Skears Cottage

Description

Skears Cottage is a former 200 year old Fisherman’s Cottage which stands in an enviable position, only a stone’s throw from the beach with stunning views of Druridge Bay to the rear of the cottage, and the historic Pele tower which dates back to the 15th century to the front. It  commands spectacular views out to sea from the kitchen and master bedroom. This stunning cottage has a garden room with seating and cover from the elements so guests can enjoy the coastal views in comfort, regardless of the weather or time of year. Skears Cottage is both cosy and spacious, and offers a wonderful relaxing base for family and friends to explore the whole region. Shop: 1.5 miles Pub: 1.5 miles.

Ground Floor:

Lounge with wood burning stove, TV and DVD.

Breakfast room with dining table and wood burning stove set in an inglenook fireplace.

Kitchen with wooden floor, electric double oven with grill and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwaster, washing machine, tumble dryer and access to sun room.

First Floor:

Bedroom 1 with a king-size bed.

Bedroom 2 with twin beds.

Bedroom 3 with a single bed.

Bathroom with shower, bath WC and washbasin.

Parking: Off road parking

Heating: Oil central heating.

Also Provided: Duvets with linen provided. WiFi. Starter fuel for stoves provided.

Pets: Up to 5 well behaved pets welcome at £20 per pet per week. Please note, dogs must not be left in the property, or sunroom unattended.

Notes: This is a non-smoking property. Sorry no towels, cot, highchair or stair gate provided. Bikes can be stored in the sun room. Local ice cream shop: 25 yards.

The traditional, quiet seaside village of Cresswell, at the south of Druridge Bay has one of the most impressive stretches of beach on the heritage coastline, with a 7 mile long stretch of golden sands. Druridge Bay is a paradise for watersports enthusiasts and a haven for birdwatchers with hides built especially for observing wildfowl in the Wildlife Trust Reserve, dotted along the coastline. History of the area is brought back to life at the nearby Woodhorn Museum and Country Park. Bird watching, fishing, watersports, cycling, golf, walking and sailing are all available locally, and trips to Alnwick, Morpeth, Newcastle and Edinburgh are all within easy reach.