Beadnell
Looking for holiday cottages in Beadnell? You'll find a quieter corner of the Northumberland coast here, where a long, sheltered bay of pale sand curves beneath the dunes and a small working harbour anchors the village. We're locally owned and locally managed, so we know which cottages are a short stroll from the sand, which are built for a crowd, and which will happily welcome four-legged friends.
Planning a family week? A get-together with friends or a long weekend away? Our Beadnell cottages give you room to spread out and a proper base for the coast. It's a village that rewards slowing down, with sea air and big skies on your doorstep, and Seahouses and Bamburgh only a short drive away. Browse our Beadnell properties and check live availability, then book direct with people who know the village.
Start with where you'd like to wake up. Grove Cottage sits in the village itself, sleeping seven across four bedrooms and up to three pets, with a short walk over the fields to the beach, a lovely choice for families who want village life on the doorstep. For bigger groups, Duneside House, Seaside House and Beadnell Point each sleep eight across four bedrooms; Duneside House and Beadnell Point are dog friendly, while Seaside House offers sea views.
Every listing shows the sleeping arrangements, pet policy and facilities, so you can compare with confidence and settle in at your own pace. Beadnell Bay is the star of any stay with a broad, horseshoe-shaped stretch of sand backed by dunes, popular for beach walks, paddleboarding, kayaking and other watersports, with local operators such as KA Adventure Sports worth exploring for your dates. Spring and summer are made for beach days on the water, while autumn and winter provide windswept coastal walks, village dining and wonderfully quiet stays. At the northern end sits the harbour, unusual for facing west on England's east coast, where the historic lime kilns recall the village's industrial past. Back in the village you'll find plenty of places to eat, from the historic Craster Arms to The Landing at Beadnell Bay, Beadnell Towers & Kitchen and Salt Water Cafe Bar & Bistro.
Prefer to walk off lunch? Follow the Northumberland Coast Path south towards Low Newton-by-the-Sea, checking tide times and any beach notices before you set out. For Farne Islands wildlife trips, head north to Seahouses, where the boats sail from, and carry on to Bamburgh for the castle and sands.
Getting here is straightforward by road via the A1 and the coastal lanes, with public parking near the beach and harbour, though it can get busy at weekends and in the summer. Arriving by train usually means onward travel by bus or taxi from Alnmouth or Berwick. Parking at each cottage differs, so check the listing before you book, and keep dogs on leads on the bay in line with local notices.
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