Amble, Northumbria
Number Seventeen in Amble, Northumberland sleeps eight guests in four bedrooms.
Number Seventeen is a dog friendly holiday cottage.
Number Seventeen is a deceptively spacious stone built terraced property set in the heart of the popular coastal village of Amble. Set over three levels, the property benefits from two bathrooms and four bedrooms and is ideal for families or couples wanting to holiday together. The property boasts high quality fixtures and fittings throughout giving you a wonderful experience. Only a short walk away you have the beach, pier, harbour, childrens play area, an array of quality eateries and leisure facilities for those rainy days.
ACCOMMODATION
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance hall with stairs to the first floor.
Lounge with comfy seating, 50" Smart TV, DVD player and feature fireplace with real flame gas fire.
Dining room with table and chairs and access via French doors to the rear.
Kitchen with electric oven and gas hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, Hob Espresso coffee maker and microwave.
Cloakroom with WC and basin.
STAIRS TO FIRST FLOOR - HALF LANDING AREA
Family bathroom with shower over bath, WC, basin and heated towel rail.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 2 with child size bunk beds.
Bedroom 3 with king-size bed.
Bedroom 4 with two single beds.
SECOND FLOOR
Bedroom 1 Master room with king-size bed, Velux windows with views towards the sea and harbour. Free standing roll top bath. En suite shower room with walk-in shower, WC and basin.
OTHER FACILITIES
Parking nearby. Rear yard with seating and Webber BBQ. Gas central heating. All power, towels and linen included in the rent. Sea views from master bedroom only. Amble Leisure Club Membership for upto 6 guests.
The bustling little seaport of Amble is situated at the mouth of the River Coquet and is an ideal place for exploring Northumberland. Historically a centre for boatbuilding, Amble offers a marina, a harbour, sandy beaches and coastal walks to the bird sanctuary at Hauxley and country park at Druridge Bay. Large fishing boats moor along the harbour wall and land a variety of fish, prawns, crabs and lobsters. There is a fish centre on the side of the harbour that is now primarily a shell fish hatchery to re-stock levels of lobster and other shell fish, this sells local fish and is open to the public. A mile south of Amble is Coquet Island, an RSPB reserve with a large population of terns, puffins and eider ducks and boat trips around the island can be arranged. The pretty coastal villages of Alnmouth and Craster and numerous superb beaches are only a short drive away, whilst picturesque Warkworth with its castle, charming Alnwick with its castle and award-winning gardens, and the National Trust’s Wallington Hall and Cragside are all within easy reach.
Northumberland is a heady combination of fishing villages, market towns, sandy beaches, magnificent castles and historic Hadrian’s Wall, tied together by beautiful countryside and abundant wildlife.
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