THE PROPERTY OVERVIEW Grove Cottage is a dog-friendly holiday cottage on Front Street, Bamburgh, arguably the most desirable location in Northumberland. This incredibly special property is set between the Victoria Hotel and the Butcher, with front door views of the village green and Bamburgh Castle. Over 2 floors, this very special property has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and comfortably sleeps 8 guests. THE PROPERTY BREAKDOWN Ground Floor: Living area – Comfortable seating, wood burning stove, flat screen Smart TV with Netflix. Open plan kitchen/dining area – Dining table and seating for 8 guests, cooker and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washing machine, Nutribullet, hand held blender. Bedroom 1 – Double bed. Shower room – Shower, toilet and washbasin. First Floor: Bedroom 2 – Twin beds, wardrobe and bedside tables. Bedroom 3 – Super king size bed, flat screen TV, en suite with shower, toilet and washbasin. Bedroom 4 – 4ft double bed (a cosy double or a spacious single), bedside storage and vanity console. Bathroom – Bath, handheld shower attachment, toilet and washbasin. Outside: Rear courtyard with garden furniture, barbecue. Parking: On street parking is available outside the property (may be busy at peak times). Pets: Guest may bring up to 3 pets. Pets must be added and charged for via the Guest Portal once booked.

THE LOCATION Closest Pub – 50 yards Closest Shop – 50 yards Closest Beach – 0.5 Miles With views of the village green and the Castle itself, on Front Street, Bamburgh you will find Grove Cottage. 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.