Self-catering holiday rentals in Alnwick, UK England - Vacation cottages to rent - Book direct

This recently modernised property offers bright, spacious accommodation for six people in two double and one twin bedroom.

Set in beautiful countryside two miles from Alnmouth, Brian’s Cottage is part of a stone-built terrace on a working farm.

The property has two double bedrooms and a single/study room. The kitchen/diner has stainless steel fixtures and fittings which overlooks the decked garden. The south facing sitting room has a log burning stove with French doors leading to an enclosed front garden.

Grove House is a charming terraced Victorian house located in a peaceful back street, but still only five minutes stroll from lively Alnwick town centre.

This delightful end terrace cottage, built in the 1700’s, is situated in the picturesque village of Lesbury and can accommodate up to six people. This is a perfect destination for anyone planning to visit the region.

This charming property is a stone-built, terraced cottage offering light, airy and comfortable accommodation that sleeps up to six people.

Alnwick is a medieval market-town in the heart of Northumberland, famous for its unspoilt beauty, and is one of the most picturesque areas of countryside in the whole of England.

Just a few minutes walk from the centre of Embleton, and 20 minutes walk from the sandy beach, this semi-detached house offers spacious accommodation.

Summer House is a stone built holiday cottage located in a wonderful spot which overlooks Craster harbour and offers glorious views of the sea beyond.

Stephen’s Cottage is a charming stone built cottage in a peaceful rural location on a working farm.

Embleton is a small village near the sea, located just 6 miles from Alnwick.

Dating from around 1840, this property is one of the oldest in the village and has been sympathetically restored, retaining many of the original period features.

Situated a short drive from Embleton Bay, the quaint, rural village of North Charlton is ideally placed for exploring Northumberland.