Description:
Coble Cottage is a delightful mid terraced cottage in the fishing port of Amble, situated only 300 yards from the shore. Coble Cottage is a comfortable holiday property that has been nicely decorated throughout, and offers accommodation including two cosy bedrooms; a well-equipped modern kitchen; sitting room; a small front garden and a useful rear yard. A short stroll to the end of the street takes you to a dog-walk leading to Amble Links, which Coast magazine named the UK's best dog friendly beach in 2008. Enjoy a seaside holiday to remember in this beautiful part of the world.

Amenities: Full gas central heating throughout with additional heating from gas fire in sitting room. Gas hob, gas oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, colour TV with Freeview, DVD player, radio/cassette/CD player etc. Small library of books, games, DVDs and CDs. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Stairgate on request. Roadside parking. Small front garden with seat. Well behaved dogs welcome at £10 per pet. Sorry no smoking. Shop and pub 5 mins walk. Children’s play park, paddling pools and beach 3 mins walk.

Region: Northumbria is a heady combination of fishing villages, market towns, sandy beaches, magnificent castles and historic Hadrian’s Wall, tied together by beautiful countryside and abundant wildlife. Covering 400 square miles, the Northumberland National Park is the least populated of England’s National Parks, much to the benefit of those visitors seeking peace and solitude. Thousands of paths and tracks weave their way through beautiful countryside, providing exhilarating fresh air and wide-open spaces for walkers and cyclists alike. Stay a while, roam the countryside but don’t forget to explore further, because the area known as Northumbria offers much more than just the National Park. Northumbria encompasses County Durham, the Tees Valley and Tyne and Wear, as well as covering the North Pennines ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, the World Heritage Site of Hadrian’s Wall, the City of Durham and the Heritage Coastline, boasting a selection of protected golden beaches and tiny fishing villages. Northumberland’s Heritage Coast has mile upon mile of sparkling beaches, rocky coves and picturesque fishing villages. Sweeping from Berwick-upon-Tweed in the north, to Druridge Bay in the south, popular destinations along the coastline include the horseshoe-shaped sandy beach and dunes at Beadnell Bay, the bustling village of Seahouses, with boat trips from the picturesque harbour, and the kipper smokery and coastal path at Craster. Adding to the area’s splendour is a chain of magnificent castles: Alnwick, home to the powerful Percy family and the setting for some of the Harry Potter films; spectacular, medieval Bamburgh, standing high on its rocky outcrop; the brooding ruins of Dunstanburgh and pretty Warkworth.

Town: Amble is a bustling seaport situated at the mouth of the River Coquet – the perfect location from which to explore the beautiful county of Northumberland. Amble was historically a centre for boatbuilding, and now offers its visitors a harbor, a new marina, sandy beaches and stunning coastal walks to the bird sanctuary at Hauxley and country park at Druridge Bay. The harbor wall is full of moored fishing boats which fish the surrounding waters for prawns, crabs and lobsters; you can sample the daily catch at a fish shop in the harbour. Coquet Island, an RSPB reserve with a sizeable population of terns, eider ducks and puffins can be found a mile south of Amble, and delightful boat trips around the island are available. Alnmouth and Craster are pretty coastal villages well worth a visit, and are only a short drive away. Also within easy reach are Warkworth and Alnwick and their castles, the National Trust's Wallington Hall and Cragside.

Rate Info: All bookings are subject to an additional £34.00 booking fee. Winter Short Breaks (WSB) are available at many properties in the "Winter" period - subject to availability. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. Off Season Breaks (OSB) are available at many properties in parts of the "Low" and "Mid" periods - subject to availability. The price for a 3 night break is either 75% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. OSBs can be booked within a calendar month of the start date of the holiday. "Last Minute Breaks" (LMB) are available at most properties throughout the "LOW", "MID", "HIGH", "PEAK", "XMAS" and "NEW YEAR" periods. The price for a 3 night break is either 65% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. LMBs can be booked within one week of the start date of the holiday.

Rates:
New Year 2009 (29th December - 4th January): £410.00
Winter 2010 (4th January - 11th February): £194.00
Low 2010 (12th February - 18th February): £235.00
Winter 2010 (19th February - 18th March): £194.00
Low 2010 (19th March - 25th March): £235.00
Mid 2010 (26th March - 1st April): £281.00
High 2010 (2nd April - 8th April): £301.00
Mid 2010 (9th April - 27th May): £281.00
Peak 2010 (28th May - 3rd June): £418.00
Mid 2010 (4th June - 1st July): £281.00
High 2010 (2nd July - 22nd July): £301.00
Peak 2010 (23rd July - 2nd September): £418.00
High 2010 (3rd September - 9th September): £301.00
Mid 2010 (10th September - 30th September): £281.00
Low 2010 (1st October - 21st October): £235.00
High 2010 (22nd October - 28th October): £301.00
Winter 2010 (29th October - 22nd December): £194.00
Christmas 2010 (23rd December - 29th December): £418.00
New Year 2010 (30th December - 5th January): £418.00