Spirit of Bamburgh
Budle Cove is a luxuriously appointed apartment with far-reaching views across the Budle Bay nature reserve to the world-famous causeway of Holy Island. The property sleeps up to 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms and is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day exploring Northumberland’s beautiful heritage coastline. Bamburgh village is only a couple of minutes by car while Holy Island and Seahouses are also just a short hop away.
Out & About
The area around Northumberland’s heritage coast is one of incredible natural diversity from the long stretches of white sandy beaches backed by large undulating dunes to heathery hills, vast woodlands to meandering river valleys. As a result, this unique area offers activities for everyone whether you are an adrenaline driven thrill seeker or you prefer a more sedate approach.
Budle Cove Facilities
Stylishly decorated and super comfortable, the apartment has two large king bedrooms and a third twin room which is perfect for kids. There is a shower room with walk-in shower and a bathroom en-suite to the master. The kitchen is well equipped with quality appliances and the all-important Nespresso machine while smart TVs provide premium sports and movie channels for when you want to put your feet up.
Welcome basket
Super-comfy bedding
Eco-friendly toiletries
“Perfect escape from screens!”
“Great weekend with our three children, the spacious apartment was luxurious and the perfect location to explore the stunning coastline.”
“Wonderful 2 night stay”
“…stunning to say the least. The accommodation is to an extremely high standard and conducive to a very relaxing weekend. The hosts have thought of every need necessary for the perfect getaway. Stunning views and lots to do in the surrounding areas to suit everyone.”
“Peaceful Gem”
“I spent a wonderful weekend here with pals. The views are just incredible, it’s so peaceful and relaxing. It has been really nicely furnished, with really comfortable beds too. Everything has been thought of for a fab getaway”