Larch Cottage

Description

This delightful cottage dating from the 18th century, benefiting from recent upgrading, offers compact and well designed accommodation of a high standard. Dunstan is just 0.5 mile from the little fishing village of Craster, renowned for its oak smoked kippers. The bustling days when dozens of fishing boats crammed the tiny harbour have long gone, together with the stocks of herring that provided a livelihood for most of the population, but standing on the breakwater it is easy to imagine the scene as it must have been then. Craster is situated midway along the 20 mile stretch of Heritage Coastline. A pleasant cliff top walk of 1 mile will bring you to the striking ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, perched on a rocky outcrop with the fine sweeping sands of Embleton Bay beyond. The cottage is near a country inn serving excellent food. Alnwick with its magnificent castle and gardens is 6 miles. The town offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, pubs and a twice weekly market on a Thursday and Saturday. Both Alnwick and Craster have informative Tourist Information Centres.

Ground floor - Open plan beamed living/dining room with leather sofas, TV, DVD and kitchen area with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with icebox.

First floor - Bedroom 1 - Double bed, the room has a pitched and beamed ceiling. 

Bedroom 2 - Single bed.

Bathroom with over bath electric shower, WC and shaver point.

Electricity and night storage heating.  Enclosed patio area with garden furniture.  Off road parking.  Shop/PO/TIC 0.5 mile.  Duvets with linen - No towels.  1 small dog welcome @ £15 per week.