Ref.nr.: 78074

Grey Croft, England

Holiday Cottage Details

£ 505.00 - £ 1,877.00 per week

Sleeps: 4

2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms

Grey Croft Holiday Cottage near a beach in Embleton, Northumberland, England

This bright and airy, semi-detached barn conversion boasts uninterrupted views towards the sea, is just a short stroll from Embleton and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.

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Winter Short Breaks (WSB) are available at many properties in the "Winter" period - subject to availability. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental.

Off Season Breaks (OSB) are available at many properties in parts of the "Low" and "Mid" periods - subject to availability. The price for a 3 night break is either 75% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. OSBs can be booked within a calendar month of the start date of the holiday.

"Last Minute Breaks" (LMB) are available at most properties throughout the "LOW", "MID", "HIGH", "PEAK", "XMAS" and "new year" periods. The price for a 3 night break is either 65% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. LMBs can be booked within one week of the start date of the holiday.

Availability for Holiday Cottage near a beach in Embleton, Northumberland, England

Facilities and Features

Facilities:

Communications:
Broadband Internet
Entertainment:
TV
Heat:
Open Fire
Kitchen:
Cooker, Dishwasher, Fridge
Laundry:
Washing Machine
Price Included:
Linen, Towels
Special:
Cots Available

Room Details:

Sleeps: 4

1 Double Room

1 Twin Room

2 Bathrooms

Location Details and Things to Do

About Embleton and Northumberland

The village of Embleton can be traced back to beyond medieval times and during the Wars of the Roses, it suffered much from the ravages of Scottish invaders. Today, ancient castles and ruins stand testament to Embleton's turbulent past; the Church of Holy Trinity is a late-Norman church, dating from the 12th century, later to be restored in Victorian times. Viewed from the sea, the undulating whinstone ridge that shelters much of the village from east winds, resembles a caterpillar, hence the old name 'Emeldune', meaning the hill of the caterpillar. The rolling countryside means that golfers can enjoy a good 18-hole links golf course that overlooks the beautiful Embleton Bay. Recently launched is the Embleton Heritage Trails Project, consisting of six trails, ranging from a short walk around the village, to a longer six mile route, following the spectacular coastline and inland into the tranquil countryside.