THE PROPERTY OVERVIEW
Professionally managed by North East Escapes, Budle Newton is a dog-friendly holiday cottage complete with a private hot tub, from which you can enjoy breathtaking views across the stunning Budle Bay. Situated just 10 minutes from Bamburgh, this beautiful Northumberland holiday cottage has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and comfortably sleeps 8 guests.
THE PROPERTY BREAKDOWN
Ground floor:
Open plan living/dining/kitchen area – Comfortable seating, open fire, flat screen Smart TV with Netflix. Dining table and seating for up to 8 people.
Kitchen – AGA, electric hob, microwave, 2 fridges, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, Nutribullet, hand held blender.
Conservatory – Table and chairs, comfortable seating, breathtaking views.
Games room – Pool table, wall mounted flat screen TV and drinks fridge.
Bedroom 1 – Double bed. En-suite with shower, toilet and washbasin.
Bedroom 2 – Twin beds.
Shower room – Shower, toilet and washbasin.
First floor:
Bedroom 3 – Super king bed, with views of Budle Bay and out to sea.
Bedroom 4 – Twin beds (this room is ideal for children).
Bathroom – Stand alone bath, shower, WC and washbasin.
Outside:
Garden - Enclosed patio area with hot tub, barbecue and garden furniture.
Parking:
Parking available outside property.
THE PROPERTY DETAILS
Nestled on the edge of Budle Bay, with breathtaking views, Budle Newton is a spacious retreat accommodating up to 8 guests. At its centre there is a grand open-plan living area, where panoramic windows frame the ever-changing seascape. Adjacent, a fabulous conservatory offers a front-row seat to nature for guests to watch as the sky and sea transform every ten minutes.
The sitting room boasts a real fireplace with easy-lighting logs, perfect for chilly evenings. Outside, the front patio is ideal for barbecues, while the private garden features a hot tub overlooking the bay. For indoor entertainment, there's a games area complete with a pool table. Four bedrooms and three elegant travertine bathrooms ensure comfort for all guests.
As part of the Bamburgh First Collection the property also includes Netflix, a portable Bose Bluetooth speaker, easy lighting fire logs, and a box of games like Scrabble, Cluedo, and Monopoly.
The owners also kindly supply a hand-selected welcome pack and a voucher for a pound of the famous Bamburgh Banger sausages (redeemable within the village).
Guests can claim up to two free rounds (2x people for 1x round) of golf per property booked at Bamburgh Castle Golf Club and/or enjoy a free game of tennis on the village green beneath the castle, as well as access to additional leisure club facilities in the area.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or planning a group celebration, Budle Newton offers an intimate and tranquil space to create lasting memories with friends and loved ones.
THE LOCATION
Closest Pub – 1 Miles
Closest Shop – 1 Miles
Closest Beach – 0.2 Miles
Budle Newton is located just a stone's throw from Budle Bay, part of the Lindisfarne Nature Reserve and very popular with bird watchers. From the property, depending on the tide, it is possible to walk all the way around the bay to the beautiful and vast sandy Bamburgh beach.
This Northumberland holiday cottage is less than a 10-minute drive from the historic seaside village of Bamburgh. Here, the renowned Bamburgh Castle stands tall, casting its majestic shadow over the miles of sandy beaches that stretch to the north and the quaint village green to the west. Recently, for the 4th year in a row Bamburgh has earned the distinction crowned best seaside resort by consumer group Which?, receiving a 5 star rating for its beaches, seafront, peace and quiet, scenery and value for money.. Within the village, visitors are greeted by a charming array of shops, pubs, restaurants, tea houses, and cafes, as well as one of Britain's most scenic golf clubs, where guests of Bamburgh First are granted the privilege of complimentary play when no competitions are taking place.
A mere 20-minute drive away lies the market town of Alnwick, a historical gem boasting the iconic Alnwick Castle, the enchanting Alnwick Gardens, and the renowned Barter Books. Northward, a 25-minute journey takes you to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, while the picturesque Cheviot Hills and the vast expanse of Northumberland National Park beckon just 20 minutes to the west. For those seeking maritime adventures, Seahouses, a gateway to boat trips to the Farne Islands, is a short 15-minute drive away. Venturing southward, the legendary Hadrian's Wall can be reached in under two hours.
A short excursion also unveils a tapestry of picturesque fishing towns dotting the coastline, including Craster, famed for its kippers, Newton by the Sea, Alnmouth, and Amble with its charming marina.
