This 3-bedroom house is a stone cottage in Craster, a small fishing village on the Northumberland coast. It sits in an elevated position directly above the harbour, with views across the water to Dunstanburgh Castle. The architecture includes original stone-flagged floors and exposed brickwork, upgraded to a high standard throughout.

Craster is a working harbour village. You can watch fishermen bring in their catch from the terrace. The village pub is right next door. Craster beach has sand and rock pools. Embleton Bay is two miles away. The Dunstanburgh Castle coastal walk starts just 0.5 miles from the front door.

The cottage sleeps six across three bedrooms. The first-floor master bedroom has a king-size bed, en-suite shower room and harbour views. A ground-floor double and a smaller twin complete the layout. The family bathroom has underfloor heating. Bi-fold doors open onto split-level decking with outdoor furniture. The kitchen has a double oven, dishwasher and washer/dryer.

Dunstanburgh Castle (1.5 miles, 10 mins), Alnwick Castle (8 miles, 20 mins), Bamburgh Castle (18 miles, 35 mins) and the Farne Islands boat trips from Seahouses (14 miles, 25 mins) are all within easy reach.

This stay is ideal for families or groups of six who want a genuinely special base on the Northumberland coast. The harbour views, elevated position and quality finish set this apart from most coastal cottages in the area.