Cottages in Lucker

Ash Cottage is a sympathetically-restored farmhouse located in Lucker, near Warenford, Northumberland.

Rokeby is an outstanding, ground-floor detached property situated in a much sought after location in Bamburgh, nestled only a short walk from the sandy beaches and village comforts. The heart of the home is the open-plan dining room/kitchen with its traditional, ornate decor, leading to a cosy sunroom featuring a large sofa and chairs for rest and relaxation.

Red Fox is a beautifully finished, ground-floor property set within Lucker, a small village 3 miles from Bamburgh.

Elford Farmhouse is a spacious detached holiday home in Elford near Seahouses, Northumberland, boasting a hot tub, and games room.

Beachcomber Apartment is a well appointed first floor apartment located on the outskirts of the village centre of Bamburgh.

Budle Bay Cottage is a delightful stone built cottage in a unique position on the edge of the beautiful beach at Budle Bay.

The Studio is a well presented open plan one bedroom property set all on one level.

Glebe Cottage is a delightful, single storey detached cottage situated in the grounds of the Glebe in the village of Bamburgh.

Old Mill is located in a Grade II listed former flour mill.

No2 Budle Cottage is a delightful stone built cottage located just 150 yards from a beautiful sandy beach.It benefits from a cosy log burning stove, private parking and is set in a peaceful rural location.

Bramley is a property located next to the Waren Burn running through the stunning hamlet of Lucker.

The Old Stables is a fabulous, detached three bedroomed stone-built property set within the quiet hamlet of Waren Mill being close to the stunning Budle Bay on the northern edge of Bamburgh.

Kittiwake is a stone-built single storey cottage in an outstanding location on the edge of the beautiful beach at Budle Bay, with superb bird-watching on the doorstep.

Goldfinch is a well presented 3 bedroom property over two floors.

Glebe House is part of a lovely old Vicarage on the edge of Bamburgh village, which has been carefully restored.