Allium

Allium is a stone cottage in the hamlet of Tynely, arranged on one level with the living space, bedrooms and bathroom all accessible without climbing. French doors from the lounge lead onto a patio, with three steps down to the garden beyond. The kitchen overlooks open countryside and towards the sea. A woodburner in the lounge provides warmth whatever the season, and the essentials—heating, electricity, Wi-Fi, bed linen and towels—are all included.

The cottage sleeps four across two bedrooms: one double and one twin. The single bathroom has a bath with shower. The kitchen is equipped for cooking proper meals, with an oven, hob, dishwasher and other basics. There's parking for one car on site. A cot and highchair are available if needed. No smoking throughout.

Beadnell, a proper seaside village with a shop, pubs and a sandy beach, lies five miles towards the coast. Straight from the property, you can walk or cycle into the surrounding farmland and countryside. The layout—everything on one floor—makes this useful for people who find stairs difficult or anyone who just wants to move between rooms without fuss.