Skal

Beadnell is a working coastal village with a shop and pubs within walking distance, and a sandy bay that stretches north towards Seahouses. Skal sits in the heart of it: a substantial two-storey house that sleeps six across three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with parking for up to three cars and a garden enclosed on all sides.

Downstairs, the house opens into a bright lounge with glass doors leading to a sun room that overlooks the patio. A separate dining room connects to a well-equipped kitchen with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, and the usual appliances for self-catering. The main bathroom has a bath with shower over. Upstairs, the first bedroom is a double with an ensuite shower and direct access to a small roof terrace facing towards the sea; the second and third bedrooms are also doubles, one overlooking the front and one the rear garden. Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are all included. One dog stays free.

The property suits families or groups wanting a base for exploring the Northumberland coast. Beach access is a twenty-minute walk; The Hemmel historic site lies nearby for those interested in local archaeology.