Wren Cottage

Bamburgh
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
3 guests
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Description

Forming part of a row of historic cottages in the pretty village of Bamburgh, Wren Cottage is a disarmingly pretty retreat for a stay spent exploring this equally unforgettable Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Situated in the centre of the village with views towards the iconic castle, it’s ideal for both busy holidays spent out and about and quiet coastal breaks spent decompressing from everyday life.

Enter the cottage through the rear door beyond the garden, where an inner hall provides a hanging rail for drying coats and plenty of space for storing sandy boots. The bright and contemporary kitchen lies next door and features pebble-white cabinets offset by sage-green walls, while a sash window above the sink looks out across the multi-level garden where you’ll find a lawn and patio seating to be enjoyed on sunny days.

The cottage is laid out entirely on one floor with the living room situated at the front of the cottage. Inviting blue sofas are complemented by a patterned ottoman and matching cushions and two romantic lancet windows which look out into the village – although the true centrepiece is the original stone inglenook fireplace which now houses a warming log burner. A round wooden dining table and four chairs are set in a nook at the side of the room, creating a lovely spot to enjoy your meals.

The first bedroom is also located at the front of the cottage and enjoys more of those feature lancet windows. Beautifully styled with soft-pink walls, a botanical-patterned headboard behind the king size bed, and ample scatter cushions and cosy throws, it’s a restful haven imbued with the perfect measure of whimsy. The second bedroom lies at the rear of the cottage, looking out onto the garden, and is home to a single bed surrounded by sky-blue walls which are elevated by playful, red-striped textiles. Both bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, where a rainforest shower is joined by a separate bath which is perfect for warming up after bracing beach walks.

As well as simply relaxing in this cosy cottage, there’s plenty to fill your days in Bamburgh and the surrounding area. Take in the dramatic views from the ramparts of Bamburgh Castle, walk for miles along the pristine sandy beach, or enjoy delicious lunch at the Bamburgh Walled Garden Café – where a play park is perfect for entertaining little ones. For day trips, head a little further afield and discover the intriguing history of the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, just north of Bamburgh, or the popular village of Seahouses that lies just to the south, where regular boat trips set out to spot seals and puffins on the Farne Islands.

BAMBURGH CASTLE ADMISSION

A 10% discount ticket will be left in the welcome hamper; this is valid for 7 days after your arrival.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

For guests looking to holiday together, the Bamburgh Estate also offers The Clock Tower (sleeps 4+1) and Neville Tower (sleeps 4) within the walls of the castle itself. Located in Bamburgh village, there are Windley (sleeps 4), Kingfisher Cottage (sleeps 2+2), Grove House (sleeps 4), Curlew Cottage (sleeps 2+2), Sandhills (sleeps 3), Rose Cottage (sleeps 4) and St Aidan's Lodge (sleeps 4).

Location

Guarded by the iconic Bamburgh Castle which rises from its volcanic promontory with an almost mythic authority, this charming village combines the best of Northumbrian hospitality with a stretch of coastline with AONB status. Miles of stunning white sands stretch beneath the castle, from which you can take in views of the wildlife-rich Farne Islands and the fascinating Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Perfect for long dog walks, games, or quiet reflection, it's no wonder this is one of the most beloved beaches in the country.

You can enjoy fantastic fresh seafood at several restaurants in the village, perhaps during a relaxed brunch or with a takeaway from the Walled Garden Café, while the numerous tearooms and ice-cream shops are perfect for afternoon treats. There are also several great pubs for cosying up by the fire with a drink in the evening.

The whole area is bursting with things to do, dotted by a trail of castles and fortifications interspersed with pretty seaside villages all the way up and down the coast. For day trips, why not cross the causeway to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to trace the legend of St Cuthbert, explore The Alnwick Garden, or take a boat trip from Seahouses to spot puffins and seals in the outstanding Farne Islands nature reserve and seabird sanctuary.
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Max Children:
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Max Infants:
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(Children who require a cot.)
Maximum number of adults and children is 3
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