Guests say
Guests consistently praise Sea View, Craster for its prime location, high-quality furnishings, and the welcoming atmosphere. The property is celebrated for its cleanliness, comfort, and the thoughtful touches such as welcome baskets. Its proximity to beaches and local amenities, along with the dog-friendly policy, makes it a highly recommended stay for both relaxation and exploration.
Reviewers frequently mention the property being clean and well-maintained upon arrival, indicating a high standard of cleanliness that contributes to the welcoming feel of the cottage.
The location is highly praised for its peacefulness, proximity to local pubs, beaches, and coastal walks. The ease of access to Craster and other attractions in Northumberland is a recurring positive theme in the reviews.
Comfort is a standout feature, with guests finding the cottage cosy, beautifully furnished, and equipped with a warm and inviting living room. The presence of a conservatory and outdoor seating areas also contributes to the overall comfort.
Facilities are frequently described as high-quality, well-equipped, and comprehensive, including a range cooker, laundry room, and multiple bathrooms. The property's maintenance appears to be excellent, with no negative comments on facilities.
The thoughtfulness of the hosts is evident through mentions of welcome baskets for both humans and dogs, although it is politely noted that such gifts are a kind gesture and not guaranteed with every stay.
About this property
Sea View is a gorgeous, converted old cottage in the pretty little village of Dunstan. Just around the corner from an olde-worlde pub, The Cottage Inn. Sea View has distant views to Dunstanburgh Castle and the coast. The quaint fishing village of Craster is less than 10 minutes away in the car and you can walk to this lovely village on foot. There's a wood-burning stove, a lawned garden, and 1 private parking space. 2 dogs are welcome. Free Wi-Fi. Free Digital Guidebook.
A Charming Coastal Cottage in Dunstan, near Craster
Sea View is a dreamy coastal cottage in the chocolate-box-pretty village of Dunstan. With a pretty garden full of flowering shrubs, a traditional Northumbrian pub just around the corner and the well-known coastal village of Craster just a 15 minute walk away in between the fields, this is a truly gorgeous cottage to be based in for your holiday to Northumberland.
Sleeping 6 guests, this period, end-of-terrace cottage has been renovated to create the cosy and attractive bolthole it is today. The traditional-style lounge has a wood burning stove in an original stone inglenook fireplace and distant views out to sea. The kitchen is traditional in style with the shaker units, lovely traditional dining table and newly-fitted conservatory for enjoying sunny afternoons and evening aperitifs! There are 3 bedrooms, 1 with an en-suite bathroom and an additional family bathroom. The bedrooms provide the best views, with the top floor bedroom having far-reaching views over the lush green fields to Craster, the coast and iconic Dunstanburgh Castle on the headland. The Craster to Dunstanburgh walk is not to be missed!
Two dogs are very welcome here and there’s a lawned garden for enjoying in the mild months.
More detailed information is to follow for this gorgeous cottage. Bookings being taken now for holidays from Friday 12th April 2019 onwards.
Reviews (40)
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Janine Henderson
Sea View was lovely and is in a perfect location for exploring the Northumberland beaches with our three dogs. There were so many lovely touches in the house from the welcome baskets for both dogs and humans, to the lovely toiletries and the very high end quality fixtures and fittings. The cottage was cosy and had a welcoming feel which was lovely.
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Confirmed Guest
We had a wonderful stay in this super cottage it was very well equipped, spotlessly clean and felt like home from home. We would definitely love to return as the location was perfect. Thank you!
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Confirmed Guest
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this lovely cottage. The beach walks were fantastic, we walked from Beadnell to Craster, from Craster to Alnmouth , Seahouses to Bamburgh and back. The local bus service is good too. Excellent food at The Jolly Fisherman, some places have not yet opened including The Fishing Boat Inn on the walk between Craster and Alnmouth.