North East Holiday Cottages

North East Cottages

Northumberland

Ivy Cottage

Ref: S363589

Reviews 2

Set in the heart of Northumberland at the foothills of Northumberland National Park, Wooler is a quintessential market town offering a wonderful base from which to explore this breath-taking part of the country. There is an abundance of friendly...

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£60

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Northumberland

The Little Red Hen House, Warkworth

Ref: S855144

Reviews 2

The gorgeous Little Red Hen House near Warkworth is conveniently situated in the picturesque countryside just a few minutes’ drive from beautiful Warkworth village. One of a row of three former farmworkers’ cottages, The Little Red Hen House...

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£93

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Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No1

Ref: S600056

The small coastal village of Low Newton-by-the-Sea is situated on Northumberland's Heritage Coastline between the popular fishing villages of Craster, famous for its kippers, and Beadnell. Beadnell Bay offers excellent sandy beaches and there are...

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£105

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Durham

Bed in Bishop Auckland (95170)

Ref: S855895

This beautifully converted former train carriage provides a fun and romantic place to stay for couples who enjoy adventure, beautiful scenery, and outdoor activities. For a peaceful, nature-immersed start to your getaway, enjoy a quiet morning at...

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£65

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Northumberland

Thistleyhaugh Cottage

Ref: S479752

Reviews 40

Longframlington is a little village in rural Northumberland, nestled between the Cheviots and the coast, with easy access to a variety of wonderful walking options. Brinkburn Priory, a restored Augustinian priory in a very gorgeous setting along...

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£149

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Northumberland

Tidal Cottage - Holy Island

Ref: S854278

Reviews 11

Inviting couples and small families, this delightful holiday cottage is located in the heart of an atmospheric village with walking trails, pubs, restaurants and independent shops close by. There are four sandy beaches on the island, all with...

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£189

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Durham

Meadows Edge

Ref: S2968

Reviews 54

Situated at the end of a no-through-road in the heart of beautiful, unspoiled Teesdale, the village of Holwick is a lovely, peaceful place ideal for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The village is well served by...

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£60

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Northumberland

Bed in Corbridge (CN063)

Ref: S229875

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - Bedroom – 1 double bed (standard size) - Bathroom 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob and under counter fridge - Fully tiled en-suite shower room - Garden table and chairs -...

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£62

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Northumberland

Greenleaf

Ref: S190214

Reviews 23

Greenleaf is a charming two bedroom property occupying a wing of The Greenhouse, a spacious Victorian house in the heart of Bamburgh Village, close to the beach and with easy access to the Bamburgh Castle. Accommodation is spacious and well...

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£124

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Northumberland

Sand Martins, Beadnell

Ref: S1029447

Entrance Step into Sand Martins through a spacious and welcoming entrance hall, with a shoe bench and wall hooks for coats and jackets, perfect for getting ready to head out on adventures. Double-fronted glazed doors lead you into the heart of the...

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£155

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Northumberland

Harbour Hideaway - Seahouses

Ref: S842633

Reviews 8

Escape from your usual daily life in this wonderful little studio on Seahouses Harbour on the Northumberland coast. Stroll along the harbour and choose which boat to book for a memorable trip to the Farne Islands where you will see an array of...

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£138

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Durham

Bed in Frosterley (91677)

Ref: S679415

In the Durham Dales, this charming cottage sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by exhilarating landscapes and rugged countryside waiting to be explored. The small village of Frosterley is just 2.5 miles away, offering a...

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£119

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Northumberland

Hopping Hare Cottage, Warkworth

Ref: S855045

Reviews 69

An Idyllic Country Retreat near Beautiful Warkworth Gorgeous Hopping Hare Cottage near Warkworth is conveniently situated in the picturesque countryside just a few minutes’ drive from beautiful Warkworth village. One of a row of five historic...

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£98

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Northumberland

Greystead Old Church

Ref: S274760

Reviews 44

Hidden deep within the luscious green Northumberland countryside, you will find the picturesque village of Bellingham. Lined with pretty stone houses that rest peacefully on the banks of the North Tyne River, this idyllic setting is said to be the...

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£215

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Northumberland

Stonecrop Cottage

Ref: S599989

Reviews 13

A tiny, delightful, truly rural village with a lovely old church and a village pub, Alwinton sits in the Upper Coquet Valley, between the grassy Cheviots and the more rugged Harbottle Hills in the midst of the National Park. A great base for...

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£75

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Northumberland

Cuthbert Cottage

Ref: S475502

Reviews 9

Traditional stone built cottage with balcony and parking, sleeping up to four guests and conveniently located for Bamburgh and the Northumberland Coast. * Size: 2 bedrooms * Nearest beach: 5 miles.* Nearest pub: 0.5 mile.* Nearest amenities: 0.25...

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£112

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Northumberland

Buttercup Cottage

Ref: S114316

Reviews 39

Allendale was once the centre of a busy lead mining area, and many relics of the mining era remain. It's ideally placed for to Carlisle and Lake District to the west, Hexham, Newcastle and Durham to the east and the Hadrian's Wall to the north....

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£75

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Northumberland

Bed in Mindrum (56401)

Ref: S230984

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king size and 1 twin - 1 bathroom with overhead shower, basin and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. Washing machine and a further freezer is located in the outhouse ...

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£90

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Northumberland

Englewood Cottage

Ref: S2967

Reviews 31

Situated in the heart of the North Pennines, in beautiful Allendale, the village of Allenheads is reputed to be the highest village in England and stands over one thousand, four hundred feet above sea level. Once an important lead-mining area the...

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£65

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Northumberland

Bed in Warkworth & Amble Area (90712)

Ref: S603433

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 1 twin zip-and-link (which can be made up as a super-king-size on request) and 1 twin - 2 bathrooms - 1 shower room with shower cubicle and WC and 1 bathroom with bath, separate...

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£158

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Durham

Bed in Barnard Castle (94454)

Ref: S841796

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 super-king-size bedroom - 1 en-suite bathroom with bath, shower and WC - Electric hob and oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble dryer, small freezer - Welcome pack ...

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£107

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Newcastle upon Tyne

Clover Cottage

Ref: S602613

Reviews 13

Near Northumberland National Park, Barrasford is a small village between Hexham and Bellingham on the outskirts of Newcastle upon Tyne. The settlement, which is overshadowed by the magnificent Grade I-listed Haughton Castle, is well-known for...

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£175

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Northumberland

Holly Cottage

Ref: S162629

Reviews 34

Alnwick is a market town in Northumberland, England, situated on the south bank of the River Aln. The town itself dates back to 600 AD, with the famous Alnwick Castle being the home of the Earls of Northumberland, one of the most powerful medieval...

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£93

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Northumberland

Island View

Ref: S600083

Reviews 32

The bustling little seaport of Amble is situated at the mouth of the River Coquet and is an ideal place for exploring Northumberland. Historically a centre for boatbuilding, Amble offers a marina, a harbour, sandy beaches and coastal walks to the...

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£166

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North East Holiday Cottages

Medieval market towns, Norman-era fortresses, dramatic coastlines and numerous Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty make this region one of the best holiday destinations in England and Wales. Browse our full range of best price guarantee North East holiday cottages and get ready for an action-packed adventure, whether you're planning a getaway with friends or a romantic retreat for two.

Stretching from the Northumberland Coast to the glorious Yorkshire Dales, the North East of England is truly blessed when it comes to outdoor attractions. Book a large open plan family-friendly holiday rental in Northumberland National Park and uncover scenery that's lush enough to rival the Lake District. Prefer a relaxing coastal escape? Take a peek at our pet-friendly holiday cottages in resorts scattered all along the North Yorkshire Coast, including options featuring luxe extras like bubbling hot tubs and terraces with ocean vistas.

A North East England holiday also places you within striking distance of some of the UK's most fascinating heritage sites. Venture to County Durham to tour Durham's many historic monuments or hop across to Holy Island to explore ancient Lindisfarne. Not sure which city, town or seaside resort to visit? Chat to our customer advisor team for tailored North East holiday cottage recommendations.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Mrs O'Hearne - Verified booking

This is a lovely cottage with one of the best quality equipped kitchens we have seen. Lots of quality utensils and the microwave, oven, dishwasher and washing machine were easy to use but there is also a comprehensive list of instructions in the welcome book. The fridge is a small one with a single box freezer which we didn’t realise and we had ordered a food delivery with too much frozen food but were able to keep most of it. The dining area is on wooden benches and stools with plenty of room for upto 4 people. The living area has a 2 seater sofa and a single chair. The wood burning fire was just lovely especially in the new year cold temperatures we had. The individual electric heating system worked perfectly so we could align the right temperature to each room where needed. The bathroom was superbly clean with two towels provided per person. The electric shower ran super hot water and while not overly powerful, it certainly did the job. The 2 singles bedroom had no cupboard for hanging clothes, perhaps a small one where the shelves and rocking chair are kept would serve the room better. The master room had a double bed that has a foot board and so anyone tall might struggle but all the mattresses and pillows were very comfortable indeed. The rooms were very quiet aswell with not much noise heard from outside. There is no allocated parking but we were able to park 2-3 cars up the road. The one time we did get parked outside the cottage (which we had hoped to get for when repacking the car) was soon taken again by the local resident over the road who didn’t like us parking in their spot, oh dear! And so we had to pack up the car in the heavy rain which wasn’t ideal. All in all, this cottage is beautifully decorated and presented and in a fantastic location on the island, a couple of doors from the nearest pub and just around the corner from the lovely post office/cafe ( who make the best home made sausage rolls and quiches!) There are always going to be suggestions for little improvements but none of what we found would put us off from staying here again. Thankyou to the owners for sharing this lovely little cottage.

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John - Verified booking

This holiday cottage is not exactly as described by Sykes Cottages.

I do not know if this is down to Sykes or the owner. The cottage is in need of updating and refurbishing. The fixtures and fittings are worn and some are broken ie the blinds and curtain retainers. I had to repair the toilet seat just to use it. The site describes the cottage as having a garden and patio seating area. The garden is unkempt and there is no patio - the whole garden is ten feet square. The parking is ok but shared with a neighbour so you must park tight to your side. The parking area and path to the cottage is done in large cobble stones which are difficult underfoot. If you are elderly or not particularly fleet of foot you may find this a problem. We are not elderly but my wife managed to fall within the first ten minutes. The steps up to the cottage are steep for access and luggage loading. You can enter and exit via the bathroom door. The stairs in the cottage are steep and poorly lit - not aided by a dark coloured carpet. If you have a dog its easy for it to fall down the stairs. The cottage is upside down so you get good views from the upstairs windows. Please be aware that although the cottage is secluded the lane outside is used for farm traffic and whilst we were there it seemed the speed limit was non existent with vehicles flashing by. The caveat is to keep your dog on a lead because if it strays from the area around the cottage it may well succumb to a LandRover and trailer passing at forty miles an our. The local area is very nice and we spent our time exploring the lovely scenery and the Lake District. The cottage is ok if you are just needing a place to base yourself but do not expect luxury fixtures and fittings. The sofa in the lounge area is poor and the tv is tiny (we had to fit new batteries to fix the remote). Overall would we stay here again? - that would have to be a no.

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Julie - Verified booking

Holwick is the perfect location if you want to enjoy stunning countryside and a real break from town or city life.

With long or short walks easily accessible directly from the cottage, itâs a perfect place for people who enjoy being outside. The cottage has wonderful views from the living area. We loved watching the changing weather over the dales and the cows, sheep, rabbits and pheasants in the fields just outside. The owner is very helpful, when we couldnât work out how to light the oven, we rang her and she arrived within 10 mins. The local pub is very friendly and has a great selection of beers, ciders, good food and a beautiful garden. I agree with previous reviews that the living area decor at the cottage could do with updating and that the small garden would be a very pleasant place to sit and enjoy the stunning views but is in need of some TLC. Overall we had a lovely week and would recommend a visit.

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Mrs Drane - Verified booking

This is a really beautiful cottage that has just been renovated. The kitchen, one of the best-fitted kitchens I have stayed in, is very generous with the available equipment. My husband has recently been in the hospital, and it was the perfect place for him to rest and recover. Although we have visited Holy Island often, we have never stayed, and we realised it's a different, relaxing experience—great local food is on your doorstep. We ate at the ship, which was a few doors down. The Crown and Anchor try the crab bisque they could eat daily—Gelato from Pilgrims. On the final day, we visited the Post Office for bacon rolls and discovered their fabulous quiches and baked goods. We will be back to stay at Tidal Cottage. It was only an hour from home, but I felt a million miles away.

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Graham - Verified booking

A fantastic barn conversion in a superb very remote location!

The host was at the cottage to meet us as arranged and everything was clean and in order The locals were extremely friendly and waved everytime they saw us and spoke when passing which makes all the difference when you are visiting a new area We knew the location was in a Hamlet down a dead end and the views were superb out of every window. Noise was almost non-existent - apart from the odd car or quad going past, we only ever heard the wildlife Sights such as Low and High Force were in walking distance and more were just a short drive away The only thing we were slightly let down by was the fact that the local pub, which is advertised in the listing, was shut but it wasn't a show stopper I'd highly recommend Meadows Edge to anyone and we will be back in the future Thanks

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Things to do near North East

Alnwick Castle

Experience the magic of one of the UK’s most iconic castles. Built almost a thousand years ago to guard a crossing of the River Aln, Alnwick Castle and Gardens is the seat of the Duke of Northumberland and was featured as Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films. Like Harry, you too can take your first flying lesson in the grounds of this spectacular castle, learning from the estate’s eccentric wizarding professors.

Alnmouth Beach

Alnmouth beach sits in a wide sandy bay at the mouth of the River Aln (hence the name!) It boasts lots of great walks on the sand with fabulous views.

Frequent questions

Why visit North East England?

Visiting North East England offers a diverse range of experiences, from exploring the historical city of Durham with its stunning cathedral to enjoying the vibrant cultural scene of Newcastle and the picturesque landscapes of Northumberland National Park. The region's rich history, welcoming communities, and varied attractions make it an appealing destination for those seeking a blend of heritage, nature, and urban exploration.

What are the main cities in the North East England?

The main cities in North East England include Newcastle upon Tyne, known for its vibrant culture and nightlife, and Sunderland, which offers a mix of history and coastal charm. Durham is famous for its impressive cathedral and university, while Middlesbrough and Stockton-on-Tees provide a glimpse into industrial heritage and modern developments. These cities collectively showcase the diverse character and attractions of the North East region.

What is the North East of England known for?

The North East of England is known for its rich industrial heritage, picturesque landscapes, and vibrant cities. It's home to iconic landmarks like Durham Cathedral, Hadrian's Wall, and the Angel of the North sculpture. The region's history, cultural offerings, and friendly communities contribute to its reputation as a destination with a unique blend of heritage and modernity.

What are the must-see attractions in North East England?

Be sure to visit the historic Durham Cathedral and its accompanying castle, both designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore the vibrant cultural scene in Newcastle, including the Sage Gateshead music venue. Discover the stunning landscapes of Northumberland National Park and Hadrian's Wall, and take in the dramatic coastal views at places like Bamburgh Castle and Seahouses.

Holiday Cottages in the North East

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North East Cottages

Northumberland

Ivy Cottage

Ref: S363589

Reviews 2

Northumberland

The Little Red Hen House, Warkworth

Ref: S855144

Reviews 2

Northumberland

St Marys Cottages No1

Ref: S600056

Durham

Bed in Bishop Auckland (95170)

Ref: S855895

Northumberland

Thistleyhaugh Cottage

Ref: S479752

Reviews 40

Northumberland

Tidal Cottage - Holy Island

Ref: S854278

Reviews 11

Durham

Meadows Edge

Ref: S2968

Reviews 54

Northumberland

Bed in Corbridge (CN063)

Ref: S229875

Northumberland

Greenleaf

Ref: S190214

Reviews 23

Northumberland

Sand Martins, Beadnell

Ref: S1029447

Northumberland

Harbour Hideaway - Seahouses

Ref: S842633

Reviews 8

Durham

Bed in Frosterley (91677)

Ref: S679415

Northumberland

Hopping Hare Cottage, Warkworth

Ref: S855045

Reviews 69

Northumberland

Greystead Old Church

Ref: S274760

Reviews 44

Northumberland

Stonecrop Cottage

Ref: S599989

Reviews 13

Northumberland

Cuthbert Cottage

Ref: S475502

Reviews 9

Northumberland

Buttercup Cottage

Ref: S114316

Reviews 39

Northumberland

Bed in Mindrum (56401)

Ref: S230984

Northumberland

Englewood Cottage

Ref: S2967

Reviews 31

Northumberland

Bed in Warkworth & Amble Area (90712)

Ref: S603433

Durham

Bed in Barnard Castle (94454)

Ref: S841796

Newcastle upon Tyne

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