THE PROPERTY OVERVIEW: ‘Home and Howay’ provides a modern twist to a traditional holiday home just minutes from the centre of Amble. This dog-friendly holiday home has been superbly designed with style and comfort in mind. Perfect for small groups and families looking to explore coastal Northumberland from Amble. ‘Home and Howay’ comfortably accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. THE PROPERTY BREAKDOWN THE PROPERTY BREAKDOWN Ground Floor: Lounge – Ample seating, Smart TV, coffee table. Kitchen/dining – Oven, hob, sink, dishwasher, American fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster, dishwasher and microwave. There is a breakfast bar to seat all guests. First Floor Bedroom 1 – 4 poster double bed, clothes storage, dressing table, bedside tables, and reading lamps. Bedroom 2 – Double bed, clothes storage, and reading lamp. Bedroom 3 - Bunk beds, clothes storage rail. Bathroom – Bath, overhead shower, toilet, and hand basin. Outside Parking – On-road parking is available without the need for a permit. Pets - Guests may bring up to 2 pets (Chargable) Pets must be added during checkout or later via the Guest Portal. THE PROPERTY DETAILS Perfectly located within Amble, Home and Howay is a wonderfully stylish, yet characterful holiday home perfect to relax or explore with your family and/or friends. Just a short walk from your front door, you'll discover the charming Amble harbour, where you can perch on one of the many benches and watch fishing boats return with their daily catch. The bustling harbour, known as 'The Friendliest Port', offers a perfect vantage point to take in the rhythmic ebb and flow of coastal life. The location puts you right in the heart of this welcoming Northumberland town. Within easy walking distance, you'll find Amble's flourishing food scene, including the award-winning seafood centre, artisan ice cream shops, and the popular Harbor Village with its collection of small independent pods.

THE LOCATION Closest Pub – 0.1 Miles Closest Shop – 0.2 Miles Closest Beach – 0.8 Miles Nestled along Northumberland’s stunning coastline, Amble is a charismatic fishing town that combines its proud maritime heritage with a contemporary coastal lifestyle. Just a 10-minute drive south from the medieval town of Warkworth, with its magnificent castle and pristine beach, Amble captivates visitors with its own unique coastal charm. The town is ideally situated for exploring the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the vast expanse of Druridge Bay to the south and the golden sands of Warkworth Beach to the north. Nature lovers and photographers will find endless inspiration here, from capturing dramatic sunsets over the harbour to observing the diverse wildlife that calls this coastline home. Amble serves as a perfect base for exploring the wider region, with the market town of Alnwick, home to its world-famous castle and garden, just 15 minutes away. The historic fishing village of Craster lies 20 minutes to the north, while the Simonside Hills and Northumberland National Park can be reached within 30 minutes. The town’s harbour also offers regular boat trips to Coquet Island, a protected RSPB reserve and home to thousands of seabirds, including the rare roseate tern. The coastline surrounding Amble provides countless opportunities for adventure, from the charming village of Low Hauxley with its nature reserve, to the bustling town of Warkworth with its ancient castle. Whether you’re seeking outdoor activities, wildlife watching, or simply a peaceful coastal getaway, Amble offers the perfect launching point for discovering Northumberland’s natural and historical treasures.