About this property
Resting in Embleton, upon the cusp of Northumberland Coast AONB is 2 The Reformed Church, a characterful three-bedroom cottage. Well-positioned near a host of amenities and a short journey from the beach, this gothic-style property offers six guests a light-flooded living space, an enclosed rear garden, and flexible sleeping arrangements, whilst enjoying this wonderful part of the county. Park up on the roadside and enter the spacious sitting room, adorning lofty ceilings, a sumptuous corner sofa, and a wall-mounted Smart TV with soundbar, perfect for relaxing from. Head into the sleek kitchen, featuring all expected amenities to ease your self-catered stay, including a dishwasher, microwave, and electric oven, before gathering around the dining table, located in the suntrap conservatory. Make the most of your outdoor space by venturing through the patio doors, where you'll find an enclosed garden with lawn and furniture, ideal for unwinding after a day of adventure, before completing your nightly routine in the bathroom. Select between three charming bedrooms, including a super-king-size with TV, a mezzanine king-size with piano and a wide selection of books, offering the perfect space for some light reading, and a double. Awaken to your itinerary filled with nature-filled and historic attractions, starting with a hike across the breath-taking Embleton Quarry Nature Reserve, or a stroll towards Embleton Bay, before preparing for a competitive afternoon at Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course, or a tour of Dunstanburgh Castle ruins, a 14th century fortress, overlooking the coastline. In Craster itself, enjoy strolls along the Harbour or join the Northumberland Coastal Path, before reaching Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum, enveloped by pretty blooms and wildflower beds. Complete your trip with a visit to Alnwick, with the chance to visit the award-winning Alnwick Garden, tour the Bailiffgate Museum, or discover the 12th-century remains of Alnwick Abbey Gatehouse. Enjoy a unique abode at 2 The Reformed Church.
The charming community of Embleton is ideally situated for experiencing one of Northumberland's Heritage Coastline's most alluring portions. The greatest ruined castle in Northumberland, Dunstanburgh Castle, is located on a lovely grassy path that connects the village to the nearby town of Craster. In addition to the village pub and neighbourhood hotel in Embleton, Alnwick, a nearby town, offers a wide variety of amenities. Alnwick Castle and Garden is a "must-see" while travelling to the area, and the grounds of adjacent Howick Hall are open in the summer and renowned for their beauty. The Dunstanburgh Links Course, one of many top-notch courses nearby, is roughly a mile distant for avid golfers.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x super-king-size with TV, 1 x mezzanine king-size with piano, 1 x double.
Bathroom with bath, handheld shower, basin, and WC.
Cloakroom with basin, WC, washing machine, and wine chiller.
Kitchen.
Dining room/conservatory.
Sitting room
Central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, wine chiller.
Smart TV, TV, soundbar, WiFi, selection of books, piano.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample roadside parking.
Enclosed rear garden with lawn, patio, and furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.1 miles, beach 1.2 miles.
Note: The staircase is steep
Nearby points of interest
- Alnwick Castle
- Bamburgh Castle
Reviews (2)
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John
The beds are very comfortable, the lack of curtains or blinds in the two smaller bedrooms meant the teenagers where up earlier than usual - maybe a choice of quilt would be nice (Summer/Winter) but thatâs being picky. We did have a problem with the boiler but we called the agent and he came round straightaway and arranged for an engineer to fix it - very straightforward and didnât impact our stay. The only downside was there was no shower, but the bath and shower head worked very well. The location is fabulous - a 15 minute walk to the beach - close to many sites and castles by car, you can walk to Dunstanburgh Castle easily along the Coastal Path. Highly recommend the house and area.
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Paul
Reasonable facilities ( bath let it down), very comfy bed. The negatives are: 1. Duvet and pillows had feathers, so no good for one of our group with an allergy. We had to pay £20 to borrow a duvet and pillow from the local hotel. 2. Top of fridge was dirty, old cobwebs around the place, some pots had food stuck to them, floor was dirty. 3. We found shards of broken glass in the rug. Fortunately, no one was injured. 4. Bath was very slow to fill. The shower handset was useless. Could really do with more water pressure!!! Using the bath became a timetabled rota. Disappointed!!! 5. One of the shelves behind the sofa was wobbly/loose.