Cottage to rent in Amble - sleeps 5

Littlewoodlands Amble Cottage 3 bedrooms, sleeps 5

Little Woodlands Amble is a charming bungalow that’s just a hop, skip and a jump to the beach.

Accommodation details

Ground Floor:
The property has 1 step to the entrance, is all on ground floor, has gas central heating and comprises:
Lounge: With wooden floor, electric fire, 42" Freeview TV and DVD player.
Dining room: With wooden floor and patio doors to courtyard.
Kitchen: With tiled floor, breakfast area, electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer.
Two steps to.

Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and Freeview TV.
Two steps to.

Bedroom 2: With twin beds.
Two steps to.

Bedroom 3: With single bed.
Wet room: With travertine tiled floor, bath and shower.
Cloakroom: With travertine tiled floor and WC.

All gas, electric, bed linen and towels included. Wi-Fi.

Enclosed courtyard with garden furniture. Bike store. On street parking. No smoking. Please note: This property has a security deposit of £125.

Extra Amenities

Situated close to the harbour and the town centre of the popular seaside town of Amble is this spacious, semi-detached bungalow with its own heated outside shed for storage. The town boasts a number of fish and chip shops, an award-winning ice cream shop, a Sunday market and a fine seafood restaurant next to the lifeboat house. From the harbour, you can take a Puffin boat trip to Coquet Island and see the RSPB bird sanctuary. The pretty village of Warkworth features a hillside castle along with a selection of cafes, pubs and bespoke independent shops that are not to be missed.

Amble is set on the edge of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty-the Northumberland Coast, which comprises empty golden beaches, rolling sand dunes, rocky outcrops, unbroken sea views and a network of tracks and paths. The region is simply a paradise for walkers and cyclists, and as the protected site stretches over 100 miles, you certainly won’t be short on places to explore.

Real Downtonians are advised to visit Alnwick Castle, which featured in the popular BBC production of Downton Abbey.

They might be a little outnumbered however, as young witches and wizards also flock to the site which was used as part of the Hogwarts set in the Harry Potter movies. Adjacent to the castle is The Alnwick Garden, a fantastic complex of water gardens with grand cascades and the world’s largest treehouse.
If you’re willing to go further afield, why not amble along a section of Hadrian’s Wall, or explore the Northumberland National Park?