Warkworth Cottages
Situated one mile from the magnificent Northumberland coast on the banks of the River Coquet lies the traditional market village of Warkworth. Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this picturesque village is home to the majestic Warkworth Castle, which dominates the skyline. Now owned by English Heritage, this was once home to the Percy family, and the castle's rich history is featured in Shakespeare's 'Henry IV'. In the summer hire a boat and row out on the River to the Warkworth Hermitage, a unique 14th-century chapel carved out of the rock face which is only accessible via boat. If you're lucky you might be able to spot otters or seals swimming alongside. Explore all that this wonderful area has to offer from the comfort of one of our Warkworth cottages.
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Inspiration of things to see and do in our cottages in Warkworth
This charming village is steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful landscapes. With the largest collection of Northumberland cottages, we have the perfect home away from home for you.
Here are the top five things to see and do in our cottages in Warkworth:
Warkworth Castle
Explore Warkworth Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress perched on a hill overlooking the River Coquet. Climb the towers and walls for panoramic views of the village and the surrounding countryside.
Warkworth Hermitage
Visit the Warkworth Hermitage, a fascinating cave chapel carved into the rock face by medieval monks. Accessible by boat or on foot, the hermitage offers a unique glimpse into the area's religious history.
Coquet Estuary
Take a leisurely walk along the scenic Coquet Estuary, where you can spot various bird species and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the river and surrounding marshland.
Amble
Explore the nearby fishing town of Amble, known for its charming harbour, seafood restaurants, and lively Sunday market. You can also take boat trips from Amble to Coquet Island, a seabird sanctuary.
Druridge Bay Country Park
Enjoy a day at Druridge Bay Country Park, a beautiful coastal park with sandy beaches, dunes, and a freshwater lake. It's a perfect spot for picnicking, wildlife spotting, and leisurely walks.
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