Hideaway Cottage is a semi-detached former fisherman's cottage in Craster, a small harbour village on the Northumberland coast. It sits just off the main harbour road, in the centre of the village but away from the hustle and bustle. The lounge keeps its exposed beams and stone walls and a wood burner sits ready for cooler evenings. Views towards Craster harbour and the sea reach you from the lounge, so you can watch the boats without leaving your seat.

Craster is known for its harbour and coast path walks and Alnwick sits 7 miles away for a bigger day out. Guests mention how quiet the village feels once the daily walkers head home, leaving locals and residents to enjoy the evening pace. A local pub and cafe are a short walk from the door, useful after a day on the coast path.

Three bedrooms sleep six across one double and two twin rooms. The double bedroom shares that same harbour and sea view. Two bathrooms cover the cottage: a family bathroom with shower over the bath and a separate shower room, plus an extra WC in the utility room. A separate dining room with an ornamental fireplace gives space away from the kitchen and lounge.

Dunstanburgh Castle is just 1 mile away, its ruins sitting dramatically on the coast. Howick Hall Gardens and Arboretum, seat of the Earls Grey since 1319, is 3 miles off. Alnwick Castle and its award-winning gardens are 7 miles away (around 15 minutes by car). The paved area outside has a built-in brick BBQ with sea views, ideal for evening meals outdoors.

Hideaway Cottage suits families or groups wanting a coastal base with real character and proper sea views. One pet is welcome, so bring the dog along too. Book today for a coastal break in Craster with views you won't forget.