The Drift House at Beadnell
Luxurious Beadnell beach house just yards from the beach
Located opposite sweeping and sandy Beadnell Bay and the only west-facing harbour on the east coast of the UK, The Drift House at Beadnell is an idyllic Beadnell holiday cottage. Quite literally 250ft from the sand as the crow flies, The Drift House is the ideal British summer retreat or cosy winter getaway to the friendly north-east.
This gorgeous beach house is very close to The Craster Arms, the best pub in Beadnell with a great beer garden and fantastic food. Or why not try The Salt Water Cafe opposite St. Ebba’s Church, serving delicious homemade breakfasts, lunches and very popular bistro evening meals.
Less than 3 miles to the north you’ll reach Seahouses with its famous open working harbour and Farne Island boat trips. Less than 6 miles to the south you’ll find Low Newton with its famous pub, virtually ‘on the beach’, The Ship Inn. Get your walking boots and walk to Craster from here for some classic Craster Kippers, then hop on the bus with tired legs back to Beadnell.
The Drift House sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms and is situated on the prime Beadnell Point development in an enviable location within the village and on the coastline. Sorry, no pets can be accommodated at the The Drift House.
Overview
The Drift House at Beadnell sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms, with the master bedroom having an en suite and there’s an additional family bathroom. Downstairs, the living area, kitchen and dining room are all open plan to tie in with the relaxed ‘beach house’ vibe. 1 bedroom is on the ground floor too.
There is private parking for 3 cars outside The Drift House and a furnished veranda which is south/south-west facing for enjoying breakfast in the sun and drinks early evening. Pleased note that no BBQ’s are permitted anywhere in the vicinity of the property, but the beach is perfect for beach-BBQ’s Regretfully we cannot accept pets at The Drift House.
Entrance
Enter into an airy hallway which leads to the open plan living area, the cloakroom, the downstairs bedroom and some hanging space too.
Lounge
The lounge has the height 2 floors with huge double-height windows, giving this beach house plenty of natural light but with plantation shutters all round for privacy. There is a smart TV and seating for 6, with French doors leading out to the veranda.
Dining Area
Open plan to the lounge and kitchen, the dining area has seating for 6.
Kitchen
The kitchen has all of the usual appliances, with hand-painted cupboards and granite surfaces. There is an electric oven, gas hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and kettle. A washer/dryer can also be found here.
Double Bedroom
Located on the ground floor, this bedroom is ideal for guests who struggle with stairs. There is a king size bed (5ft wide). lots of drawers space but limited hanging space via hooks and hangers. Fluffy towels, luxury linens and a hair dryer is provided.
First Floor
Master Bedroom
Complete with an en suite, this bedroom has a super-king size bed (6ft wide) and plenty of storage, as well as a smart TV. Luxury linens, fluffy towels and a hair dryer are provided. The windows open out to a Juliette balcony.
Twin Bedroom
With 2 single-size beds (3ft wide), this bedroom cannot be converted into a super king size bed. Luxury linens, fluffy white towels and a hair dryer are provided.
Family Bathroom
The gorgeous family bathroom has a large, walk-in shower, separate bath, heated towel rail, WC and basin. Complimentary toiletries are also provided.
Veranda
The south/south-west facing veranda leading from the lounge is a suntrap, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or evening tipple. Please note, no BBQ’s are permitted under any circumstances on the premises of the property. The beach is only a stone’s throw away so you can have a beach BBQ instead!
The Drift House at Beadnell
The Drift House at BeadnellA Beach-Lovers Dream
Located opposite a huge sandy bay and the only the only west-facing harbour on the east coast, this warm and inviting seaside home classically embraces it’s northern, coastal roots with drift wood, a pastel colour palette and of course, fresh sea air.
Facts & Features
Sleeps
Up to 6 guests and 1 baby welcome (to sleep in a travel cot).
Extra Touches
Luxury complimentary toiletries and welcome provisions provided. Bespoke Property and Area Guide.
Bespoke Guide Book for your Mobile or iPad
You’ll receive a comprehensive guide book for your phone or tablet upon booking, which not only provides all the information you need to stay at The Drift House but also guides to all the local facilities, restaurants, shopping, attractions, the best beaches, walks, activities, exploring Northumberland, unique offers and much more.
Family
One baby welcome. Travel cot and highchair available (bring your own cot linen). Small selection of children’s toys.
Pets
Sorry, no pets can be accommodated at The Drift House. There may on the very rare occasion be a dog visit the cottage during periods of owner use. The dog is hypoallergenic and the cottage is deep-cleaned to an excellent standard on every changeover, however, if any guests have a severe allergy to dogs we cannot 100% guarantee that traces won’t be detected. Please bear this in mind if booking with a very severe allergy.
Facilities
Fridge/freezer, electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and kettle. Washer/dryer, iron, ironing board and vacuum. Hairdryer, books, music and films.
Please be Aware
There are strictly no pets or BBQ’s permitted on the premises under any circumstances.
Nearest EV Charging Point
Click here to find the nearest EV charging point – use postcode NE67 5EJ.
Bedrooms
3 bedrooms; super-king master bedroom (6ft wide bed); twin bedroom with 2 single beds (3ft wide); king size bedroom downstairs (5ft wide bed). Non-feather bedding and pillows are provided on each bed. There is no feather alternative available.
Bathrooms
Family bathroom and en suite to the master bedroom.
Outside
There is a decked, furnished veranda (south/south-west-facing) leading from the open plan living area that is enclosed but not secure.
BBQ
There is no BBQ provided at The Drift House and BBQ’s are not permitted to be used here. The beach is 250ft from the house which is perfect for using disposable BBQ’s if you wish to bring one.
Parking
There is private parking for 3 cars in front of The Drift House.
TV’s and Technology
Large Smart TV’s in the lounge and master bedroom. Free unlimited Wi-Fi.
Accessibility
The Drift House is spread over 2 floors, with the open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, cloakroom and one kingsize bedroom on the ground floor and on the first floor; 2 bedrooms, family bathroom and the shower room.
All-male groups are not permitted at The Drift House under any circumstances. Female party bookings are subject to our discretion and a £500 security deposit.
Arrivals & Departures
Arrival days are Friday or Monday (short breaks available)
Arrival: from 4pm Departure: by 10am
Other Information
Booking Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
About Beadnell
Access Statement
Virtual Tour & Floorplan
Here’s a 3D virtual tour of The Drift House at Beadnell. Click on the image to start the tour, then use your mouse or touch screen to move around, to discover all aspects of the property. Click on the image of the floor plan to enlarge. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to call us on 01665 710700 or email us.
Virtual Tour
Map & Local Area
The Drift House at Beadnell is just 250 yards from the huge and sandy Beadnell Bay and the only west-facing harbour on the east coast of the UK. Beadnell is well-known for it’s watersports and enthusiasts, with many brave people jumping off the Beadnell pier in their wet suits at all times of the year!
In Beadnell you have 2 pubs; The Craster Arms and Beadnell Towers, with the former being the livelier of the 2. Both serve great food in a warm and cosy setting. In addition to the 2 pubs you will find The Salt Water Cafe just opposite the gorgeous St. Ebba’s Church. This new, artisan-style cafe serves gorgeous breakfasts, fresh lunches and home-cooked evening meals when the cafe turns into a licenced bistro.
Head north to Seahouses less than 3 miles away up the coast and you’ll find a buzzing seaside town with plenty of shops, cafes, and a traditional ‘bucket and spade’ feel to the town which overlooks the working harbour. Catch the boat over to The Farne Islands with Billy Shiel’s boat trips and admire the stunning views of the coast from the sea. When the sun starts to set, it’s incredibly romantic.
Bamburgh is just 10 mins’ away in the car and Alnwick can be reached in 15 minutes. Beadnell is a wonderful village to spend a memorable holiday with so much to do on your doorstep yet the rest of Northumberland at your fingertips to discover.
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Absolutely fantastic stay, The Drift House is stunning. It was so comfortable and stylish. The fresh home made scones, butter and the fresh flowers were also a nice surprise in our welcome basket.
Escape the ordinary read our guest bookTips from a local
Sample the delicious, fresh local seafood at the stylish Salt Water Cafe.
Located centrally in Beadnell, opposite the village church, Salt Water Cafe offers a stunning menu and uses Seafood from Beadnell Bay itself, and nearby Seahouses Harbour. They serve food all day from 8.30am and on into the evening, and also offer a fantastic afternoon tea, with the added luxury of prosecco and cocktails on offer too!
Tips from a local
Did you know Beadnell has the only West-facing harbour on the East Coast?
This rare spot on the Northumberland Coastline means you can enjoy the sunset from the harbour, looking back over the land. What a stunning way to end an evening stroll along Beadnell Bay sands.
Tips from a local
Visit Holy Island, just a short drive up the A1.
Lindisfarne Castle is looked after by National Trust, and The Lindisfarne Priory belongs to English Heritage, so remember to bring your cards with you if you are Membership Holders.
The Lindisfarne Brewery and gift shop is lovely where you’ll find tasty goodies to bring home with you for friends and family – and for yourself!
Please be extra careful and check the tide times for the causeway, and don’t underestimate how fast the tide comes in! It’s a regular occurrence for people to be stranded and have to be rescued by the Coastguard because they ignored the tide timetable and thought they could get through when the tide was coming in – cars flooded with seawater are completely written off!
Tips from a local
The Craster Arms is open all day everyday and is dog friendly! For the winter months real log fires are on offer for you and for summer weather in Northumberland a large outdoor seating area is the place to be! Do not miss out! In addition to the great cosy seating areas is a selection of pub food for lunch and dinner. And not forgetting Sunday lunches and a large selection of beverages!
Tips from a local
The Farne Islands lie two to three miles off the Northumberland coast midway between the fishing village of Seahouses and the Castle of Bamburgh. There are between 15 and 20 islands depending on the state of the tide. From April until the end of July, these islands are dominated by one of the most exciting seabird colonies in the United Kingdom with unrivalled views of 23 species, including tens of thousands pairs of puffins, the sight is a joy to behold. The islands are also the permanent home for a large colony of Atlantic or Grey Seals and one of the top grey seal pupping sites in England. We would recommend taking a boat tour out to the Farne Islands with Billy Shiel’s boat trips. This is ‘a must’ when you come to Northumberland, especially with Beadnell being located so close to Seahouses. Make sure you book in advance as they are incredibly popular, especially after being featured on the much-loved TV series ‘Tales from Northumberland’ with Robson Green.
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