (pictured) quaint shops and cafes is a 8 mile drive. Northumberland National Park is worth exploring and is just 17 miles away while the ports of Amble and Seahouses Bamburgh Castle Holy Island and Cragside House (NT) are all within a 30 minute drive.
• Town Farm Cottages, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Enjoying a pretty coastal village setting and just 500 yards from the sweeping sands of one of England’s finest beaches Town Farm Cottages were created from a 17th century stable and coach house. An ideal holiday base these attractive cosy and comfortable properties five of which we offer here sit on a courtyard in the heart of Beadnell village a popular venue for water sports enthusiasts and boasting a picturesque harbour as well as two pubs serving food a café and a shop – all within a few yards’ stroll. Two miles to the north Seahouses offers a variety of shops and tea rooms a leisure centre and superb golf course and boats depart regularly from its working harbour for fishing trips or to visit the Farne Islands’ famous seal colonies and bird sanctuaries. A further 3 miles up the spectacular coastline a deservedly recognised Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty lies Bamburgh – dominated by its splendid castle – whilst the causeway leading to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a little further. An easy 12 mile drive south reaches the market town of Alnwick with its castle renowned as the film location for Hogwarts School and beside it Alnwick Gardens an exciting contemporary space featuring gloriously vivid planting stunning water displays and one of the largest tree houses in the world. A wide variety of day trips from exploring the historic towns of the Scottish borders to shopping at Newcastle’s Metro Centre are also easily accessible.
• Allerdean Greens Cottages, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Commanding magnificent rural views towards Holy Island (6 miles) these delightful and recently renovated cottages provide a very comfortable base for exploring the historic and natural attractions of Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. To the rear and surrounded by woodland a pretty lake (totally fenced for safety) attracts abundant wildlife and boasts a seating area for visitors to relax and enjoy the truly peaceful setting. To the west of the cottages lie the wild natural beauty and great walking opportunities of the Northumberland National Park whilst to the east the glorious Heritage coastline features Holy Island and Bamburgh’s long sandy beach and imposing castle (19 miles). Just 6 miles away is Berwick-upon-Tweed with its Elizabethan walls museum theatre interesting shops cafes restaurants and station for the 45 minute train journey to Edinburgh or Newcastle. Pub 1.5 miles.
• On The Prom, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set 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.
• Temperlars Hall, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the seaside village of Spittal just 2 minutes’ walk from its sandy beach and promenade these stylish renovated properties boast character and charm and each with their own private enclosed courtyard garden and with Cuthberts and Bedes enjoying sea views from their open plan sitting rooms. Museums theatre good shops cafés and resturants lie within walking distance of the historic walled town of Berwick-upon-Tweed – from here train journeys to Edinburgh or Newcastle take 45 minutes. Holy Island Bamburgh Seahouses and Alnwick’s Castle and internationally acclaimed water gardens are all easily accessible. Golf fishing riding walking and cycling are enjoyed locally. Shop and pub serving food 200 yards.
• The Blue House, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set within the historic Elizabethan Walls of Berwick-upon-Tweed and a 10 minute stroll from the beach this 18th century listed townhouse oozes character and charm with a large inglenook fireplace glorious sun lounge and roof terrace. Ideally situated to enjoy the attractions that Berwick has to offer including the Elizabethan Rampants and the Lowry Trail good selection of shops pubs restaurants theatre and cinema. Holy Island only 12 miles away Bamburgh 15 miles Alnwick Castle and Gardens 30 miles. Newcastle and Edinburgh cities are only 45 minutes train journey. Golf horse riding and fishing available locally.
• The Steward's Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  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 trips 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.
• Brandies Barn, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In a rural setting within 2 miles of the tranquil village of Bowsden and just 7 miles from Holy Island and the Lindisfarne nature reserve on Northumberland’s Heritage coastline this spacious and recently converted former barn is perfect for large family gatherings. Dotted with fine villages Ford and Etal with its miniature steam train closeby castles and historic houses. An easy drive leads to the coastal village of Bamburgh dominated by the massive rocky outcrop on which stands magnificent Bamburgh Castle and from Seahouses harbour (12 miles) there are boat trips to the Farne Islands. Within easy reach also are the lovely border towns of Coldstream Kelso and Berwick – set within its encircling Elizabethan walls beside the majestic River Tweed whilst a visit to Alnwick’s famous castle and gardens (featured in the Harry Potter films) should not be missed. Superb walking can be enjoyed in the Cheviot Hills and National Park and there is plenty of golf and riding locally. Pub serving food and shop 5 miles.
• Teapot Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Commanding stunning views across a rural landscape to Holy Island and just 1/4 mile from miles of unspoilt sandy beach is this spacious and very comfortable cottage. Within easy reach are Northumberland’s many and varied attractions. Historic castles and houses abound Bamburgh’s Norman castle and Heritage coastline are close by. This lovely area is a paradise for walkers and fishermen. Horse riding and golf can be enjoyed almost on the doorstep. Seahouses offers boat trips to the Farne Islands and Berwick’s fine town amenities are just 4 miles away. Pub serving food 3/4 mile.
• Reivers Yett, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  With far reaching rural views this cosy mid row village cottage offers a comfortable relaxing retreat for couples. Its conservatory leads to a stepped terrace and pretty garden surrounded by open countryside (pictured). Located in the charming village of Wark it is ideal for exploring southern Scotland and north Northumberland alike. Interesting shops and tea rooms are found in nearby Coldstream and salmon fishing is available on the River Tweed whilst golfers will enjoy the prestigious course in the grounds at Hirsel home to Lord Hume. The glorious sandy beaches and elegant town of Berwick are about 15 miles and a wealth of visitor attractions are close by including Floors Castle set on the edges of Kelso (7 miles). Shop and pub serving food in Cornhill 2 miles.
• St Cuthbert's Square, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Cut off from the mainland twice a day by the incoming tide the Holy Island of Lindsifarne allows visitors to experience complete tranquillity and timelessness and these Grade II listed fishermen’s cottages are ideally placed to enjoy this unique location. Offering contemporary comfort yet retaining charm and original character they sit within walking distance of the harbour and long sandy beaches. The island a fine walking and bird watching destination is dominated by 16th century Lindisfarne Castle (N.T.) standing dramatically on a rocky outcrop – the ruins of Lindisfarne Priory the 7th century seat of Christian learning are also close by. Across the causeway Northumberland’s many delights such as Bamburgh Castle Seahouses for boat trips to the Farne Islands’ bird and seal colonies and Alnwick Castle and Gardens (25 miles) are within easy reach. Shop 200 yards pub serving food 500 yards.
• Stable Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Perfect for that ‘get away from it all’ break this charming and comfortable cottage with its own hot tub enjoys wonderful views and a tranquil setting beside Kielder Reservoir in the Northumberland National Park. Set with other holiday properties in Ravenshill Forest Park it has superb walking cycle hire fishing water skiing and bird watching on the doorstep. Kielder Castle and shop 1 mile pub serving food a short stroll.
• Ravenshill Forest Park, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Enjoying a gloriously peaceful setting at the northern edge of Kielder Water in the Northumberland National Park this very comfortable timber lodge boasts wonderful views and superb walking cycling fishing sailing water skiing and bird watching on the doorstep. Set alongside other holiday properties it is surrounded by the largest natural woodland in the UK a haven for wildlife – red squirrels deer and woodpeckers can be spotted from the lodge verandas. All the myriad delights of the region as well as the historic castles and towns of the Scottish Borders are within easy reach. Kielder Castle and shop/post office are 1 mile and a pub serving food is a half mile stroll.
• Croft Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This delightful cottage is set between the Cheviot Hills and the Northumberland coast in an area rich in history. Standing in the owners’ beautiful grounds where trout and salmon fishing is available it enjoys its own garden with views over the surrounding farmland. The famous Flodden battlefield and medieval ruins of Etal Castle are nearby; Bamburgh’s Heritage coastline with its mighty castle is 16 miles. Golf cycle hire and riding locally. Shops pubs and restaurants at Wooler 3.5 miles.
• Dene House Farm, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Peacefully set between the National Park and Heritage Coast these two comfortable cottages offer an ideal year round holiday base with many leisure facilities available on site. Only 10 miles from Alnwick with it’s castle and gardens. Northumberland’s coastline of beautiful beaches and historic castles lie 20 miles away. Walking fishing and riding are found nearby as well as the town of Rothbury and Cragside House (N.T.). Shop pubs and restaurants 1 mile.
• Link House Farm Holiday Cottages, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  On one of the most spectacular stretches of Northumberland Heritage coast these six individually designed cottages enjoy an idyllic location on a working farm only yards from Beadnell Bay’s wonderful long sandy beach backed by National Trust sand dunes. Perfect for walkers bird watchers and families (all children under 12 receive a free bucket and spade!) each cottage has its own unique character and all of them offer spacious well appointed interiors and their own garden as well as shared enjoyment of a well equipped children’s play area. And the farm which sits at the end of a lane half a mile from the village of Newton-by-the-Sea boasts a collection of peacocks and ornamental pheasants.Wonderful coastal walking starts at the door – north to the fishing village of Beadnell and south to Low Newton’s glorious sandy beach and stunning views of Dunstanburgh Castle and through to Craster a pretty harbour village famous for its much sought after kippers. Nature lovers will delight in the area’s variety of native and migrating birds and grey seals and sea otters are often spotted along the coast. There are numerous places to visit along the coastline including magnificent Bamburgh Castle Holy Island and Seahouses (6 miles) for boat trips to the Farne Islands to see the famous colonies of puffins and seals. Just 7 miles inland lie the market town of Alnwick and its fairytale castle; the internationally celebrated gardens offer something for everyone such as stunning water features a giant tree house with its own restaurant and fabulous ornamental planting. The Northumberland National Park’s thousands of acres of unspoilt heather moorlands ancient woodland and rolling Cheviot hills are easily accessible as are Berwick upon Tweed and the Scottish Borders. Golf horse riding sailing and fishing are all available nearby. Village pub serving food 0.5 mile shop and post office 2.5 miles.
• Old Lyham Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Enjoying magnificent views to the Cheviot Hills and the Scottish borders and set in a peaceful hamlet just 6 miles from long sandy beaches this cosy and attractive 350 year old traditional cottage makes an idyllic holiday base. Bamburgh’s imposing castle lies 6 miles away and Alnwick’s castle and water gardens (home to the largest tree house in Europe) are a short drive as are the Holy Island of Lindisfarne and Seahouses’ lovely harbour with seasonal boat trips to the Farne Islands’ seal and bird colonies. Pub and shop 3.5 miles.
• Elishaw Farm Cottages, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In a picturesque setting on the edge of the Northumberland National Park are these lovely barn conversions. Comfortable and well appointed visitors also enjoy magnificent views and access to 12 acres of grounds with a private stretch of the River Rede ideal for picnics and fishing for brown trout and salmon. This is a perfect location to enjoy the Scottish borders Kielder Northumberland coastline Hadrians Wall Alnwick and shopping at Newcastles Metro Centre. Shops and pubs 2 miles.
• Heathery Tops Farm Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Commanding glorious countryside views to the Cheviot Hills and the sea this exceptional converted barn has been beautifully designed with its sitting room and spacious master bedroom taking full advantage of the delightful aspect. Only 2.5 miles away in the Elizabethan walled town of Berwick-upon-Tweed visitors will find a great selection of restaurants bars and shops as well as many places of historic and cultural interest and a train station for the 45 minute rail journey to Edinburgh or Newcastle. Nearby Cocklawburn is just one of many glorious sandy beaches along this spectacular and unspoilt coastline and both Holy Island (12 miles) and magnificent Bamburgh Castle are within easy reach as are the Northumberland National Park and the myriad delights of the Scottish Border country. Tennis golf riding and fishing are all available nearby. Shops and pub serving food 1.5 miles.
• Kirklands, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in the peaceful village of Scremerston and just 2 miles from both Cocklawburn’s sandy beach and the ancient town of Berwick-upon-Tweed this wonderful cottage offers a delightful base for a relaxing holiday break. Converted from stables adjoining the owners’ home and enjoying its own private courtyard garden and gated driveway with so much to explore from many sandy beaches castles wonderful walks and the wilderness of the Northumberland National Park all within 30 minutes drive. Berwick as well as boasting impressively preserved Elizabethan ramparts and a good selection of cafes bars and restaurants is also home to a station from which visitors can take a 45 minute train journey to the vibrant cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle. Pub 500 yards shop 1.5 miles.
• Coastal View, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Boasting wonderful panoramic sea views and a terrific location within easy walking distance of Spittal and Cocklawburn’s fabulous sandy beaches (pictured) this spacious and newly built property is perfectly placed for exploring the Northumberland Heritage Coast. With a large balcony for enjoying the breathtaking views (pictured) a splendid garden and a games room it also makes an ideal venue for family gatherings and reunions. Just 2 miles away lies the historic town of Berwick-upon-Tweed where visitors will find an excellent selection of places to eat and good shopping along with beautifully preserved Elizabethan ramparts garrison and theatre. Berwick is also the town that inspired some of the artist L.S. Lowry’s finest work and visitors can follow a fascinating Lowry Trail around the locality. Venturing a little further afield Holy Island is only 12 miles distant whilst magnificent Bamburgh Castle is 15 miles away and a 30 mile drive leads to Alnwick’s impressive castle and world renowned gardens. The exciting cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle are both a 45 minute train journey from Berwick. Horse riding fishing an indoor swimming pool and golf are all available nearby. Shops and pub serving food in Spittal 0.5 mile.
• Far Horizons, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Commanding panoramic sea views Far Horizons sits just above the promenade and only yards from Spittal’s glorious sandy beach (pictured). With its enclosed patio garden and comfortable interior this ground floor property offers an ideal base for exploring the magnificent Northumberland coast and Scottish borders renowned for their superb beaches dramatic castles and the unspoilt beauty of the National Park. Holy Island Bamburgh Castle and the fishing port of Seahouses are all under half an hour’s drive. The historic town of Berwick upon Tweed (2 miles) boasts fine shops cafes and restaurants and a station offering 45 minute train journeys to the beautiful city of Edinburgh and vibrant Newcastle. Golf riding and fishing are found nearby. Shop and pub serving food 300 yards.
• Mariners Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Sitting on the beautiful Northumberland coastline Mariners Cottage makes the ideal holiday retreat boasting spacious accommodation and wonderful sea views from every room whilst a decked area and large lawns in its lovely landscaped garden are perfect for outdoor dining and enjoying the glorious vista. Spittal’s sandy beach and promenade are just a short stroll away and a spectacular cliff-top walk leads to Cocklawburn beach. Only 2 miles away the Elisabethan ramparts of historic Berwick-upon-Tweed are one of the town’s most impressive features. The town is also home to a good selection of shops and restaurants as well as a station from where visitors can take a 45 minute train journey to the cosmopolitan cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle. Bamburgh Castle the Holy Island of Lindisfarne (which can be accessed by causeway at low tide) and Seahouses with its working harbour for (seasonal) boat trips to view the fascinating seal and bird colonies of the Farne Islands are all among the delights within easy reach as are the many attractions of the Scottish Borders. Alnwick’s magnificent castle and acclaimed gardens are an hour’s drive away. Horse riding fishing an indoor swimming pool and golf are all available locally. Shops and pub serving food 0.25 mile.
• Neptune Cottage, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Just two minutes’ stroll from Longsands’ splendid Blue Flag beach this charming renovated cottage is ideally located for beach lovers walkers and surfers. Tynemouth is known for its heritage beaches and bustling seaside village life. A 10 minute walk leads to the Castle and Priory in their commanding position overlooking King Edwards bay (pictured). Newcastle city centre is a 30 mins Metro train ride away. Gateshead’s Baltic art centre and Sage music venue are in easy reach as are the Northumberland coast’s many attractions. Pub serving food 200 yards shops 0.25 miles.
• Shemamour, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Just 2 miles from Northumberland’s unspoilt Heritage coastline this spacious and very comfortable lodge enjoys its own secure garden with hot tub. Just 1.5 miles away is the pretty village of Warkworth where visitors will find lovely riverside walks shops a pub and restaurants and a historic castle whilst the local area offers great walking and cycling on quiet roads as well as excellent golf and horse riding. The picturesque village of Alnmouth and fishing port of Amble are all a short drive away whilst Alnwick’s Castle and internationally acclaimed gardens are just 7 miles.
• The Beeches, Northumberland (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set just 2 miles from the lovely village of Warkworth’s glorious sandy beach and enjoying direct access to country walks from its enclosed garden The Beeches is one of a select number of luxury lodges set on a private estate. Warkworth boasts a choice of pubs and eating places and an imposing castle and Alnwick’s castle and water gardens are 6 miles. Cragside House (N.T.) Rothbury (the ‘Heart of Coquetdale’) and seasonal boat trips from Seahouses to the bird and seal colonies of the Farne Islands are all easily accessible.

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