The Bathing House Howick

A free pass to Howick Hall Gardens & Arboretum woodland walks come with this truly unique and most charming Grade II listed building stands in possibly the most idyllic and desirable location on the Northumberland coast. Set in a superb position on the cliff edge with a sandy cove below, it commands panoramic coastal views from every window.

The majestic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle can be seen in the north, whilst to the south there are distant views of Coquet Island. The coastline in this region is characterised by a mixture of rocky inlets and lovely sandy beaches with attractive cliff tops through some of the most outstanding coastal scenery in the country. This part of the Heritage Coast being designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" as well as being a "Site of Special Scientific Interest" where you can enjoy interesting bird life and wild flowers.

The Bathing House is approached by a 400m private track and is ideal for family holidays or for those seeking a secluded, romantic coastal location. It was built in the early 19th century by the 2nd Earl Grey, for whom the famous tea was blended. He was also Prime Minister responsible for the passing of the Great Reform Bill of 1832 and his monument stands at the top of Grey Street in Newcastle upon Tyne. He had 16 children and the house was built specifically for the family to go bathing. Howick Hall Gardens are a delight to explore and open to the public from February to November. The Arboretum includes 65 acres of woodland walks and is open to guests all year round.

Facilities include full oil central heating plus log fire, washing machine and dryer, dish washer, tv/dvd, free WIFI, telephone.