2 Bedroom Accommodation In Warkworth, Near Amble

Warkworth, Near Amble, Northumberland

Summer Cottage, located on the outskirts of Warkworth near Amble in Northumberland, serves as an ideal retreat for couples or small families. Accommodating up to four guests, this semi-detached property features two bedrooms—one double and one twin—along with a modern bathroom that includes a freestanding bath and shower cubicle. The ground floor boasts an open-plan living area equipped with an electric wood burner, a 40" Sky Q Smart TV with Netflix, and a well-appointed kitchen. Guests can enjoy the convenience of electric central heating, Wi-Fi, and private parking for two cars, making it a comfortable base for exploring the region.

The cottage is situated in a tranquil setting adjacent to the owner’s home, surrounded by a large garden that includes a private sitting area for relaxation. Just a short walk from the village center, approximately ⅓ mile away, visitors can enjoy the friendly local pubs, cafés, and bespoke shops. Warkworth Castle dominates the village landscape, providing a historical backdrop for guests. Notable attractions include The Hermitage, which features prominently in local literature, further enriching the cultural experience of the area.

Warkworth's proximity to Amble, located just 2 miles along the estuary road, provides additional recreational options. Amble is known for its boat trips to Coquet Island, a variety of fish and chip shops, and a vibrant Sunday market. The nearby Warkworth Estuary marks the beginning of the Northumbrian Heritage Coastline, recognized for its stunning natural beauty, golden beaches, and historic castles. Visitors can also explore Holy Island, accessible via a causeway, as well as the famous Alnwick Castle, known for its connections to Harry Potter and Downton Abbey.

Beyond its coastal allure, Northumberland offers a wealth of activities and attractions for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The region is home to the Gold Tier International Dark Sky Park, perfect for stargazing, and Hadrian’s Wall, which invites exploration of its Roman heritage through various museums. Whether indulging in local cuisine, enjoying outdoor adventures, or immersing oneself in history, Summer Cottage provides a central location from which to experience all that Northumberland has to offer, including nearby beaches, golf courses, and scenic parks.

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