Porthole

Craster, Northumbria.

Sleeps: 7-10

Pets: 2

Reference: MOE

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Features of the property

Linen & towels included	Open fire
Parking available	Pub nearby
Short breaks all year	Shower
Television	Washing machine

Property Description

Situated in the picturesque fishing village of Craster, half-way along the Heritage Coast, this beautiful old stone fisherman’s cottage stands peacefully, not far from the tiny harbour which dates back to 1906. Craster is the main location for ITV’s Distant Shores, and this distinctive cottage, with porthole window, was used as a backdrop (Hildasay). A wonderful coastal walk leads to the dramatic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle. Porthole provides an excellent holiday base for touring, bird watching, walking, fishing and golf, with the famous Craster kipper curing sheds and seafood restaurant just 70 yards away.

Step to main entrance, level access at rear. Beamed living room with open fire. Spacious kitchen/dining-area with electric Belling range, slate floor, Belfast sink and block wood worktops. First floor: Double bedroom with additional bed (for +1). Twin-bedded room with additional bed (for +1). Bathroom/W.C. with over-bath shower. Second floor: Double bedroom. Single bedroom with pull-out bed (for +1). Shower room/W.C.