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Holiday Cottages in Northumberland

Cottages & self-catering
Stone cottages with crackling log burners, self-catering apartments with beachfront terraces, trendy townhouses beside bustling high streets and rustic, countryside barn conversions. Northumberland has it all, ready for your self-catering holiday.

Holiday homes in Northumberland

Whether you want to be perched on the golden sands or nestled away in the countryside, in the bustling centre of a cobbled market town or on the remote outskirts of a tiny village, there’s holiday lets in Northumberland to suit every style of self catering holiday.

Choose a cosy Northumberland holiday cottage where you can warm your toes by an open fire, or somewhere with a fairy-lit terrace to enjoy a glass of wine on a warm summer evening. Find the perfect holiday rental in Northumberland, from a cosy house for a romantic retreat on the outskirts of Northumberland National Park, large luxury holiday cottages for a family adventure on Northumberland’s coast, or dog friendly cottages for a weekend away with your four-legged companion to explore the region’s hidden gem destinations.

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Kielder Self Catering

Clear Sky Lodge Park

Guide Price £203.00 Per week
Create lasting memories in your own holiday home. Beautiful, luxury lodges to rent or buy, nestled in Ravenshill Forest, Kielder, providing the perfect retreat.
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Alnwick Self Catering

Breamish Valley Cottages

Guide Price £490.00 Per week
Breamish Valley Cottages presents award-winning luxury self-catering holiday cottages near Alnwick in Northumberland, where spectacular comfort and elegance is complemented by a superb indoor heated swimming pool, spa, sauna, steam room, tennis court, games room and gym.
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Embleton Self Catering Agency

Beach and Quiet

Guide Price £833.00 Per week
Properties close to the historic Craster harbour & iconic Dunstanburgh Castle or set in the heart of Embleton village, ½ mile from Embleton bay.
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Embleton Self Catering

Brunton House and Cottages

Guide Price £623.00 Per week
Enjoy a 5 Star Gold self-catering cottage holiday at Brunton House and Holiday Cottages on a famous Northumberland country estate.
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Kielder Self Catering

Kielder Cottage

Guide Price £800.00 Per week
Located in the Northumberland National Park with stunning views of Kielder Water and Forest Park. Pet friendly accommodation for 6 guests.
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Kielder Self Catering

Kielder Waterside

Guide Price £399.00 Per week
Luxury lodges on Kielder Water boast panoramic views stretching over the lake and forest.
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Craster Self Catering

Dunstan Hall

Guide Price £2,506.00 Per week
A Grade II* listed Country Hall, sleeping 18, it’s the perfect large house for family celebrations or community groups.
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Craster Self Catering

The Porthole

Guide Price £1,302.00 Per week
A traditional fisherman's cottage situated in the pretty seaside Craster village, a very short walk from the picturesque harbour.
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Alnwick Self Catering

HomeDecor Cottages

Guide Price £580.42 Per week
Stylish, dog-friendly cottages in Seahouses, Chatton, and Alnwick, ideal for solo getaways or family holidays, perfect for pampering your pooches.
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Berwick-upon-Tweed Self Catering

West Ord Holiday Cottages

Three cottages tastefully furnished on riverside farm. Hard surface tennis court, fishing on River Tweed, beautiful walks. Three miles to town centre, 6 miles to beautiful beaches.

Northumberland self catering holidays

With your holiday cottage as your cosy base, discover popular destinations such as Hadrian’s Wall, deep within the Northumberland National Park. Set sail on one our famous boat trips and be spoilt by sea views and unique wildlife that can be spotted off the Farne Islands. The historic market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed close to the Scottish Borders offers a taste of modern day with shops and restaurants that linger within its Elizabethan town walls and ruinous castle remains. And finally don't miss a trip down our infamous coastline which sits amongst an area of outstanding natural beauty.

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