Newton Hall
Newton By The Sea, Nr Alnwick
Newcastle
NE6 3DZ
Tel : 01665576239
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| Newton Hall and Cottages offer a unique holiday experience for the discerning visitor. |
| Newton Hall is an imposing Georgian house with a delightfully decorated interior and extensive grounds, situated on the beautiful Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. |
| Newton Hall and Cottages are ideal for short breaks, longer holidays, weddings, functions and corporate events, catering for parties as large as 40. The Hall sleeps 18+ whilst the three cottages sleep between four and six. |
| The Hall consists of nine large double bedrooms (five doubles and four twins) whilst additional Z beds and a cot are available. There are also three reception rooms, a dining room with a large table seating 18 and a fitted kitchen with dishwasher. Linen and towels are provided and Wi-Fi is available. |
| The three Cottages (Wilford, Fife and Chapel House) are well appointed, beautifully decorated and consequently very popular. Located in the courtyard, within the grounds of Newton Hall, with great views and easy access to countryside paths and nearby beaches, they are ideal for families with children. |
| Northumberland is famous for it's stunningly beautiful beaches and Newton Hall is but a short walk from the delights of the best of them. Beadnell Bay is a mile to the north, whilst the same distance to the south is the pretty village of Low Newton by the Sea, with it's views along Embleton Bay fantastic beach towards the romantic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle. |
| Not far up and down the coast are the picturesque fishing villages of Seahouses, Beadnell and Craster, where you can still buy the famous Craster kippers. A visit across the tidal causeway to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a must, with it's priory and castle. |
| A little further afield are the other visitor attractions Northumberland has to offer - the castles of Warkworth, Alnwick and Bamburgh, the ramparts of Berwick upon Tweed, the wild, remote Cheviot Hills and well worth a visit is Hadrian's Wall to the south. |
| There are also plenty of shopping opportunities within easy reach. The market town of Alnwick is only 10 miles away, with Edinburgh (1.5 hours) and Newcastle (less than an hour) a little further.
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