THE PROPERTY OVERVIEW
Outlook Cottage is a comfortable dog-friendly holiday cottage with stunning views. Located in the small hamlet of Wandylaw, this holiday cottage is perfectly situated close to the A1, creating the perfect base to explore Northumberland. With comfortable and stylish interiors the property has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and comfortably sleeps 4 guests.
THE PROPERTY BREAKDOWN
The property layout is across one single floor:
Open plan living / kitchen area – Comfortable seating, TV, dining table and seating for 4 guests. Cooker, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher
Bedroom 1 – King-size bed, clothes storage, bedside tables with lamp
Bedroom 2 – Twin beds, clothes storage, bedside tables with lamp
Bathroom – Bath, walk in shower, toilet and washbasin.
Outside:
Garden – Patio and garden furniture (enclosed).
Parking:
Parking available outside property.
Check in 15:00 / Checkout 10:30
THE PROPERTY DETAILS
Outlook Cottage is a wonderfully comfortable single-story holiday cottage. The property enjoys wonderful countryside views and benefits from underfloor heating throughout. The property has been carefully designed by the owner to ensure comfort and style flow throughout the whole cottage.
Side-by-side with Inglenook Cottage, the properties can be booked together to sleep a combined party size of 8.
THE LOCATION
Closest Pub – 1.2 Miles
Closest Shop – 3 Miles
Closest Beach – 8 Miles
Wandylaw is easily accessible, just minutes from the A1 between Alnwick and Bamburgh, close to the picturesque village of Ellingham.
This Northumberland holiday cottage is less than a 15-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 been 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.
A mere 10-minute drive South 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.
