2 Bedroom Accommodation In North Broomhill, Near Amble

North Broomhill, Near Amble, Northumberland

Broughs House, located in North Broomhill near Amble, Northumberland, is a charming semi-detached cottage that accommodates up to four guests, making it perfect for couples or small families. This delightful property is just a short drive from Amble harbour, a vibrant town known for its local eateries, bespoke shops, and community spirit. The cottage features two bedrooms—one with a double bed and the other with twin beds—along with a cozy living/dining area equipped with an electric fire and a 42" Freeview TV. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, including an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine, all set on a tiled floor for convenience.

Guests can enjoy a small enclosed rear yard complete with garden furniture, ideal for relaxation after a day of exploring. The property also provides private parking for one car and includes amenities such as electric central heating, Wi-Fi, bed linen, and towels. For families traveling with young children, a travel cot and highchair are available upon request. Notably, the property maintains a no-smoking policy and allows pets, making it a welcoming choice for dog owners.

The surrounding area offers a wealth of attractions and activities. Amble, located just three miles away, features a working harbour, a small beach with charming beach huts for hire, and a bustling Sunday market. Visitors can take boat trips to Coquet Island, a renowned RSPB bird sanctuary. Further afield, the historic town of Alnwick, just ten miles away, boasts its famous castle, known for its role in the Harry Potter films and the series Downton Abbey. The Duchess Water Gardens, with their stunning cascade waterfall, provide a picturesque spot for summer visits, complemented by dining options at The Treehouse Restaurant.

The scenic village of Warkworth, five miles from Broughs House, is dominated by its impressive castle, while the coastal route leads to Seahouses, Bamburgh, and the iconic Holy Island, accessible at low tide. This region is celebrated for its natural beauty, offering miles of unspoilt beaches, historic castles, and friendly villages. Additionally, Hadrian’s Wall is easily accessible, allowing visitors to explore Roman history. For those wishing to venture beyond the area, Alnmouth railway station provides convenient access to cities like Edinburgh, York, and Newcastle for a day of sightseeing. Northumberland was recognized as the best place to holiday in the 2018 British Tourism Awards, highlighting its appeal as a diverse and unspoilt destination that encourages repeat visits.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Coast Nearby