Sea View Cottages in Seahouses

A fantastic, three-storey, mid-terrace house resting in Bamburgh near Seahouses, Northumberland.

Craster Tower Coach House is an exceptional converted coach house standing in the grounds of historic Craster Tower, a Grade II country house dating from the fifteenth century, built around a 14th century Pele Tower.

Turnstone Cottage is a well-presented cottage located in the stunning hamlet of Waren Mill.

This detached holiday home rests in Craster near Embleton, Northumberland and can sleep eight people in four bedrooms.

Pipistrelle is part of the Heather House development at Budle Bay.

Wynding Down is an exceptional property situated in the desirable Wynding leading to the magnificent sandy beach and golf course.

Heather Cottages are situated on the Lindisfarne Reserves on the glorious sandy beaches of Budle bay.

Sandpiper is a stunning first-floor apartment with spectacular views overlooking the cricket green directly onto Bamburgh’s castle and is ideal for couples.

Sea Breeze is a beautiful light and airy property part of a recent and select conversion of traditional stone built barns just outside Newton by the Sea.

A well-positioned, three-bedroom home resting upon Holy Island, Northumberland.

Jackdaw is part of the new heather house development at Budle Bay.

Portland is a stunning seafront property on the popular Harbour Road in Beadnell.

Seaview is a single storey cottage, the last in a row of 3 properties, located on the owner’s working farm.

The Boathouse is a very attractive property having been imaginatively converted from a former boathouse, situated just a few yards from the colourful harbour in Seahouses, shops and eating places.

Craster Tower Penthouse is a fabulous apartment occupying the entire top floor of historic Craster Tower.

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

Coble Cottage is an authentic 200 year old fisherman's cottage which holds prime position in the heart of the fishing village of Craster with commanding views through the large bay window over the harbour and out to sea.