BREMEL BARN, Family Friendly, With Open Fire In Low Newton-By-The-Sea

Beadnell, Northumberland

Bremel Barn in Ellingham, near Beadnell, is a charming stone-built converted barn that can accommodate up to seven guests in four bedrooms. Situated in the village of Ellingham, between Alnwick and the stunning Heritage coastline of Dunstanburgh, Low Newton, and Bamburgh, this property offers a cozy retreat with modern amenities. The barn features oil heating, a woodburning stove, AGA oven, electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, TV, DVD player, CD player, iPod dock, WiFi, and a selection of books. Other amenities include a washing machine, dishwasher, on-site parking for three cars, and an enclosed garden with furniture.

Northumberland is a region known for its fishing villages, market towns, sandy beaches, magnificent castles, and historic sites like Hadrian's Wall. Beadnell, a peaceful harbour village beside the beautiful Beadnell Bay, offers a mix of history and natural beauty. Once a fishing village and smuggler's haven, Beadnell now attracts holidaymakers looking to enjoy its pretty harbour and nearby sandy beaches. The village has a shop, two pubs, and a café, while popular Seahouses, just over a mile away, offers additional amenities and boat trips to the Farne Islands for birdwatching. Bamburgh and Alnwick, with its Castle and Gardens, are also nearby attractions.

Located in Chathill, Bremel Barn offers a rural and seaside retreat for guests looking to explore the Northumberland region. Nearby attractions include Bailiffgate Museum, Belford and District Hidden History, Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Club, and Seahouses Golf Club. With its peaceful setting and proximity to historical sites and outdoor activities, Bremel Barn provides a comfortable and convenient base for a relaxing holiday in Northumberland. Please note that pets and smoking are not allowed on the property, and towels are not included in the rental. Travel cot and highchair are available upon request.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Coast Nearby