Seahunters

Seahunters sits on the first floor of a converted property in Alnmouth, a working coastal village in Northumberland. The approach is via a steep drive; inside, the layout is entirely on one level. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area runs across the front, with large windows looking out toward the estuary. A gas fire and Freeview TV anchor the living space, while the kitchen is equipped for cooking—electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave and fridge-freezer all present. Bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and heating are included.

Three bedrooms sleep six: a king in one, a double in another, and two singles in the third. All three have ensuite bathrooms—two with baths and showers, one with a shower cubicle. A separate bathroom serves the hallway as well. On-site parking is allocated for two cars. The village itself is walkable, with restaurants, pubs and tea rooms scattered through it. The beach lies a short distance away; sailing moorings occupy the estuary, and two golf courses—one nine holes beside the beach, another eighteen holes at Foxton—are nearby. No smoking.