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Coquet Cottage |
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| Property: 3530 | Northumberland |
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Coquet Cottage is a traditional stone built terraced house located minutes away from Queen Street host to a mixture of shops, pubs, cafe's, banks etc. At the far end of Queen Street is the new Town Square and Visitors Centre, here you will find one of the largest sundials in Europe. The Marina and Harbour is a 5-minute walk.
The cottage has a Master Bedroom, with king Size Bed + original Victorian Fireplace.
Bedroom 2 Twin Beds.
Bedroom 3 Single Bed.
The Dining Room features a splendid original cast iron fire range and oven.
There are 2 bathrooms.
Known as "The Friendliest Port", Amble is situated at the mouth of the River Coquet in mid-Northumberland. It is 1 mile south east of Warkworth and 9 miles south east of Alnwick. The town was built on a point of land that juts out, so providing extensive views of the coastline. The old spelling for Amble is thought to be Annebelle, meaning Anna's Promontory. The town has an extensive beach of soft, golden sands.
The ancient village of Warkworth is a pleasant walk along the banks of the River Coquet. The castle is well worth a visit as well as river walks to the Hermitage. There are plenty of pubs, restaurants, shops and cafes.
The surrounding area is renowned for its award winning beaches and is known as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ( AONB )
Places to Visit:
Holy Island
Farne Islands
Bamburgh Castle
Alnwick Castle
Warkworth Castle
Craster
Seahouses
Berwick upon Tweed
Beamis open air Museum
The cottage has a Master Bedroom, with king Size Bed + original Victorian Fireplace.
Bedroom 2 Twin Beds.
Bedroom 3 Single Bed.
The Dining Room features a splendid original cast iron fire range and oven.
There are 2 bathrooms.
Known as "The Friendliest Port", Amble is situated at the mouth of the River Coquet in mid-Northumberland. It is 1 mile south east of Warkworth and 9 miles south east of Alnwick. The town was built on a point of land that juts out, so providing extensive views of the coastline. The old spelling for Amble is thought to be Annebelle, meaning Anna's Promontory. The town has an extensive beach of soft, golden sands.
The ancient village of Warkworth is a pleasant walk along the banks of the River Coquet. The castle is well worth a visit as well as river walks to the Hermitage. There are plenty of pubs, restaurants, shops and cafes.
The surrounding area is renowned for its award winning beaches and is known as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ( AONB )
Places to Visit:
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 Dining Room |
 Master Bedroom |
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Sleeps: 5 Bedrooms: 3 Cot Available: No Pets Allowed: No. Smoking Allowed: No. Linen Provided: Yes. All Linen and Towels provided Central Heating: Yes. Fuel type: Gas Open Fire: No. Disabled Facilities: No. Outdoor Facilities: Yes. Rear yard with Table Chairs and Barbeque Local Services: All local services nearby | |||
| Standard Rates | |
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Winter: £196.00.
Peak: £412:00. |
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