Pantiles Cottage is in Belford, a small village. It's a two bedroom place, sleeps four. There's one bathroom. It's a 3 Star property, so it's comfortable and clean but not luxurious.
You can see fields from the back garden. There's a raised lawn area that looks out over them. At the front, you're on the village road, but it's not a busy one.
Inside, it's straightforward. The main thing is the open fire in the living room. It's good for cooler evenings. The stairs are typical cottage stairs, so they're a bit steeper than modern ones.
Belford has what you need. There's a Co-op supermarket, which is handy. There are a few pubs, a couple of cafes, and a farm shop at the south end of the village. The farm shop does good coffee and has a café.
For the coast, you're well placed. Budle Bay is about three miles east. It's a big tidal bay, good for birdwatching. Bamburgh is a ten minute drive. The castle is the obvious thing, but the beach is massive and really good for a walk. Seahouses is a bit further along, maybe fifteen minutes. That's where you get the boats out to the Farne Islands.
Holy Island is a drive and then a causeway crossing, so you have to check the tide times. It's about twenty minutes from here to the causeway.
Inland, you're close to the Northumberland National Park. St Cuthbert's Cave is a short drive and then a walk from here. It's a simple marked path through the woods to the sandstone outcrop.
Further afield, Berwick-upon-Tweed is about twenty minutes north. It's a proper walled town. You can get the train to Edinburgh from there, which takes about forty-five minutes.
Facilities included are bedding, towels, WiFi, a TV, and a washing machine. There's parking for one car on the driveway. You can bring one dog.
Some useful links if you're planning: National Trust North East, Northumberland National Park, and for Holy Island tide times, Lindisfarne Holy Island.