Cuthbert Cottage is a stone-built, cottage-style contemporary house sitting in the heart of Beadnell a working fishing village on the Northumberland Heritage Coast. The beach is just a 300-metre stroll away. It sleeps four and has been part of the collection since 2019. The parish church and mature trees form a peaceful backdrop.

Beadnell is the real deal. Fishermen still bring in wild salmon at the harbour. Two pubs and a fish and chip shop are within easy reach. The Northumberland Coast Path starts right here in the village. Water sports and sandcastle building on the sheltered beach make this a solid base for active breaks.

The cottage has two upstairs bedrooms one double and one twin both with wrought-iron period-style beds in soft tones. There is one upstairs family bathroom with shower over bath plus a ground-floor WC. The living room has French doors opening to a walled courtyard garden with table and chairs. The kitchen seats four and has an oven, gas hob, dishwasher and washing machine.

Seahouses is 1.5 miles away boats to the Farne Islands depart from there. Bamburgh Castle is just 5 miles up the coast. The Grace Darling Museum is also in Bamburgh. Onsite parking is included.

Cuthbert Cottage suits families, walkers and anyone who wants a proper Northumberland coastal stay beach, harbour, pubs and one of England's finest coastlines on the doorstep.