Maggies Den
Photograph: holidaycottages.co.uk
This fantastic property is located in the heart of the picture-postcard coastal village of Craster and enjoys magnificent sea views directly over the pretty harbour. Craster is world famous for its smoked kippers with the village smokehouse still using the traditional method of smoking over oak fires. It also boasts friendly inns a shoreline café a shop and art gallery. Explore a range of fantastic coastal walking routes directly from the property visit Dunstanburgh Castle and the beautiful Howick Hall and Gardens or enjoy fishing opportunities with sea fishing boat trips available from the harbour. There is also an array of local golf courses within easy reach including the 18-hole course at Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Club. Enter this wonderful stylish and spacious stone-built property through the vestibule the perfect place to store all your outdoor clothing which leads through to the amazing open-plan spacious lounge/kitchen/diner. The luxurious and comfortable lounge area with its wonderful picture window is the perfect place to relax and admire the beautiful harbour and sea views. Enjoy cosy nights in front of the free-standing wood burner watch a great movie on the smart TV or listen to your music on the Bluetooth speaker. Next is the beautiful dining area where you can enjoy family or romantic meals together in front of the lovely wood burner. The well-equipped bespoke kitchen is the perfect place to cook up a storm with an electric oven and hob microwave fridge/freezer dishwasher and coffee machine. There are also French doors with lovely harbour and sea views leading directly outside to the patio with seating area. Next is the utility room with washer/dryer followed directly by the handy WC. Heading up the stairs you will find three stylish and individually decorated bedrooms all with wonderful sea and harbour views. There is a spacious master king-size bedroom with ample storage space and en-suite bathroom which includes an amazing deep copper bath and WC. A pretty single bedroom also has an additional handy trundle bed. A stylish shower room is located adjacent to the twin bedroom with shower and WC. Finally completing the accommodation is the light and bright king-size bedroom with ample storage space and stylish en-suite shower and WC. Venturing outside to the patio there is a seating area which is the perfect place to enjoy the wonderful views both day and night perhaps with a nice glass of wine or good local ale. There is also off-road parking available for three cars directly in front of the property. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 2 king size and 1 single with additional trundle bed. Sleeps 5, plus 1 on request. 1 shower room, 1 en suite bathroom, 1 en suite shower room and 1 additional downstairs WC. Electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and coffee machine. Utility room with washer/dryer. Wood burner (first basket of logs included). Smart TV and Bluetooth speaker in lounge. Off road parking available for 3 cars. Village car park also available for extra cars. 1 dog welcome, 2 dogs considered please enquire prior to booking. Shops, pubs, restaurants and beach within walking distance.
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