No 3, Sea View
Dunstan, Near Craster
A charming period property, No3 Sea View was refurbished in 2011 and is set within Dunstan, a delightful small hamlet, just half a mile away from the fishing village of Craster (famous for Robson’s Smokery and Craster kippers).
Views overlooking the sea can be enjoyed from the cottage. It is quiet and peaceful, yet surrounded by wonderful attractions. If you enjoy a stroll, head to Craster for the Dunstanburgh Castle trail, breath-taking views of Embleton Bay backed with ruins of a medieval castle steeped in history, or refresh with a cup of Earl Grey Tea, at the Earls family estate of Howick Hall, less than 2 miles away. The historical market town of Alnwick with its famous Castle and Gardens is only 6 miles away. Seahouses offering boat trips to the Farne Islands and local Coxon Icecream and Bamburgh with one of England’s finest castles are also just few miles up the coast…
This spacious property consists of four bedrooms, two doubles and two singles, living room, dining area, kitchen and conservatory. There is also a useful storage shed for bicycles and off street parking for two cars.
Ground Floor
Newly refurbished kitchen with separate dining area. Comfortable living room with open fire, wooden floors and leather sofas. Sunny conservatory with access to rear property parking and gardened area with seating and BBQ. Entrance porch and front gardened area with seating, perfect for breakfast or a glass of wine.
First Floor
Spacious Double bedroom, two good sized single bedrooms one with views of the coast, all with storage drawers and wardrobes, Family Bathroom, with separate shower, bath, WC and hand basin.
Second Floor
Bright, large Double bedroom, with great views of the coast and countryside.
Facilities
Flatscreen TV with Free view, Wi-Fi, iPod docking station, fridge, freezer, electric double oven and hob, washing machine, dishwasher, ironing board and iron, toaster, microwave, BBQ, garden furniture, storage shed, travel cot and highchair. Towels and linen provided. Electricity included. Central heating, open fire. Less than 5 minutes walk away is a shop for milk and the Cottage Inn renowned for its locally sourced food, beer garden and warm hospitality. Walking distance to the sea.
Activities
Walking, cycling, golf, boat trips, fishing, bird watching, visiting historic landmarks, horse riding, photography. Great local
pubs and restaurants.
Services
Also upon request and additional costs apply: private chef, guided Northumbrian safaris, food delivery, family photographer, weekly maid services, mid-week linen change, a local team on hand should you require any assistance.
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