Wor Hoose Amble

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Sleeps 2

2 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

1 Pets

Wor Hoose - Facilities

Dishwasher
Ground Floor Facilities
Electricty / Utilities Included
Garden / Patio Enclosed
Golf Course Local
Highchair
Local Pub
TV
Bedding / Towels Included
Cot
Washing Machine
Local Fishing
Coastal Accessible
Accessible Features

Wor Hoose

Wor Hoose is located within easy walking distance of all the shops, pubs, cafés and harbour in this small, friendly, seaside town. An ideal size for couples or a small family, it has a private sitting area to the rear where you can enjoy a morning cup of tea. The separate living room has a shaped sofa, the perfect place from which to watch the Smart TV in the evening.
The harbour area has a popular Sunday morning market with a great mixture of stalls, and the little village has a selection of small shopping pods selling some local crafts, food and drinks. Little Shore beach has pretty beach huts for hire, a lovely treat whilst on your holiday. A walk along the pier is always pleasant with some lovely sunsets to finish off your day. Amble has bespoke shops, plenty of cafés, fish and chip shops and a highly acclaimed Italian-style ice cream parlour all within easy walking distance. A walk along the river brings you to Warkworth about 2 miles, a picture postcard village with the castle sat at the top of the hill. Stop off in one of the friendly pubs or cafés or travel further along the coast to Craster, Seahouses and Bamburgh - all steeped in history and lovely places for a few hour’s exploring. A little further past here you can cross the causeway and visit Holy Island for a step back in time experience.
The railway station at Alnmouth is only a few minutes’ drive where you can hop onto a train to Edinburgh or Newcastle and spend a great day exploring these historic cities steeped in history. Alnwick is only 15 minutes away with its majestic castle used in some scenes from the ‘Harry Potter’ films and ‘Downton Abbey’ TV series, a great experience for both adults and children. Look around the small town exploring the cobbled streets and shops. The beaches up the Northumberland Coast Area of Natural Beauty remain unspoilt and underpopulated so there is always a place to find some seclusion should you wish. Cresswell and Druridge Bay beaches remain isolated most of the time and are only a short drive south.
Whilst in Northumberland why not take a trip over to Hadrian’s Wall for a completely different day trip away from the coast and discover more about the Romans and the famous Roman Wall? Wherever you go in this super friendly county you will be sure of a warm welcome.