BAMBURGH & BELFORD – SELF-CATERING
THE DUCkET (OUTCHESTER) SELF-CATERING ELWICk FARM HOLIDAY COTTAGES SELF-CATERING
Four spacious, tastefully furnished, comfortable and well equipped cottages. Situated on a
working arable and stock farm in Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, opposite Holy Island
on the beautiful unspoilt North Northumberland coast. Makes an ideal base for exploring
castles, beaches, hills and the Scottish Borders. Equidistant between Alnwick and Berwick.
PER WEEK: £250-£340 min – £340-£580 max UNITS: 4 SLEEPS: 5 - 7
Mrs R Reay, Orchard House, Elwick, Belford NE70 7EL
T: 01668 213259 E:
w.r.reay@talk21.com www.elwickcottages.co.uk
Northumberland’s most unique self-catering accommodation. The newly restored
Grade 2 listed tower is an 18th century dovecote with 21st century facilities.
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Located about half a mile from Budle Bay, the 65ft high Ducket is the perfect
retreat for two able people. With WiFi and underfloor ground source heating, the
accommodation consists of the ground floor bathroom, first floor bedroom, second
floor kitchen, third floor sitting room and top floor, the library. The Ducket has ETIVE COTTAGE, WARENFORD SELF-CATERING
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magnificent panoramic views to the north over Budle Bay along the coastline to Holy
Island and Lindisfarne Castle, and to the west the Cheviot hills. Sorry, no pets.
Centrally heated, double glazed cottage with secure
courtyard parking. Pets with well behaved owners
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welcome. Regional winner Winalot Best Place to Stay.
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PER WEEK: £495 min – £655 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 2 SHORT BREAKS: From £395
PER WEEK: £300 min – £475 max
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Mrs Shirley McKie, Ross Farm, Belford, Northumberland NE70 7EN
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 4
T: 01668 213336 F: 01668 219385 E:
info@theducket.co.uk Mrs J Thompson, The Cott, Warenford
www.theducket.co.uk www.rosscottages.co.uk Belford, Northumberland NE70 7HZ
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janet.thompson1@homecall.co.uk
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GLEBE HOUSE AND GLEBE COTTAGE SELF-CATERING
FENHAM LE MOOR COTTAGES SELF-CATERING
Comfortably furnished cottages and an open plan
studio, situated on working farm overlooking the
Lindisfarne Nature Reserve. Unique for birdwatchers.
PER WEEK: £200 min – £530 max
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Mrs K Burn, 1 Fenham le Moor, Belford
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Northumberland NE70 7PN T: 01668 213247
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enquiries@fenhamlemoor.com
www.fenham-le-moor.co.uk
www.lindisfarnelookout.co.uk
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THE GRANARY
SELF-CATERING
Spacious 4 bedroomed detached house
in quiet south facing location not far from
Bamburgh village. Private garden and parking.
PER WEEK: £450 min - £750 max
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 9
Mrs P Cowen, Thornleigh, Wetheral
Carlisle CA4 8ES T: 01228 560245
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cowen_home@hotmail.com
www.thegranarybamburgh.co.uk
The Glebe is a lovely old vicarage situated in the village of Bamburgh, just a short walk
away from Bamburgh’s magnificent beach and historic castle. Glebe House is a self-
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contained wing of the property providing high quality accommodation in an exclusive and
tranquil setting. Stunning views of church, sea and castle. Large private gardens provide
space to relax. Glebe cottage offers exclusive accommodation in a superb location in the
GROOM’S COTTAGE SELF-CATERING
grounds of The Glebe. This cosy 19th century coachman’s cottage has its own patio and
secluded garden with lovely views of church and castle. Oil-fired central heating. Excellent Detached cottage just outside village.
kitchen and bathroom.
Overlooks Cheviot hills. Beaches close by.
Cosy open fire. Beautiful walks from the door.
PER WEEK: £395 min – £1575 max UNITS: 2 SLEEPS: 2-8
PER WEEK: £240 min – £475 max
Mrs M Robinson, The Glebe, Radcliffe Road, Bamburgh NE69 7AE
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 4
T: 01668 214456 F: 01668 214354
Mrs J Ord, Chatton Park Farm, Chatton
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stay@bamburghglebe.co.uk www.bamburghglebe.co.uk
Alnwick NE66 5RA
T: 01668 215247
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ORD@chattonpk.fsnet.co.uk
www.chattonparkfarm.co.uk
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