Driftwood Sands, a beautifully-presented detached holiday home is perched in Beadnell, Northumberland, offering partial sea views. Just a short stroll from local amenities and the beach, this inviting property is a haven for couples, friends, and families alike. Step inside and experience a true home away from home, where relaxation and unwinding come naturally. The ground floor unveils a homely open-plan living area, featuring a well-equipped kitchen, a dining area, and a sitting area with a woodburning stove, an inviting setting for chilly evenings. Also on this level, a convenient shower room adds to the practicality. For a breath of fresh air, step out to the enclosed rear garden featuring a lawn, patio, and furniture, an ideal spot for relaxing or indulging in alfresco dining. A front lawn and a garage with storage for surfboards, paddleboards, and more enhance the property's appeal. When the evening draws to a close, ascend the stairs to discover three bedrooms, a king-size with an en-suite bathroom, another king-size, and a twin, serviced by a bathroom, where you can indulge a long soak after a day at the beach. Venturing beyond the home, a short drive to Seahouses offers seafood delights by the harbour or the opportunity to become a pirate for the day with boat trips around the Farne Islands. Don't miss the chance to explore Bamburgh Castle, an impressive former seat of the Kings of Northumbria, providing a fantastic family day out. Further afield, the Northumberland National Park awaits, inviting you to explore heather-clad hills and the Kielder Forest. With Britain’s largest man-made lake, Kielder Water, this destination ensures a truly memorable day. Discover that all the wonders of Northumberland are right on your doorstep at Driftwood Sands, making this holiday home an ideal place to create lasting memories amid the beauty of the region.

This attractive and peaceful harbour village is situated beside one of the most beautiful stretches of Northumberland’s Heritage Coastline - Beadnell Bay. Established in Saxon times, Beadnell was once an important fishing village and a smuggler's haven. Nowadays, it is still a fishing village, but is equally popular with holidaymakers who come to enjoy its pretty harbour and, of course, the nearby sandy beaches. The village has a shop, two pubs and a café serving food. Popular Seahouses is just over a mile away and has shops, a supermarket and restaurants, and it also offers boat trips from the harbour to the magnificent Farne Islands - a haven for bird watchers. Bamburgh is close by, whilst the market town of Alnwick with its Castle and Gardens, shops, pubs and restaurants is a short drive away.

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