Hideaway

The Space
Hideaway is a charmingly renovated 3-bedroom house with plenty of space for your group!

Spread across two floors, Hideaway offers an open-plan dining/kitchen area, a living room, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Upon entering the house, you'll have access to the living area, boasting a great setting to unwind with vibrant coloured furniture and a charming purple wallpaper. Enjoy watching your favourite shows or streaming online apps on the provided Smart TV.

The open-plan dining and kitchen area is just in the next room. The dining space features rustic wooden furniture, while the kitchen is equipped with everything you need for home-cooked meals, including a hob/oven, a kettle, a fridge/freezer, a microwave oven, and more!

You will also have access to our humble yard thoughtfully arranged with cosy patio chairs and a table.

Head upstairs to where the bedrooms are located. Bedroom 1 has a king bed and boasts of a green feature wall complemented by surrounding white walls.

Bedroom 2 is furnished with a twin bed, perfect for those who prefer their own sleeping space! This can easily be put together to make a superking bed if preferred.

Bedroom 3 features a snug single bed, ensuring a cosy night's rest.

All bedrooms boast hair dryers, bedside lamps and storage space so you'll feel right at home when staying at Hideaway.

A clean family bathroom is on the same floor as the bedrooms and is fitted with a WC, a wash basin and a bathtub with an overhead shower.

Neighborhood
Hideaway is located in the beautiful town of Amble on the Northumberland coastline. With a bustling marina and long stretching sandy shores, there is plenty of fun to be had here. You can try your hand at watersports as there are plenty of activities on offer including sailing, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Hop on a boat trip to The Coquet Island, just a mile off the coast, to discover an array of wildlife. There are 35,000 nesting birds in the summer and a colony of over 600 seals!

Amble is also home to delicious restaurants and cosy pubs so you can enjoy a truly relaxing break. As Amble is a fishing town, you can expect the best seafood fresh from the coast. If it’s shopping you’re looking for, the town has lots of independent stores. Head to Harbour Village and you’ll find 15 brand new pods selling arts, crafts, food, drink and gifts.

Getting Around
Amble is located 15 miles from Morpeth and roughly 9 miles from Alnwick on the coast so it is perfectly situated for exploring Northumberland.

There are plenty of great bus routes making it easy to travel around the area. Hop on the X18 which travels from Alnwick through to Newcastle with stops in Craster, Seahouses and Bamburgh.

The nearest train station is roughly five miles away in Alnmouth. Located on the main East coast line, express trains stop at Alnmouth train station throughout the day so you can get a direct train to London in just 3 and a half hours. Edinburgh is just one hour away, Berwick upon Tweed and Newcastle just half an hour.