Recently refurbished to a very high standard, King’s Cottage is a lovely three bed holiday property that sleeps up to six guests. Always popular with families and pet friendly too, the property is ideally located on a quiet street but only a few minutes easy stroll to the attractions of Amble including the harbour, marina, shops, bars and restaurants. Benefits of this gorgeous seaside holiday home include cool coastal vibe décor, generous room sizes, private enclosed outside space, family bathroom plus downstairs toilet, and ample on street free parking. Private parking for a small car is sometimes possible, please request this at time of booking

On the ground floor, we have a cosy and relaxing lounge with sofas, a large flat screen SMART TV, and a lovely log burner. There is also a spacious dining room with a large dining table for six and yet another log burner! The modern kitchen is stylish and fully equipped. We also have a lovely private outside area with table and chairs with cushions and outside lighting. We also have a convenient toilet and basin room on the ground floor

The cottage has three bedrooms, a kingsize bed in the first, a double bed in the second, and the third can be configured as a twin or a super kingsize, just let us know your preference! There is also a family bathroom with large walk in shower, toilet, and basin

Amble, a charming coastal town in Northumberland, UK, is an ideal destination for tourists seeking a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and local culture. One of the most appealing aspects of Amble is its picturesque harbour, often referred to as the “friendliest port.” The harbour is not only a working fishery but also home to vibrant quayside markets where visitors can explore stalls offering local crafts, fresh seafood, and artisanal goods. This scenic spot is perfect for leisurely walks, enjoying the fresh sea breeze, and watching the boats come and go.

Nature enthusiasts will find Amble a gateway to some of Northumberland’s most stunning natural attractions. Just off the coast lies Coquet Island, a protected nature reserve that serves as a sanctuary for a diverse array of bird species, including puffins and terns. Additionally, Amble’s proximity to the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty means visitors have easy access to breath-taking coastal landscapes, sandy beaches, and hiking trails. The area’s natural splendour offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities like sailing, kayaking, and wildlife spotting.

Beyond its natural and maritime appeal, Amble boasts a rich cultural heritage. The town is steeped in history, with roots tracing back to the medieval period. Visitors can explore historic sites like the nearby Warkworth Castle, an impressive Norman stronghold offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Amble’s cultural vibrancy is also reflected in its community events, local festivals, and the warm hospitality of its residents. This unique combination of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and welcoming atmosphere makes Amble a must-visit destination for those exploring the UK.

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