Welcome to your very own slice of rural paradise. The gorgeous Bamburgh View Cottage is an old farm cottage that has been beautifully renovated to provide luxurious, stylish accommodation for five guests. It boasts spectacular views towards Bamburgh Castle and the Farne Islands and a peaceful countryside setting. The living space is situated on the upper floor taking full advantage of the views and with charm and character in abundance. The cottage’s three bedrooms sit on the ground floor with access to a delightful, sunny, south westerly facing garden.

Bamburgh View Cottage sits just outside the historic village of Bamburgh in the quiet hamlet of East Burton. Located in Northumberland’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the spell-binding village of Bamburgh, the royal capital of the ancient kingdom of Northumbria, enjoys a facinating history. Bamburgh Castle’s imposing presence along the coast makes for a magical beach walk and stunning photographs. It looks amazing from the cottage when lit up at night. Another famous attraction of the village is the RNLI Grace Darling Museum, dedicated to Victorian Britain’s greatest heroine. Plenty of cosy cafes and high-end restaurants are scattered along the pretty streets making Bamburgh a brilliant place for a holiday.

Bamburgh View Cottage is the perfect property for a spot of switch off. With charm in abundance, you will relax in a magnificent living space where a delightful living and dining areas and high-quality kitchen sit below a gorgeous beamed vaulted ceiling. You will enjoy gorgeous sunset views through the Juliet balcony windows and to the east, can take in the magnificent views towards Bamburgh Castle. The living space enjoys a thoroughly modern vibe with contemporary sofas, trendy fabrics and dazzling white walls. The huge picture windows, doors and roof windows ensure that this captivating, comfortable space is drowned in natural light. A wall-mounted Smart television is provided so that you can get cosy with Netflix. You will be dining with a view and cooking with a smile. The modern kitchen comes with outstanding appliances including a Nespresso coffee maker and a gorgeous breakfast bar with stools. It is a very sociable space.

Downstairs, the generous hallway offers space for coats and shoes and a door to the enclosed garden. The gorgeous master bedroom suite sits at the rear of the cottage with French doors to the garden. It boasts a sumptuous kingsize bed, a Smart television for lazy lie-ins and an immaculate ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower. The second bedroom enjoys views over the garden, a luxurious zip and link super kingsize bed that can be separated into twins on request, a Smart television and a trendy open wardrobe. The single room is located at the front of the cottage with a trundle bed so that you could make this single bed a double and invite an extra guest. The pristine family bathroom enjoys a bath and overhead shower.

The wonderful south west facing enclosed garden is perfect for alfresco dining and chilling in the sunshine. It is very pretty. There is parking for two cars, one in front of the garage and one in the lane outside the cottage. There is an electric car charging point to the right of the front door.

Bamburgh View Cottage enjoys a gorgeous location in a quiet hamlet overlooking and just outside Bamburgh. Bamburgh is a great holiday destination with fine dining, gorgeous shops, a fascinating museum and a dramatic, awe-inspiring castle. Located on the fabulous Northumberland coast between Berwick-upon-Tweed and Alnwick, the village has much to offer and is within easy reach of many of Northumberland’s charms. The village enjoys a landmark red phone box where you will enjoy astounding views, an ancient church and a beautiful beach. The castle views from the beach are amazing and you can walk to Seahouses admiring the gorgeous dunes along the way. At Seahouses you can take boat trips to the Farne Islands nature reserve and seabird sanctuary. There are many events held at the castle including ghost tours, dragon hunts, outdoor cinema screenings and music events. The RNLI Grace Darling Museum, dedicated to Grace Horsley Darling, tells the story of her brave rescue of nine men from a tragic shipwreck. Four years after the rescue Grace died of tuberculosis and was buried in St Aidan’s churchyard and money was raised to build a monument in her memory. The museum was set up one hundred years after the rescue but closed for a time in 2002 and reopened in 2007. The museum is located in Bamburgh Castle’s walled garden, the garden that Grace’s grandfather worked in. A place of worship was founded on the site of St Aidan’s Church in 635 by Saint Aidan who was called to Bamburgh from Iona by King Oswald to establish Christianity in his newly united Kingdom of Northumbria. The site of his death is marked by a simple shrine within the present church. The existing church building dates from the end of the 12th century.

Not far from Bamburgh View Cottage is the lovely Alnwick with its own historic castle where the Harry Potter movies were filmed. Under the Normans and for some time afterwards, Alnwick was the administrative town for the whole county of Northumberland. Today, the Alnwick District is famous for its unspoilt beauty and is one of the most picturesque areas of countryside. There are long sandy beaches, the Simonside and Cheviot hills and beautiful gardens. The Alnwick Garden is a very popular visitor attraction with its centrepiece being the Grand Cascade, a magnificent tumbling mass of water with an eruption of fountains sending 350 litres of water into the air. It also boasts an ornamental garden with symmetrical structured plants, a serpent garden full of water sculptures, a beautiful rose garden, a bamboo labyrinth which is a one way maze, a poison garden and a fantastic treehouse. Alnwick retains many of its ancient cobbled streets, narrow alleys and fine stone buildings of which many are now independent shops. The market place is the centre of local events including the Alnwick International Music Festival and farmer’s markets. The beautiful St. Michael’s Church was first built in Saxon times and later rebuilt in the 14th and 15th centuries. Barter Books is one of the largest second hand book shops in England with over 350,000 books to choose from. The Bakehouse Gallery is home to some wonderful contemporary art works. The Aln Valley Railway is very popular with holiday makers. You can take the train from the Lionheart Station next to the A1 and take the train to Alnmouth on the coast. On the outskirts of Alnwick you can explore Ratcheugh Observatory, an amazing 18th century folly with a viewing tower that boasts sensational 360 degree views of Alnwick and its castle and the Northumberland coast as far as Boulmer. Alnwick Castle is considered to be one of the finest castles in the country and the home of the Duke of Northumberland. Its magnificent grounds designed by Capability Brown are incredible. The castle boasts domineering medieval towers, a 14th century dungeon and amazing state rooms with paintings by Canaletto, Van Dyck and Titian.

Other popular places to visit from Bamburgh View Cottage are Beadnell, a small coastal village with a delightful beach and watersports, Belford, Berwich, a fabulous market town, Chillingham for its famous cattle who have been living at Chillingham Park for over eight hundred years, Craster, a small fishing village famous for its Craster kippers, The Holy Island of Lindisfarne, famous for its priory, castle and mead brewery and Morpeth, the historic market town with its bagpipe museum and fabulous golf course.