Samphire Cottage

Seahouses & Beadnell Area, Northumberland Coastal

  • 5 Star
  • Charming two bedroom period cottage close to the historic Seahouses harbour.

You can book this property from:

  • £625 per week
  • £89 per night
  • 5 Star

Features

Beds & bedrooms

  • Bed linen provided
  • 1 king/super-king bed
  • 2 single beds

Appliances

  • Washing machine
  • Tumble dryer
  • Dishwasher
  • Freezer

Bathrooms

  • Towels provided
  • Bath

Families

  • Family friendly

Special Features

  • WiFi
  • Open fire or woodburner
  • Smart TV

Nearby activities

  • Walking
  • Cycling
  • Watersports
  • Surfing
  • Fishing
  • Golf
  • Pony trekking/horse riding

Outdoors

  • On-street parking

How far to ...?

  • Beach 0.1 miles
  • Pub 0.1 miles
  • Shop 0.2 miles

Important - please note

House Rules

  • Check in: 16:00
  • Check out: 10:00

Description

A family-friendly holiday home in the busy little fishing port of Seahouses. Ideal for couples or small families looking for a seaside break, there are plenty of activities to enjoy in the local area. You can even bring your dog along to enjoy some of the fantastic coastal walks. Take a boat trip to the Farne Islands (2.9 miles by ferry) to see over 100 different types of seabirds - if you’re lucky, you might even spot a colony of grey seals or a school of dolphins. Along the unspoiled Northumbrian Coastline, there are many places of interest to discover, including Bamburgh Castle (3.5 miles), Dunstanburgh Castle (10.5 miles) and Holy Island (18.8 miles). Leisure activities in the local area include fishing, cycling, boat trips, horse riding and golf.

This stone-built terraced cottage features a cosy lounge/dining area with comfortable seating, dining table, Smart TV and a wood burner. This is an inviting space to relax with family or friends, whether you want to watch a film, read a book or make plans for the next day's adventures. The bright, contemporary kitchen retains its original wooden beams and equipped with everything you’ll need, including a wine cooler. From the kitchen, there’s access to the shared courtyard garden. On the first floor, the king-size bedroom has a cosy wood burner-effect electric fire and a Smart TV, so it’s the perfect place to unwind after a busy day. The second bedroom is a twin room with two single beds and a Smart TV. Both of the bedrooms have character features, including exposed stone feature walls. The bedrooms are served by a contemporary bathroom with traditional wooden beams, brickwork and a freestanding bathtub with an overhead electric rainfall shower.

  • 2 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 1 twin
  • 1 bathroom with shower over the bath, and WC
  • Electric oven, induction hob, fridge, freezer, slimline dishwasher, wine cooler, washer/dryer, microwave
  • Wood burner (first basket of logs supplied)
  • Smart TV in lounge and both bedrooms
  • On-street parking (subject to availability), or parking in a public car park
  • Beach and pub 0.1 miles, shop 0.2 miles
  • The cottage is situated close to a local pub and guests may experience noise from time to time
  • Dogs to be kept downstairs only

Reviews

Overall our stay was lovely. Not really ideal for a dogs as shared outdoor area with no grass. The pub opposite was a little noisy. The cottage is very well equiped but armchairs very uncomfortable. The area is stunning with plenty of walks. Most cafes and pubs dog friendly.

Mrs B,

Lovely cottage in excellent location a few steps away from harbour and pub (can be some noise on weekends, but didn’t bother us in January) and short walk to local Co-op and shops. Cottage is well equipped but not many basic provisions for cooking (tea, decaf coffee, sugar, salt and pepper provided).

Mrs O,

Beautiful cottage. Loved everything especially the wood burner. Beds were very comfortable and clean. Loved the reclining chairs and all the wall art throughout the property. Location perfect and got parked outside address no bother.

Ms R,

Pretty cottage, very conveniently situated.

Mrs P,

Lovely cottage right in the middle of Seahouses. On street parking may be an issue but we parked outside 90% of the time. Pub across the road but this wasn’t any bother.Cottage is tastefully decorated with a homely feel. Good facilities within. We were a family with a dog and this was a good choice for us and we would stay again.

Mr S,

Pros Really spacious & beautifully presented cottage Very clean & tidy & very close to the harbour & town centre Wood burner very useful, despite going in July! Very comfy bed in main bedroom Cons Parking is restricted & is on a first come first served basis. We managed to park our car on arrival, but there seems to be a lot of competition for spaces on this quiet road, with some people finding no spaces when returning from a day out There appeared to be no outside seating area designated to the property as advertised & indeed the outside area was very small & untidy. No basics like hand soap, shower gel, dishcloths were provided, so you need to bring these with you

Mr M,

Lovely well decorated cottage and great that some logs are supplied but there are no instructions re the house so s bins not put out also no instructions on the hob which is difficult to work out if you are not used to convection hobs. The water pressure in the property is incredibly low and just dribbles out

Mrs F,

Excellent cottage, with excellent facilities, in a wonderful seaside village. Extremely clean, absolutely spotless. Superb beds, and the biggest bath I’ve ever seen. Olympic sized in fact! We wouldn’t hesitate to return, and cannot recommend highly enough.

Mr H,

Nothing to say here

Ms R,

This is genuinely a lovely cottage which I'm sad to see is up for sale; this is our second stay here. There are a few improvements I'd make, such as more cutlery and a better selection of glasses and oven dishes, but these are really minor details, and if not heeded would not spoil your stay. The location is FABULOUS but comes with a draw back over the parking, some of which was most, most inconsiderate from others who were also on holiday. I think a "please leave space for residents of Samphire Cottage" sign, in the window, would not go a miss, although equally that would not be mandatory to abide by, but it really has been quite tricky at times. Would I stay here again? Yes, in a heartbeat. Is there room for improvement? I do think so. I do hope that any sale of this property still allows for a holiday let. It's genuinely lovely, and superbly placed, and we would absolutely go back. The communication from Original Cottages was also very good, but please allow for a 10:30 vacation of the property?

Mrs P,

Lovely cottage. Great location. Good places for food around to take dogs. Just to note there is no where to let dog out for toilet without going with them on lead to just bear in mind, it is enclosed yard but it is shared and signs of no dogs in some areas of it. The pub next to the property can be a little noisy till midnight at a weekend but not dreadful. Good value for money. Tasteful decor which is homely and well equipped. Beds are amazingly comfortable!!

Mrs P,

Samphire Cottage is a beautiful little place and is well placed a stones throw from the harbour and town village centre. It is opposite 2 pubs whose patrons parked outside the cottage at times whilst we were there and I feel that this could be an issue in the high season so definitely something to be aware of. There is no coffee machine which I know is not essential however would be a nice addition for those coffee snobs amongst us. The kitchen is otherwise lovely and well equipped with everything you would need. Dog owners need to be aware that the shared courtyard is not really dog friendly. You cannot just let them out to do their deeds as there are signs that other cottage owners have placed. This had a negative impact on us and we would not have booked had we known this. The two leather recliners were great and we channelled our inner Chandler & Joey on a couple of occasions which was a source of great amusement!! Best beach is Beadnell a couple of miles away it's great for the woofs too!

Ms G,

We stayed for a long weekend and had the most enjoyable stay. The cottage was very cosy, we loved the wood fire. It’s in a fantastic location with lots of walks along the beach and dog friendly restaurants and pubs within five minutes. We will definitely be back!

Miss S,

Location

This charming fishing village on the Northumberland coast is a popular seaside holiday resort and a must for wildlife and nature lovers. Visitors can take boat trips from here around the Farne Islands and spot 150,000 seabirds in their breeding space, an impressive site alongside the grey seals that inhabit the islands. Kids will love Seahouses too. They can spend days playing crazy golf, building sandcastles on the beach, rock pooling, horse riding on the sands or cycling along the coastal pathways. 

The Fisherman’s Kitchen is an interesting afternoon out to appreciate historic fishing memorabilia and admire the local catch of the day. No visit is complete without checking out Swallowfish who have one of the original smokehouses and operated on the site since 1843. Their fine offerings of smoked produce are accompanied by a range of fresh seasonal fish from the North Sea.