Craster View

Craster is a working fishing village known for its smoked kippers and the harbour that gives the settlement its character. Craster View sits above this scene, a four-bedroom house where the living spaces face the water and most bedrooms do too. The ground floor holds a bright sitting and dining room with French doors opening to a walled garden, plus a kitchen with breakfast bar and a woodburner for colder evenings. Upstairs are four bedrooms across a split-level landing: one king with an ensuite shower, two further kings, and a single room suitable for flexible sleeping arrangements. Two bathrooms serve the upper floor. Wi-Fi, heating, bed linen and towels are all included.

The property sleeps six and welcomes one pet at no extra cost. Parking for two cars sits on site. A travel cot, highchair and stairgate are available if needed, and the washing machine is in the garage. From the front door, turning left takes you almost immediately to the cliff-top path leading towards Dunstanburgh Castle—this walk has been ranked among England's best. The village itself has shops and places to eat. Alnwick, seven miles away, offers more substantial shopping and dining, plus Alnwick Castle. The wider Northumberland coast and countryside are within easy reach for walkers, cyclists and those seeking quieter days by the sea. No smoking inside the property.