Jamaal Lodge, Amble

This lovely wooden lodge is reminiscent of a Scandinavian dwelling and is situated approximately three miles from Amble-by-the-Sea in the peaceful hamlet of South Broomhill. It is a spacious property with the living, dining and fitted kitchen designed around an open-plan living space. The sitting area has French windows to a sun porch and a large garden that surrounds the property. Along with the sitting area on the ground floor there is a first floor sitting room with a fabulous balcony, perfect for an evening drink. The four bedrooms are comfortable and there are two bathrooms serving the cabin, each with a separate shower. This property is an unusual place to stay and would be ideal for families and friends to stay together offering as it does such versatile accommodation. No hen, stag or similar parties

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 8
  •   Bedrooms 4
  •   Bathrooms 2
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Enclosed Garden
  •   Wifi
  •   Log Cabin
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Four bedrooms: 2 x double (1 on ground floor), 2 x twin (1 on ground floor). Ground floor & first floor bathroom,each with bath, separate shower, basin & WC. Large open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area & sitting area with French windows to sun porch & garden. Utility room. First floor sitting room with balcony.

Amble 3 miles. A fabulous, detached wooden lodge located in the quiet hamlet of South Broomhill, on the rural outskirts of Amble, 4 miles from Warkworth. Situated close to the beautiful Druridge Bay Country Park and Nature Reserve, this spacious property boasts bedrooms on both the ground and first floors, two bathrooms, a first floor balcony and a lovely large garden surrounding the property, including an enclosed rear lawned area, ideal for dining alfresco. Northumberland's delightful Heritage Coast is a mere 1 mile away, whilst Alnwick, Berwick, the Scottish Borders and Newcastle, with its world-famous Metrocentre, are all within easy driving distance. A fantastic property in a great location!

This lively little seaport, with its new marina, bustling harbour, where freshly caught fish can be bought from the shop, glorious sandy beaches and a coastal walk to the bird sanctuary at Hauxley makes this a perfect place to spend a holiday. There are plenty of activities to occupy the whole family right on the doorstep, and Amble-by-the-Sea is also well located from which to explore the rest of Northumberland. To the south of Amble lies Coquet Island, an RSPB reserve, where boat trips around the island can be organised and puffins, eider ducks and terns can be seen. There are many charming coastal villages to be discovered including Alnmouth and Craster, whilst further inland the castles of Warkworth and Alnwick along with the National Trust properties of Wallington Hall and Cragside House are all within an easy reach. A superb holiday destination for all the family.

Amenities & Facilities

Gas central heating. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, radio/cassette/CD player, WiFi, small selection of books/games. All fuel & power inc. in rent. Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Travel cot & high chair. Off road parking for 4 cars. Large, enclosed rear lawned garden area with furniture. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 5 mins walk, pub 3 miles. No hen, stag or similar parties

Location Details

This lively little seaport, with its new marina, bustling harbour, where freshly caught fish can be bought from the shop, glorious sandy beaches and a coastal walk to the bird sanctuary at Hauxley makes this a perfect place to spend a holiday. There are plenty of activities to occupy the whole family right on the doorstep, and Amble-by-the-Sea is also well located from which to explore the rest of Northumberland. To the south of Amble lies Coquet Island, an RSPB reserve, where boat trips around the island can be organised and puffins, eider ducks and terns can be seen. There are many charming coastal villages to be discovered including Alnmouth and Craster, whilst further inland the castles of Warkworth and Alnwick along with the National Trust properties of Wallington Hall and Cragside House are all within an easy reach. A superb holiday destination for all the family.

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

Great place to meet up with family (the lodge is huge yet homely), well equipped to cook up a feast using locally sourced seafood (you can buy directly from the fish warehouses on the dock in Amble) - amazing value for money. Top 5 things we enjoyed about our stay: 1) Spacious, well equipped holiday home in great location 2) Walking distance to the beach and country parks 3) Visiting Hadrian's Wall for the first time - an easy and amazing drive from the house 4) Exploring the lovely towns and villages along the coastal route up to Bamburgh - spectacular! 5) Walking up the beach to Amble and having lunch at the Fish Shack.

Rated by Simon B reviewed on 23rd April 2021

This is a superb property with loads of space and all the facilities you could wish for. Great beaches on the doorstep. Plenty places to enjoy close at hand and suitable for all ages. Spoilt for choice in places to eat out. There can be no hesitation in recommending Jamaal Lodge. 5 stars *****

Rated by james m reviewed on 12th August 2018

Gorgeous house perfect distance from all good beaches and days out. There is a few issues with the house its not very well cleaned, the tv is small, there is bulbs missing out of most of the lamps, curtains aren't very good at keeping light out. Very well equipped with everything a family needs for a weeks stay. We have had a fab week away

Rated by Kirsty W reviewed on 1st September 2016

The location was great, very central! The lodge was beautiful, very spacious and a great layout, perfect for us.

Rated by Miss Scrivens reviewed on 14th February 2016

The property was just so so comfortable and accommodating. Warm, cosy and clean. It was very well equipped and good quality. Everything we needed, we found.

Rated by Miss Rowan reviewed on 1st November 2015

We particularly liked the location and general area. We enjoyed visiting the local towns and villages, castles and landmarks. It was lovely to return each evening to such a great holiday home, we really enjoyed our family time together there. It was easy to go out for a take away meal or to cook for ourselves. The Lodge was so well equipped.

Rated by Mr Collier reviewed on 11th October 2015

A good quality property which was very convenient for exploring the Northumbria coast and inland.

Rated by Mr Berry reviewed on 21st June 2015

We booked this lodge having researched the area, despite it normally being far too big for our party of 3 + dog. Holidaying with a teenager & dog we had a good idea on what kind of accommodation we wanted and this property seemed to tick all of the boxes being advertised with internet aces (essential for teenagers) and an enclosed garden (reassuring for dog owners). Upon arrival we were more than impressed with the property and the location - being within reasonable walking distance of lovely beaches and some amenities nearby. Cannot fault the standard of property but would like to point out a couple of small issues for us: The internet speeds were slow to non existent after mid morning - no problem for us oldies that have other things to do but did prove problematic for the teenie The enclosed garden wasn't really 'enclosed'. The balustrading that is around the veranda has a huge gap, by design, within it. This continues to the part that adjoins the garden. We managed to resolve this by taking a wooden pallet out of the garage and placing it up against it but anyone with a dog with a desire to escape may find this rather problematic. Other than this we found this a fantastic property and a really good base to explore the Northumbrian coast and beaches. The really good weather we had was an added bonus.

Rated by Pam180 reviewed on 25th March 2015

Excellent accommodation, top notch. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this cottage to anyone. A really good base to explore the area, and to stay in. Excellent.

Rated by Mr Lee reviewed on 30th September 2014

We could not fault our holiday. The property was excellent and perfect for my Nana who is in a wheelchair as there is a ramp to get into the property. The wood flooring and spaciousness was ideal for anyone with a disability . The location was quiet , the weather was great and we visited many places that I have not been to in over 20 years. We will definitely be returning for another holiday.

Rated by Mr Rutherford reviewed on 1st July 2014

We have two elderly mothers with our party and this accommodation was very good for them due to the 2 downstairs bedrooms, bathroom and living room all on the ground floor. The location was also very handy with being so close to Druridge Bay Country park, Hauxley Nature reserve, Howick Hall Gardens and Bamburgh Castle. All of these facilities were excellent for the disabled.

Rated by Miss Hodgkinson reviewed on 8th June 2014

Loved the Lodge, it was perfect for an extended family break with lots of space.

Rated by Mrs Smith reviewed on 22nd October 2013

Jamaal Lodge was one of the best holiday homes we have had, shops were very handy and beach at Druridge Bay only a couple of minutes drive away. Ideal location for days out.

Rated by Mr Thompson reviewed on 11th May 2013

Spacious property. Very warm even though it was freezing weather outside. Liked the walk to the sea. Further than we thought but lovely all the same.

Rated by Ms Collier reviewed on 30th March 2013

It far exceeded our expectations.

Rated by Mrs Baharie reviewed on 24th December 2012

House was well equipped and warm.

Rated by Mr Smith reviewed on 28th September 2012

Spacious accommodation suitable for extended family to share in an ideal location for accessing all areas of Northumberland.

Rated by Mrs Haworth reviewed on 6th August 2012

Quiet location, spacious rooms, very nice lodge - good holiday had by all!

Rated by Mrs Dendle reviewed on 4th August 2011

The key holder was very friendly. We had a great week away with brother and his family to celebrate New Year. Kids found upstairs great as they could do there thing whilst adults sat downstairs

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd March 2011

The accommodation was excellent, very comfortable and clean. We were well situated for tourist attractions and particularly liked our visit to Alnwick Castle and our boat trip around the Farne Islands.

Rated by Mrs Clarke reviewed on 17th August 2010

The house was airy and open with plenty of space and a choice of 2 sitting rooms. The keyholders were very welcoming and helpful.

Rated by Mrs Frew reviewed on 1st June 2010

We recieved good service from the start. The house was well equiped, clean, comfortable,warm, and generally good all round. The gardens were nice and decent sized for the kids to play in. When we first arrived we felt like the house was in a unlikely posistion but it turned out to be a good central base. it was nice to be able have things in walking distance, such as the shop and the beach. There was ample space for a family and it also felt quite homly. The thing we liked best was the two living areas, the two batrooms and the comfortable beds. It probably would of been better if the garden had of been fenced in but it wasn't really a problem. We very much enjoyed our stay and we would love to go back again.

Rated by The Coe Family reviewed on 18th December 2009

We took our family of 5 plus both grandparents and dog on holiday for the first time. The house was ideal especially as we could put the grandparents on the ground floor with their own bathroom. My children could use the upstairs to watch tv and play computer games which suited them at times too. The location was brilliant for exploring the coast and castles of Northumbria. We also used the newly opened Go Ape and headed to Newcastle for our daughter's graduation. The kitchen and dining area was superb for great family meals. This house had everything we needed. We will definitely be revisiting this part of England and would highly recommend this house for a wonderful family holiday.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd December 2009

The cottage was very well equipped.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Baugh reviewed on 3rd November 2009

Lovely house, very warm and close to the beach. Rooms all very big and having two living areas was great for the kids.

Rated by Mrs Jones reviewed on 26th October 2009

The property was ideal for 2 families, with the upstairs and downstairs living areas. The upstairs was transformed in the evening into a children only play area which they really enjoyed. Location wise it is ideal for all of the attractions.

Rated by Mr Carmichael reviewed on 11th August 2009

Good location for visiting the area. Nice quirky place to spend a holiday, loved the veranda and balcony and the kids liked having their own lounge area.

Rated by Mrs Hibbert reviewed on 3rd August 2009

The house suited us perfectly as we had 2 sets of grandparents, teenagers and a small dog. It was warm, cosy, yet spacious. The position was brilliant for the beach and visiting all the local tourist attractions. A very and peaceful relaxing break in a quiet and beautiful area.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Fleming reviewed on 29th July 2009

The cottage was well equipped for all of us to have a fun and relaxing holiday. There was a fantastic garden with furniture and inside was very well equipped with games, etc, enough to keep us all happy. The location was excellent. There was somewhere to visit in every direction. We would recommend to anyone.

Rated by Mrs Coe reviewed on 14th July 2009

Fantastic accommodation in a beautiful part of the country. Accommodation exceeded our expectations and we would class as outstanding facilities for what we paid for. The accommodation was great for my elderly grandparents as there was everything they needed on the ground floor. We thoroughly enjoyed our week and intend to return again.

Rated by Miss Hawley reviewed on 7th July 2009

Jamaal surpassed our expectations, it was a beautiful home, with everything you could wish for, and at a price that was affordable. Will certainly look to go back and would recommend to anyone.

Rated by Miss Jamieson reviewed on 15th June 2009

The house was great for two families sharing because of the big living space. The house was warm and cosy despite the cold weather.

Rated by Mrs Ballara reviewed on 3rd November 2008

There were several unexpected "extras" like the 4 good quality bicycles and a gas barbecue in the garage. The property exuded quality.

Rated by Mr Scott reviewed on 13th October 2008

Very suitable for disabled husband to get around and people who looked after the property were friendly and helpful.

Rated by Mrs Bowen reviewed on 23rd September 2008

A Lovely, well-equipped property in an ideal location for enjoying the beautiful Northumbrian coastline.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Bristow reviewed on 26th August 2008

This was a lovely lodge with plenty of room for the 7 people who stayed in our party. The Lodge was only 1.5 miles from the nearest pub/eatery. Fab Lodge will recommend this to our friends and family.

Rated by Mr Holgate reviewed on 2nd June 2008

Lovely holiday with great weather, which always helps. The spacious accommodation was great as we were joined by my Father and sister - useful ground floor accommodation for my Father and two bathrooms very useful. Enjoyed a meal at the Treehouse in Alnwick Gardens and the Morwick Dairy Ice cream place. Alnmouth is lovely.

Rated by Mrs Hemming reviewed on 27th May 2008

Great location. Loved the ease of getting around and using our bikes. Great location for 5 boys under the age of 7 to let off steam and get lots of fresh air.

Rated by Mrs Wong reviewed on 20th April 2008

Excellent property, fantastic value for money and amazing location

Rated by Lawson reviewed on 31st December 2007

The accommodation was first class and situated near all the attractions nearby.

Rated by Mrs Austin reviewed on 28th August 2007

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7-Day Forecast

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