Rock Mill Cottage, Embleton

Rock Mill Cottage was built in the 18th Century and is located 3 miles outside of Embleton. It has been restored and converted to offer accommodation for up to 4 people. The downstairs living area has been designed in an open plan style and comprises an living/dining area and a modern, fitted kitchen. The cottage also has two bedrooms and a ground floor bathroom. The south-facing garden offers fantastic views and ample opportunity for summer barbeques and alfresco dining.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Sky Television
  •   Garden
  •   Enclosed Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Part of a Group
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double (zip/link, can be twin on request), 1 x double. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen. Large, open plan living/dining room with woodburning stove and delightful view to south west-facing rear garden. safe bike storage

Rock 1 mile, Embleton 3 miles. A charming early-18th century Northumbrian rural retreat, which adjoins the owners' tranquil farmhouse and garden in the scattered rural hamlet of Rock. Just 3 miles inland from beautiful bays at Embleton and Low Newton-by-the-Sea, Rock Mill Cottage has been sympathetically restored to provide tasteful, comfortable accommodation. Surrounded by spectacular wide open countryside, the location is idyllic - perfect for a relaxing break. Alnwick is just 6.5 miles to the west, whilst Lindisfarne on Holy Island lies proudly on the horizon some 24 miles to the north. With picture postcard beaches and good real ale pubs and restaurants in abundance (including the owners' favourite, The Ship Inn at Low Newton-by-the-Sea) this is a superb country holiday paradise! Note: This property is adjacent to Refs. 1786 and 29817, and together they can accommodate up to 12 people.

The pretty village of Embleton is ideal for exploring the Northumbrian Heritage Coast. It is served by four pubs, two of which serve food. Grey's Inn also has 3 open fires, making a winter pint a cosy experience. The Embleton Heritage Trails Project consists of 6 trails to help you explore the history and heritage of the village. The trails range from a short walk around Embleton to a six-mile trail that takes you into the tranquil countryside. On the yellow sand of Embleton Bay near the sand dunes is a large grey rock called 'Bathing Rock'. A little to the northwest of this is the famous 'Vanishing Rock' on which the name 'Andra Barton' is carved. Barton was a Scottish pirate, killed in a sea battle with the English in 1511. Embleton is also within easy reach of other local attractions, such as Alnwick Castle and Dunstanburgh's golf course.

Amenities & Facilities

Night storage heaters with woodburning stove in sitting room. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, Smart TV with basic Sky Package. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent. Superfast Sky WiFi with download speeds up to 63MB. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Highchair, and fireguard on request. Off road parking for 2 cars. Walled front garden with furniture, enclosed rear garden with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and quaint real ale pub 1.5 miles. Note: There is a small unfenced pond at the far corner of the meadow. Note: Property accessed via private lane. Note: Public footpath runs from property to Embleton Bay and Low Newton-by-the-Sea. Note - Please note: a short break may be bookable in available free days on the website. Please contact us in the office and we will approach the owner to confirm this. Please note: Car charging is not permitted at the property. Please note: This property only accepts bookings checking in on the Saturdays.

Location Details

The pretty village of Embleton is ideal for exploring the Northumbrian Heritage Coast. It is served by four pubs, two of which serve food. Grey's Inn also has 3 open fires, making a winter pint a cosy experience. The Embleton Heritage Trails Project consists of 6 trails to help you explore the history and heritage of the village. The trails range from a short walk around Embleton to a six-mile trail that takes you into the tranquil countryside. On the yellow sand of Embleton Bay near the sand dunes is a large grey rock called 'Bathing Rock'. A little to the northwest of this is the famous 'Vanishing Rock' on which the name 'Andra Barton' is carved. Barton was a Scottish pirate, killed in a sea battle with the English in 1511. Embleton is also within easy reach of other local attractions, such as Alnwick Castle and Dunstanburgh's golf course.

Northumberland 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.

Reviews

A lovely cosy cottage in the country but not for from the A1 and ideal for exploring the beautiful Northumberland coastline. It was stylishly decortated, very clean, and it had a lovely log burner which we made full use of in the evenings. The owners, Elaine & Jeremy, were very friendly, helpful, and most welcoming. We had a wonderful week with good weather & were very lucky considering it was October. It was an ideal base for exploring the beautiful Northumberland coastline, with great pubs serving good food only a short drive away. We would definitely recommend this lovely cottage & hope to return there again soon.

Rated by 54321mum reviewed on 12th November 2018

Lovely, homely cottage, especially during the chill evenings of November, the wooding-burning stove was great and cheerful. Very quiet and peaceful location, will definitely return again in late Spring when hopefully the weather will be kinder.

Rated by bobjacky reviewed on 12th November 2016

We used the Cottage as a base whilst playing the various golf courses in the area each day. The Cottage was in a super spot - well equipped, great wifi, and quiet. We had a fantastic time and really enjoyed the little touches that make all the difference when you are away. Many thanks for a lovely stay.

Rated by Ms Richardson reviewed on 4th July 2016

Rock Mill Cottage is part of a farm stead, tucked away down a long lane, a real gem in the middle of no-where. If you like waking up to the sound of bird song not traffic noise then this place is for you. Owners Jeremy and Elaine very helpful when queries arose and he even made a fire for us on the first night as the storage heaters had been switched off and the Northumberland June evening was chilly! Shame about the weather but an ideal base for touring round the area with castles / towns / beaches / excellent pubs all within easy striking distance. Lovely scenery when we could see it when the mist parted. Recommended.

Rated by Nick K reviewed on 23rd June 2016

A great location, quiet and peaceful yet centrally sited between many attractions.

Rated by Mr Stones reviewed on 29th May 2016

I thoroughly enjoyed Rock Mill Cottage for many reasons. The location was excellent with many roads leading to all sorts of interesting places, such as the Castles. We ventured out everyday knowing we would return to the comforts of the cottage coupled with very peaceful surroundings. The cottage was extremely comfortable and beautifully decorated with more than enough of everything.

Rated by Mrs Murray reviewed on 8th May 2016

Rock Mill Cottage was an ideal location for visiting lots of places. The scenery is beautiful and so was the weather.

Rated by Miss Johnson reviewed on 28th February 2016

Lovely, peaceful location and comfortable accommodation.

Rated by Mrs Edwards reviewed on 23rd August 2015

Nice rural location. Great beaches to walk on and a nice coastline to explore. Fantastic night sky as no light pollution.

Rated by Miss Bridle reviewed on 1st December 2014

The cottage was very comfortable, clean and was a very good base for travelling around the sites of the Northumberland coast. This was our first holiday in this part of England - Wonderful.

Rated by Mrs Ward reviewed on 2nd July 2014

It was absolutely amazing the cottage was warm and just what we wanted, a lot of things to do but not had enough time, very relaxing

Rated by Miss Mazi reviewed on 15th January 2014

The area that the cottage is situated in is wonderful. The cottage is perfect for a small family, and we all thoroughly enjoyed it.

Rated by Mr Lake reviewed on 31st August 2013

The owners were welcoming and gave us good advice about local places of interest and restaurants.

Rated by Mr Gray reviewed on 25th July 2013

Location was perfect to see the lovely sights of Northumberland. The cottage was cosy, clean, quiet and relaxing. Fantastic!

Rated by Miss Gold reviewed on 9th October 2012

The decor of the cottage and its cleanliness. Also the outside space at front and back. In addition its central location enabled easy access to many different areas of the coast. Friendly owner too.

Rated by Mr Formby reviewed on 2nd September 2012

The cottage was lovely and in a very pretty quiet location. The owners were extremely helpful and friendly. The area around Embleton is beautiful and there is so much to do in this unspoilt county. The only problem was that a week isn't long enough to explore all that Northumberland has to offer!

Rated by Mrs Baxter reviewed on 29th July 2012

Fantastic location with a feeling of peace and perfect isolation when returning to the cottage from days out. Owners were friendly and made us feel very welcome.

Rated by Mr Phelan reviewed on 26th July 2012

Excellent location with easy access to A1 and surrounding area. Very pretty countryside all around the cottage and the cottage itself was charming. Really loved the log burner. Going to have to get one at home. Very smart kitchen with everything we needed and more. The owners were very friendly and delivered excellent service. We never had to make any requests because they had catered for all our needs perfectly. Would be our first call if we were to return to the area.

Rated by Mrs Rawlinson reviewed on 1st April 2012

This was an excellent choice by my wife. We travelled with an 18 month old baby and wanted to have all the comforts of home to make our stay relaxing. The cottage provided everything as advertised with no surprises. Take a look at the pictures. It really is that pretty and well appointed. As for location, it was excellent. Out in the country yet only a couple of miles from the a1 for easy access to alnick and the surrounding area. The hosts Jeremy and Elaine were equally pleasing. Very friendly and certainly gave the impression they were there to help with any requests. We never made any requests because we were very satisfied with things as we found them. Well done! Would not hesitate to recommend this cottage. If your needs are for a bigger cottage there is another larger one on site also. Well worth a phone call to check it out.

Rated by Warwick R reviewed on 31st March 2012

We appreciated the individual & tastefully decorated interior of this cottage. The owners were very friendly and helpful and the situation was perfect for exploring the beautiful Northumberland coast.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd March 2012

A lovely cottage, beautifully furnished and in a quiet peaceful location. The owners were very friendly and helpful, we would love to visit again!

Rated by Mrs Gillam reviewed on 21st December 2011

We booked the cottage for a special occasion and were made to feel very welcome by the owners. The cottage was cosy with a woodburner in the living room, comfortable bedrooms, modern downstairs bathroom and a small kitchen with plenty crockery for our family who visited us and we felt very at home there. The setting, in the heart of the lovely Northumbrian countryside, close to beautiful unspoilt beaches, is very peaceful and we had a very enjoyable, restful holiday with pleasant walks in the autumn sunshine and visits to interesting local villages and castles, including the nearby historic town of Alnwick. Although the road to Rock Mill has an uneven surface it was well worth the drive to such a haven of tranquility in such lovely rural surroundings.

Rated by Mrs Dixon reviewed on 9th November 2011

Owners were very welcoming. Booked at short notice but property was well prepared on arrival and nothing seemed too much trouble. Extremely peaceful position. We have 2 boys and they really enjoyed the stay with a safe field to play in and feeding the chickens and geese each day.

Rated by Dr Tomlinson reviewed on 6th June 2011

The cottage was lovely, in a brilliant location and really cosy on cold nights. Also the owners were very friendly and helpful. We will definitely visit again.

Rated by Mrs Lowe reviewed on 1st November 2010

A very peaceful location. the cottage was beautifully decorated throughout, extremely clean on arrival and the owners, who lived next door, were on hand should there have been any problems (there were none). The area is very well set for visiting many interesting places - a stunning area for a holiday, one which I enjoyed immensely.

Rated by Ms Jones reviewed on 12th July 2010

We loved the cottage and it's location. The owners (and their dogs!) were very welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. Our favourite UK holiday so far.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Crowdey reviewed on 29th June 2010

Lovely cottage in an ideal location to tour Northumberland, equipped with all mod cons. The owners, who live next door, were lovely and really helpful.

Rated by Mr Mulhaney reviewed on 30th November 2009

The accommodation was very comfortable and the owners were extremely pleasant and helpful. Northumberland is a most interesting county to explore, especially the coastline.

Rated by Mr Cooper reviewed on 5th October 2009

Peaceful, laid-back atmosphere and easy access to excellent local attractions.

Rated by Mr Sloan reviewed on 12th August 2009

Although the cottage was in a secluded location, it was convenient for the beaches and towns of the area.

Rated by Mrs Norris reviewed on 20th July 2009

Good central location for attractions. lovely and quiet with lots of wildlife around.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Bruss reviewed on 7th July 2009

The area was beautiful. The cottage was quiet and relaxing. The owner was helpful and let our daughter feed the ducks and hold the hens and chicks. Great wood burning stove for chilly evenings. The cottage had everything you needed. Lovely location and quiet to come back to.

Rated by Mrs Pullan reviewed on 1st June 2009

Great holiday. Nice property in a quiet location. Great open fire and relaxing living area. Would definitely go back.

Rated by Mr Bishop reviewed on 3rd November 2008

We really enjoyed both the immediate environs (space all around, livestock to feed) and the location of this property. Thank you very much, we had a lovely time.

Rated by Mr Milan reviewed on 9th October 2008

Spacious cottage in a lovely tranquil setting, near to beaches. Big garden for the children to play in and was made to feel welcome by the owners.

Rated by Mrs Littlewood reviewed on 28th August 2008

Nice central location for exploring Northumbria.

Rated by Mr Leigh reviewed on 19th July 2008

Comfortable property well placed for tourist attractions and enjoying the coast. Hosts were helpful and friendly.

Rated by Mrs Brown reviewed on 9th May 2008

We were lucky with the weather, which made the beaches more accessible. The cottage is situated at a very convenient location for a range of fantastic coastline locations and has a wide range of eating places nearby. Alnwick Gardens is a great place to visit.

Rated by Mr Clark reviewed on 18th February 2008

Location of property was ideal for touring area - nice and quiet.

Rated by Mr Budden reviewed on 25th September 2007

Beautifully well maintained cottage in a fabulous area.

Rated by Peto reviewed on 7th September 2007

An excellent location, very peaceful but not remote. The cottage has been sympathetically renovated and decorated and was very comfortable.

Rated by Mr Senior reviewed on 3rd September 2007

Rock Mill Cottage is in a lovely location. The owner gave us a very friendly welcome and nothing was too much trouble.

Rated by Mrs Sugden reviewed on 13th August 2007

All of the holiday was great, the beaches are suited to children with them being shallow and clean.

Rated by Mrs Mason reviewed on 13th August 2007

Beautiful, very peaceful setting, lovely cottage, friendly landlord, dogs and ducks.

Rated by Mrs Stamp reviewed on 6th July 2007

We love this area - lots to do and so unspoilt. One of the best cottages we have stayed in. Kitchen facilities excellent, furnishings and carpets were lovely and everything was new. Lots of safe space for children to play and we all like the ducks and dogs(though owners were careful not to let dogs out until we asked about them). We would certainly stay here again if in the area. Our second Sykes cottage - we have been very pleased with both. Thank you!

Rated by Mrs Benson reviewed on 23rd April 2007

Cottage beautifully restored and freshly decorated. Our stay was very relaxing. Children enjoyed playing in garden with dogs and ducks. Owners friendly and helpful.

Rated by Mrs Lang reviewed on 19th April 2007

Comfort provided by cottage made for a relaxing holiday.

Rated by Mr Fraser reviewed on 9th October 2006

A lovely area, and friendly owners living next door, but they did not intrude. We liked the ducks and geese.

Rated by Mr Keates reviewed on 5th June 2006

Very relaxing ambience, peace and quiet, nesting birds, resident ducks etc. Very comfortable bed. Owners very nice.

Rated by Mr Moore reviewed on 4th July 2005

The cottage was very comfortable and the owners made us really welcome.

Rated by Mrs Holden reviewed on 20th June 2005

The setting was very peaceful, close to beaches and countryside, but easily accessible to A1.

Rated by Mrs Ward reviewed on 10th June 2005

We liked the fact that the cottage was very remote and the coal/log burner in the lounge made it very cosy.

Rated by Mrs Cummins reviewed on 5th April 2005

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