Stewards Cottage

About this property

This cosy cottage is perfectly placed close to Bamburgh, minutes from Holy Island and Seahouses. Sleeps 8 - 2 super king (1 can be split) + 2 singles + sofa bed 2 large bathrooms - one ensuite - accessible ground floor - bedroom and ensuite ground floor Pet-friendly accommodation - fully enclosed garden Outdoor seating, eating and bbq areas Log fire + central heating Well equipped kitchen - dishwasher - dryer - full fridge freezer Parking for 3 cars Wifi throughout

Bamburgh - Sleeps 8 - 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms - Secure Garden - Dogs Stay For Free - Stunning Beach Walks and Views - Log Fire - Outdoor Seating and Eating - Off Street Parking - Quiet Rural Location - Fast Wifi

This cosy cottage is perfectly placed close to Bamburgh, minutes from Holy Island and Seahouses.

Sleeps 8

Ground floor living - with a super king and ensuite down stairs

1st floor - 2 bedrooms plus bathroom - super king (can be split) + sofa bed - plus 2 singles

Pet-friendly accommodation - fully enclosed garden - outdoor seating, eating and bbq areas

Log fire + central heating

Well equipped kitchen - dishwasher - dryer - full fridge freezer Parking for 3 cars Wifi throughout

Local Attractions: Bamburgh Castle is 8 km away, while Alnwick Castle lies 19 km from the property. Other nearby attractions include Chillingham Castle (12 km) and Dunstanburgh Castle (21 km). Newcastle International Airport is 67 km distant.

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Top 10 things to do in and around Bamburgh

1. Bamburgh Castle

The undisputed star of the show. A colossal fortress perched on volcanic rock, staring down the North Sea like it owns the place. Wander the grand halls, armoury, and ramparts.
- It’s over 1,400 years old and one of England’s most impressive castles

2. Bamburgh Beach

Miles of golden sand with cinematic castle views. Ideal for windswept walks, picnics, or just letting your thoughts drift out to sea.
- Regularly praised as one of the UK’s best beaches

3. Grace Darling Museum

A small but powerful museum telling the story of Victorian heroine Grace Darling, who rowed through a storm to rescue shipwreck survivors. Heroism with salt spray.

4. The Wynding & coastal walks

A gentle trail that spills you out into sweeping coastal views and grassy dunes.
- You can walk all the way to Seahouses or Budle Bay for longer rambles

5. Farne Islands

Hop on a boat from nearby Seahouses for puffins, seals, and occasional dolphins.
- Wildlife here feels like a David Attenborough episode you accidentally walked into.

6. Holy Island (Lindisfarne)

A tidal island you can drive to… if the sea allows it. Check tide times or risk becoming part of the scenery.
- Visit the priory, castle, and soak up its eerie, sacred atmosphere.

7. Bamburgh Gallery

A cosy art space showcasing local landscapes and coastal-inspired works. A quieter, reflective counterpoint to the big outdoors.

8. St Aidan’s Church

A peaceful church with deep Anglo-Saxon roots and a slightly mysterious ossuary beneath it. History here feels close enough to whisper.

9. Budle Bay

A serene, lesser-known spot north of Bamburgh. Perfect for birdwatching and escaping the main crowds.
- Great for slow walks and quiet thinking.

10. Dunstanburgh Castle

A ruined castle you reach via a scenic coastal walk from Craster. Less polished than Bamburgh, more dramatic in a windswept, “end of the world” kind of way.
- Frequently praised for its wild setting and views

11. Bonus (because holidays need snacks)

The Copper Kettle Tearooms

Classic British tearoom energy. Think scones, cakes, and a well-earned sit-down after battling the coastal wind.