Dog friendly Cottages England

Set in the small, picturesque village of Rock, The Old Workshop has been fully converted to create a single-storey holiday cottage. Built in 1856, this property comprises a spacious open-plan living area with large French windows leading onto the patio, linked to the stylish dining kitchen area. Guests are welcome to use the culinary herbs at the front of the cottage for cooking during their stay. There is solid oak flooring throughout the property. The small entrance hall links to the spacious bedroom which has large built-in wardrobes, and there is an outside boot and wellie rack.

The Old Workshop forms part of the Rock village estate and is well placed for easy visits to the stunning Northumbrian coastline and fabulous local countryside walks. The village has a well-marked trail past the ancient church. The golden beaches of Newton-by-the-Sea and Embleton are less than 5 miles away. Combine a fabulous coastal walk to Dunstanburgh Castle and back with lunch overlooking the sea in the quaint fishing village of Craster, world famous for its smoked kippers and salmon. Golfers are spoilt for choice being within easy reach of many first-class coastal courses. Inland, the Northumberland National Park is a stunning area of natural beauty, a magnet for cyclists, bird watchers and anglers. The market town of Alnwick, five miles away, is famous for its castle, featured in Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey, and the splendid gardens with the famous treehouse restaurant. To the north lies the busy town of Seahouses and the Farne Islands.

A quaint, couple’s retreat resting in the coastal village of Hadston, near Amble, Northumberland. Enclosed garden. Close to a beach. Off-road parking. Amble 3.6 miles; Warkworth 4.8 miles; Alnwick 13.2 miles. 

Spindlestone Mill is nestled in a tranquil setting, situated just over a mile inland from the stunning coastline this beautiful region is renowned for. This original mill and grain store has been cleverly converted into lovely holiday apartments (refs UK3161, UK3162, UK3163 & UK3164), which can be booked individually or together to accommodate a gathering of families and friends. Each apartment has a private patio, creating an idyllic spot to relax and listen to the rush of the water.
Waren Mill is close by and steeped in history. Once an important port, its harbour has long since disappeared, silted up beneath the sands of the estuary. Budle Bay is a bird sanctuary, and at low tide, a vast expanse of mud flats is home to countless sea and land birds making this location a haven for birdwatchers. The picture postcard village of Bamburgh, protected by its dramatic castle, is less than 3 miles away with its wide expanse of golden, often empty, sandy beaches. The tidal island of Lindisfarne, locally known as Holy Island, can also be viewed from this lovely village. A warm welcome greets guests to Belford, which offers many facilities including a golf driving range, just 3 miles away. Take a boat trip to the Farne Islands, famous for its bird sanctuaries and seal colony, from the harbour in the traditional fishing village of Seahouses, or enjoy the local pastimes of horse riding and golf on the links, just 5 miles down the seashore. The market town of Alnwick with its castle, offers many facilities, as well as Alnwick Garden, which is a popular visitor attraction for all ages.
In a peaceful, rural setting these apartments properties give guests an easy opportunity to also indulge in the simple pleasure of strolling through the sand of the Northumberland Heritage Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Beach 1½ miles. Shops, pubs and restaurants 3 miles.
Wheel Rooms can be booked together with The Loft (ref UK3161), The Grain Rooms (ref UK3162) and The Gearings (UK3163) to accommodate up to 26 guests.

A fantastic, three-storey, mid-terrace house resting in Bamburgh near Seahouses, Northumberland. Close to the beach and coast. Pet-friendly. Family-friendly. Budle 1.7 miles; Alnwick 16.6 miles.

Set all on the first floor, this good-sized apartment is ideal for couples looking for a relaxing break, and you can even bring your four-legged friends along. Within easy walking distance of the harbour, marina, shops and pubs in this friendly seaside town known as ‘The friendliest port’.
Located on the High Street with private parking to the rear, Hallbank Apartment is ideal for couples looking for a base to tour the county and the beautiful Heritage Coast. The harbour at Amble is home to a busy Sunday market, popular with locals and visitors. Here you can also see the little harbour village with its pod style shopping outlets. Along the harbour are two very good fish and chip shops as well as a fish restaurant and a fabulous ice cream parlour. Boat trips to Coquet Island can be taken from here. Views towards Warkworth Castle are lovely on a clear day and you can walk to Warkworth from Amble along the river.
Nearby Warkworth is a pretty, picture postcard village dominated by its castle which sits at the top of the village. The local pubs and cafés are all well worth a visit too. Amble is close to the start of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty stretching along the beautiful coastline to Berwick-upon-Tweed, with miles of golden beaches and castles. Be sure to visit Holy Island during your stay. Alnwick Castle is just a few minutes’ drive away where you can explore this historical building, famed for its use in some ‘Harry Potter’ scenes.
Travelling inland is straightforward from Amble and you can have a great day out in the Northumberland National Park, visiting Kielder Forest Park with its huge forest and reservoir. Trips to Hadrian’s Wall can be enjoyed too. Northumberland is such a diverse county there is always something to do here. Beach 800 yards. Shop and pub 100 yards, restaurant 300 yards.

This beautifully restored Bothy is set on a working farm in rural Northumberland. With pristine ancient woodland views and rolling landscape as far as the eye can see, leave the hustle and bustle and escape into nature. With quirky interiors combining traditional features like the oak beams, flagged floors, range fireplace and wood burner with modern facilities, rustic touches and stylish furnishings. The quirky mezzanine has a king size bed, and glass balustrade overlooking the living area below, be prepared for the low beams, although restricting height make this a romantic little haven of its own. With exposed stone, high ceilings and eclectic lighting the living space is open plan and quirky. In the winter months you will love to get cosy and enjoy your favourite movie in front of the wood burner, no need to go far with a cosy dining area for your romantic supper and a shaker style kitchen well equipped to cater for your needs. A sliding barn style door rolls back to reveal a smart bathroom with walk-in double rainfall style shower. The location is breath-taking, imagine waking up to the peace and quiet of the countryside and taking your morning coffee outside and being at one with nature. With table and chairs, the terrace is a lovely place to sit and unwind.
Just under 3 miles from Langley Castle and within a 20 min walk of the local village Inn, The Cart Bog. There are plenty of opportunities for walkers and cyclists. The John Martin Heritage Trail passes right by the door or visit the national Trust site of Allen Banks and Staward Gorge, a Victorian garden in a gorge of the River Allen cutting through beautiful woodland. For those seeking adventure, try wild water swimming on the River Allen, a 20-minute walk. The Northumberland National Park is a 20 minute drive, here you can walk Hadrian’s Wall and visit the Roman settlements, House steads Roman Fort, Vindolanda and the Sill National Landscape Discovery Centre.
The historic town of Hexham is under 10 miles with an array of shops, cafés, restaurants and attractions including Hexham Old Gaol and Hexham Abbey. Other popular Northumbrian villages include Corbridge, Bardon Mill, Haydon Bridge and Haltwhistle, all within an easy 30 minutes. A little further afield visit Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead for the Metrocentre, Beamish Living Museum, the cathedral city of Durham and the award-winning beaches of the North East coast including Whitley Bay and Tynemouth.

This charming character apartment offers a comfortable stay in the thriving market town of Alnwick. Located right in the heart of this historic town with its cobbled streets and historic buildings, Column View offers something for everybody. This quaint abode has plenty of character with a large open fireplace occupying a wood burner and exposed beams. Column View offers couples an exciting holiday retreat whilst being ideally located to explore all that Alnwick has to offer.
Set on one level, you enter the property from the beautifully presented garden straight into the modern kitchen which includes everything needed to cook up some hearty meals. From the kitchen you enter a spacious living room/dining room with comfy seating, a TV with a fire stick, and a feature wood burner to keep you warm on those colder evenings. The living area brings you to the master bedroom with built in wardrobes and dressing table. The garden is a gorgeous sun trap with comfortable garden furniture for those summer evenings, perfect for al fresco dining and entertaining.
When you’re ready to begin exploring this historic market town, start with a trip to the incredible and famous Alnwick Castle, one of the largest inhabited castles in the UK and used as Hogwarts when filming scenes for the Harry Potter films so it’s a must-visit for any fans, with Harry Potter related events organised here throughout the year as well as guided tours. The Alnwick Garden is also an exciting visit with its spectacular interpretation of a formal garden, including the Grand Cascade waterfall, poison garden and largest tree house in Europe where guests can dine in the restaurant.
Heading 4 miles east is the picture-perfect coastal village of Alnmouth where there is a gorgeous golden sandy beach. A short drive west brings you to the small town of Rothbury, found nestled at the foot of the Simonside Hills and where the River Coquet ebbs and flows. Column View makes an extremely comfortable base from which to explore the beautiful 20-mile stretch of Northumberland Heritage coastline, designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty to the east, and the wild and lonely expanses of the heather-capped Cheviot Hills to the west. Beach within 5 miles. Shop, pub and restaurants on your doorstep.

This charming detached lodge style cottage built in 2013 is set behind The Willows (CC317031), offering its own privacy with views over the fields behind. Spacious for two people, Little Willows is ideally located to explore the Heritage coast, peppered with castles and friendly villages. Only a short drive from Amble, reputedly the friendliest port with a working harbour, good Sunday market and a good selection of pubs, restaurants and shops, with an award-winning ice cream shop on the harbour. Amble is the start of the Heritage coastal route so head north for glorious beaches or head west towards the National Park and Cheviots all within easy driving distance making fabulous days out. Little Willows and The Willows are both dog friendly properties and can be booked together for larger groups whilst maintaining privacy in both properties.

Rock Farm House has undergone a total renovation and refurbishment and provides spacious and stylishly furnished holiday accommodation to an excellent standard. With six double bedrooms; each enjoying the luxury of en-suite facilities and set within two acres of mature garden grounds ensures this fabulous property offers the perfect choice for the gathering of the extended family and friends. The well equipped kitchen is perfect for the budding chef on holiday, alternately, catering for dinner parties can be arranged locally. Rock Farm House is a superb option for those seeking spacious and well appointed accommodation with easy access to explore the 20 mile stretch of glorious bays with rocky outcrops Northumberland is proud to have designated as An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.