Maitland Terrace

The Space
Maitland Terrace has a bright and spacious living and dining area. As you enter the property, you’ll find the living area on the right. Featuring a combination of crisp white and sage green walls, a flat screen TV, a comfy sofas, and two armchairs, this space is perfect for relaxing. The dining area includes a white dining table and colourful chairs.

The kitchen can be found at the rear of the living room. Sleek in style, the kitchen boasts sage green, wooden cabinets and appliances aplenty. With everything you could need to prepare meals during your stay, you can make the most of your self-catering stay in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea.

The family bathroom features a bathtub and separate walk-in shower, along with a WC, basin and heated towel rail.

Take the stairs up to the first floor and you’ll find three bedrooms. The master bedroom has a king size bed, as does the second bedroom, and the third is a single. Each bedroom has plenty of storage space and premium bed linens to ensure you have the most comfortable stay.

The king bed in room two can be split into a twin singles upon request if this is more suitable for your stay. This must be requested at the time of booking. In addition to this, a folding bed is available at the property and this can be made up upon request prior to your stay, increasing the occupancy of Maitland Terrace to six.

Host & Stay are committed to our owners that their homes are protected during guest bookings. For this reason, we require all our guests to transfer a Damage Deposit (refundable, subject to an administration charge) or, to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver which will cover you for up to £500.00 of accidental damage during your stay.

Neighborhood
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea is a sleepy, coastal town known for the idyllic beach that makes for excellent evening strolls, striking sunrises that will take your breath away and the myriads of marine life that regularly graces Newbiggin Bay with its presence.

The once vital port for shipping grain and ex-coal mining town is now a small fishing port, and Newbiggin Maritime Centre is its hub.

The Newbiggin Maritime Centre, where you can learn more about the town's history, culture, and heritage with its very own museum featuring the ‘Girl Anne' fishing coble, community gallery, and Newbiggin's last all weather lifeboat. The lifeboat station is the oldest operational boathouse in the British Isles. The centre has a sea view cafe, Seashore Shop and three gallery museums, this fantastic visitor attraction offers an array of events, including an annual Kite Festival, live music gigs and film showings.

The illustrious history and changing fortunes of the town are explained in the Heritage Centre located at the end of the beach. Away from the beach, the main focus of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea is the 'piazza' area and the High Street immediately behind it.

Enjoy a short stroll along the sheltered promenade with scenic views of the bay. Don’t miss the dolphins that are regularly spotted from Newbiggin Bay, as well as whales, porpoises, seals, otters and other wildlife. Artist Sean Henry’s sculpture ‘Couple’ has become an iconic quirk to Newbiggin’s coast, as the pair look out from Church Point towards the North Sea and are extremely photogenic against their stunning sunset backdrop.

Getting Around
The nearest train stations to Newbiggin-by-the-Sea are roughly 10 minutes away in Widdrington or Pegswood. Both train stations have routes to the Metrocentre with stops in Newcastle, Cramlington, Morpeth and Alnmouth for Alnwick.

There are a number of bus stops throughout Newbiggin-by-the-Sea. Hop on the X21 to visit Newcastle and Ashington, or hop on the 35 to enjoy all that Morpeth has to offer.

The closest airport is Newcastle International, 19 miles away from Newbiggin-by-the-Sea.