Craster Reach | Craster Holiday Cottages | Catch The Breeze
 
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Craster Reach

3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
6 guests
Dog Friendly Property
Craster Reach is a tucked-away terrace cottage in Craster Northumberland, situated in the heart of the intimate fishing village which nestles on the invigorating Northumberland coast. Stepping into the house from the hushed street, a spacious yet cosy, contemporary interior greets you. Its views from the upper floors are panoramic and life-affirming. Craster Reach is the perfect coastal retreat for up to six family members or friends to share good times and exhilarating adventures in one of the most breathtaking parts of the country.
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The newly redecorated and refurbished mid-terrace coastal cottage welcomes you with a roomy, open-plan living area including a multi-fuel stove and sophisticated, laid-back Scandi-style sofas. It’s been said that this is the perfect luxury retreat to come back to at the end of the day, especially after a bracing and beautiful coastal walk.

The fully-fitted kitchen and dining area are not unfamiliar with a feast on Christmas Day, so are more than capable of coping with the rustling up of a soothing supper. Knocking up some of the town’s world-famous kippers for breakfast will provide the perfect sustenance for a day exploring the enchanting mix of fishing villages, market towns, wide-open beaches and magical castles.

This luxury coastal cottage has two double bedrooms, one with an ensuite, and a twin room with a family bathroom—white fluffy white towels are supplied. The beds are super comfy and dressed with Melin Tregwynt woollen blankets. The upper floors provide stunning views of the ragged silhouette of Dunstanburgh Castle.

Downstairs, a useful utility room and WC are located just off the kitchen - perfect for added convenience during your stay. French doors lead from the seating area to a rear deck with patio furniture, so no matter what time of day, you can sit with a refreshing drink as you plan your next adventure. Another set of French doors open out to the front of the cottage, where a perfectly positioned table and chairs allow you to take in the sea air and listen to the gulls. Don’t be surprised if the enticing aroma of oak-smoked kippers wafts from the nearby L Robson & Sons. There’s also handy off-road parking for two cars.

It’s just a two-minute stroll to the harbour. In a world of overly manicured gastropubs, there’s the wonderfully take-me-as-you-find-me Jolly Fisherman, a simple pub serving well-priced crab sandwiches that are perfect washed down with a pint of Black Sheep ale.
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Location
Lying six miles northeast of Alnwick, the quiet village of Craster seems to tumble into the sea. Sandy and salty, it was an important fishing harbour in the 17th century. And it’s safe to say that seafood is still Craster’s raison d’ être. There’s a fish restaurant, and the fish shop boasts the best kippers in the world. In the early 20th century, 2,500 herring were smoked here daily, and the kippers produced here today grace some of the finest breakfast tables in the world, including the Queen’s. The Farne Islands, Holy Islands and Hadrian’s Wall are all within easy reach.

The Northumberland coast is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Stonehatches are common in the area and look out for wheatear and linnet. The carolling of the skylark overhead fills the fields between Craster and Cullernose. Little auks are occasional visitors when bad weather blows them south from their normal habitats. Snow buntings winter along the shoreline in small flocks, and heron, curlew and redshank reside all year round. The Northumberland Coast—designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty—is abundant with wildlife and is as wild and windswept as it is utterly spellbinding.
The Jolly Fisherman – 55 metres


Alnwick – 7 miles
Alnmouth Train Station – 8 miles

Dustanburgh Castle – 1.3 miles
Embleton Bay – 3 miles
Bamburgh Beach – 13 miles
 
 
What our guests say

Perfection

Lovely house in a wonderful village. The views are to die for and the local pub and Cafe are grand. I said 5 years ago I'd return and I di although been to Middlerigg!!

Mr Oldham ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A very well equipped and comfortable house

We have stayed in several houses in Craster over the years but Craster Reach is the favorite.

A very comfortable and well equipped house, very convenient for delicious meals at The Jolly Fisherman
and the many walks around Craster.

Catch the Breeze Retreats provide outstanding properties and offer great service.

Mr Meeks ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Probably best cottage in Craster

Craster location on the Northumberland coast is ideal for getting to know the area. Harbourway has a brilliant location in the village with views of the Harbour. Just set back far enough from the road so passers by cannot disturb you, the village is so quiet at night you can hear the sea.

The property was a wonderful flow to it, with an extremely well thought out interior. The beds are as comfy as home with good linens and pillows too. The cosy wood burner in the living area is addictive, giving that extra ambiance. Even the ornaments and art work in the property are desirable. The kitchen is well equipped and the ice maker I will miss (I never knew I wanted one).

It will be hard to find another property as all round great as this. If you want luxury, for you and your friends, this is your place.

Helen from Doncaster ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Return to beautiful Craster

Craster never disappoints. With views of Dunstanburgh castle from outside and upstairs this small cottage is the perfect place to stay if you want to enjoy this stretch of coast. Ideally placed for walks north and south and a stones throw from the award winning Jolly Fisherman it offers everything you might need for your Northumbrian getaway.

Amanda from Mapledurwell ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A Fantastic Northumberland Break

A fabulously well designed and equipped house in the centre of Craster. Stylishly furnished with comfortable beds. Plenty of space for up to 6 people with 3 large bedrooms and 2 modern bathrooms with excellent showers and a downstairs cloakroom/utility room.

Fantastic position in village with breathtaking views of castle and countryside. A couple of minutes walk to the local pub The Jolly Fisherman where we would recommend booking as gets very busy at weekends. Thoroughly enjoyed our walk to the castle and beach beyond. Good parking at front of property. Excellent dog walks nearby. We were sorry to leave and will stay longer hopefully next time.

Susan from Rickmansworth ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
 
 
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