The Old Watermill | Holiday Home To Rent | Catch The Breeze
 
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The Old Watermill

5 bedrooms
5 bathrooms
10 guests
Just along the coast from beautiful Bamburgh and fabled Lindisfarne, this landmark watermill has been part of Northumbrian history since medieval times - and it has a new lease of life as our latest, loveliest, most luxurious coastal retreat.

Built on the lands of the Earls of Northumberland not long after the Domesday Book, for many years supplied grain to the monks of Fame and the nearby fishing village of Beadnell. It continued as a watermill right through to the 20th century.

There's a thousand-year story to explore at Tughall Mill, and this is your chance to write your very own chapter.

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Sitting within prime countryside and only a few minutes' walk from the sea is this beautifully restored watermill near Beadnell. The detached property is the perfect location for friends, families and couples seeking a luxurious break basking with breath-taking surroundings, and complemented with historic, original features.

Upon arrival you'll be greeted by landscaped gardens, and views worthy of being on postcards! Sleeping up to ten guests across five bedrooms, and with the option of bringing a dog along to the property comes complete with off-road parking, EV charging, and the luxurious accessories that come as standard within Catch the Breeze Retreats' properties.

Take in the crunch of the cobblestone paths as you make your way into the property which boasts plenty of natural light.

The ground floor comprises a very generous open plan space encompassing a kitchen, diner, and utility room, perfectly complemented by the Quartz worktops and all appliances needed for a comfortable and enjoyable hosting area. You'll also have your very own snug down in the lower-ground level off the dining room which comes complete with direct access to the patio through glass doors which is perfect for those wanting to experience the Northumberland fresh air while not feeling distanced from everything else going on.

A larger entertainment lounge can also be enjoyed on the ground floor, as well as a dedicated games room with table football on the second floor, so there is space for everyone at all times to enjoy. With sofas from Tamarisk, dining chairs from Vincent Sheppard, and a showstopper bespoke dining table courtesy of Ennis & Wood, it's hoped that stories are shared, laughter is heard and great food is eaten amongst loved ones within this impressive ground floor hosting space.

Of the five bedrooms, one sits perfectly on the ground floor with a super-king bed which can be perfect for a small family or grandparents seeking their own little bit of space. With an en-suite, dressing area, and plenty of storage, you'll be forgiven for not wanting to leave!

Upstairs on the first floor you will find three super-king sized bedrooms, and the master bedroom which boasts a beautiful Duravit free standing bath. Each bedroom features an en-suite decorated with Mandarin stone tile and windows perfectly situated to take in the views.

If you can be peeled away from the home comforts on offer here at The Old Watermill, then the world is your oyster when you step outside of the property. The outdoor space is ample, and nearby you'll fins a calming stream, an abundance of plants and wildlife and the Long Nanny which will lead you to the coast within minutes. Take in the serene sounds of nature, breathe in the sea air, and create memories together in the heart of Northumberland nature.
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Sea and sand are just a stroll away. Cross the footbridge over Long Nanny (which once supplied the mill with its water), walk through the fields, then stroll down the dunes to Beadnell - a traditional horsehoe harbour with a great cafe, a lively pub and lots of watersports on offer. Kitesurfing, SUP, surfing and coasteering are all on the agenda here.

Further afield, the island abbey of Lindisfarne, and the dramatic coastal castles of Bambugh and Dunstanburgh, are there to be explored. This stretch of the Northumbrian coast is alsow legendary for birdwatching, so make sure you pack the binoculars . And if you're a wildlife lover, don't miss a trip to the Farne Islands, a Nationa-trust owned nature reserve where you'll spot cormorants, arctic terns, kittiwakes and playful puffins.
The Landing, Beadnell - 4 miles
Beadnell Towers, Beadnell - 3 miles
Beadnell Beach - 300 metres

Alnwick - 11 Miles
Bamburgh - 7 miles
​Craster - 7 miles
 
 
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