Hedgehope

The Space
Hedgehope is a three-bedroom property furnished to a high standard, perfect for accommodating families and groups of friends who wish to enjoy a quiet yet adventurous stay. Business travellers are also welcome.

With carpeted flooring throughout, Hedgehope is stylish with a white interior design complemented by wooden furniture and art pieces.

Upon entry, the first room to your right is the spacious living area, complete with an indoor fireplace and patio doors that lead to a south-facing garden with beautiful landscaping, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxation. It's ideal for enjoying the sun or the sea air.

You will have access to the kitchen and dining area from the living room. Hedgehope boasts a fully equipped kitchen with integrated appliances including a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, oven, grill, microwave, and hob. A wooden dining table with six chairs ensures everyone can dine together. Whether staying for a quick getaway or a longer stay, you will have access to a washer/dryer for your convenience.

Next to the lounge is the twin bedroom featuring two single beds and a window overlooking the garden.

Adjacent to it is the master bedroom, which features a double bed and an ensuite bathroom fitted with a shower, WC, and washbasin.

The third bedroom has two smaller single beds that can be linked together to form a double if requested in advance. It also features a wall-mounted TV with access to Freeview channels.

There is also a family bathroom with a bath, WC, and sink conveniently located close to the bedrooms.

Host & Stay are committed to our owners that their homes are protected during guest bookings. For this reason, we require all our guests to transfer a Damage Deposit (refundable, subject to an administration charge) or, to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver which will cover you for up to £500.00 of accidental damage during your stay.

Neighborhood
A pristine beach, drifting sand dunes, snug eateries tucked away on street corners, and a magnificent castle view everywhere you turn. These are just a few of Bamburgh’s coups, not to mention its coastal setting in the county's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

As the royal capital of the ancient kingdom of Northumbria, spellbinding Bamburgh holds a history worth discovering. All the while, awe-inspiring Bamburgh Castle will be your backdrop, and you can wander down the main street, past Bamburgh's cafes and towards the village’s landmark red phone box for an especially staggering and scenic view.

Dominant and dramatic on its rocky plateau, Bamburgh Castle’s imposing presence along Northumberland’s coast makes for a magical walk along the beach. Enter the grounds of this iconic, medieval fortification, with impressive corridors, towering turrets and formidable fortresses. As you explore one of the most iconic castles in northern England, learn about the castle’s turbulent past, as well as discovering an array of events are constantly happening at the castle, such as Dragon Hunts, Ghost Tours and even Outdoor Cinema Screenings if you stick around after sunset.

The castle isn’t the only chunk of history that Bamburgh Village has to offer. The RNLI Grace Darling is a museum dedicated to Grace Horsley Darling, who participated in the rescue of nine men from a tragic shipwreck.

Another must see is Bamburgh Ossuary which is located in a crypt below St Aidan's church and is the final resting place of the bones of people from the 6th & 7th century.

Standing on Bamburgh Castle beach, looking out at the North Sea you can enjoy views of Holy Island and the Farne Islands.

If you’re looking for a cuppa between beach walks, a cluster of cafes line Bamburgh’s stone-front streets. Plus, the village offers high-end restaurants serving exquisite seafood for those wanting to be wined and dined.

For the golfers, Bamburgh Castle Golf Club is often called one of the most scenic golf courses in Britain with views of Lindisfarne, the Farne Islands, the Cheviots and Bamburgh Castle.

Getting Around
Chathill Train Station is 4 miles away from Bamburgh, From Chathill, direct rail services can be found operating to Blaydon, Carlisle, Cramlington, Haltwhistle, Hexham, Morpeth, Newcastle and Prudhoe.

One bus route can be found in Bamburgh. The X18 offers direct access to Alnwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Morpeth, Newcastle and Seahouses.

Newcastle International Airport is 50 miles away from Bamburgh.