'Spellbinding' Northumberland Hideaway with Woodland Views and Red Squirrels
'Spellbinding' Northumberland Hideaway with Woodland Views

Offering spectacular scenery and peace, Northumberland is a popular summer holiday destination. Pine Cone Hideaway, a 'truly special romantic retreat', provides the perfect base to explore the county.

Pine Cone Hideaway: A Woodland Escape

This holiday home for two is nestled in woodland, just 15 minutes from the Northumberland Coast and Ross Sands beach. The dog-friendly, one-bedroom cottage is tucked away on the edge of a country estate, described as a 'magical escape perfect for those wishing to be at one with nature'.

Guests can enjoy woodland views from floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room, watching birds and red squirrels while cosying up by the wood burner. At night, the garden room offers a telescope for stargazing.

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Prices range from £744 to £1,209 for a seven-night stay, depending on the season. Summer spots are filling fast, with limited availability in August. Guests have called it a 'beautiful' stay in a 'fabulous' location.

Location and Nearby Attractions

The cottage is a two-minute drive or 25-minute walk from Belford, a hidden gem between coast and countryside. Berwick is 25 minutes north, and Alnwick, with its castle and gardens, is 25 minutes south.

Bamburgh, a 15-minute drive away, boasts a three-mile golden beach and Bamburgh Castle, the former royal capital of Northumbria. It's a must-visit for exploring the Northumberland Coast.

Alternative Accommodations

For B&B options, Market Cross Guest House and Buckton Farmhouse in Belford come highly recommended. In Bamburgh, The Victoria Hotel offers 29 rooms from £160 per night, just a 10-minute walk from the castle. The Lord Crewe, with seven boutique bedrooms and an award-winning seafood restaurant, was crowned B&B of the Year at the 2026 North East Tourism Awards.

Guest Reviews

One guest raved: 'This place is amazing! The bed was comfy, the en-suite beautifully decorated, the kitchen well-appointed, and the living room relaxing with forest views. The real wow factor is the outdoor space: a tiered garden with many seating areas and a garden room at the top. The views are superb. We will be back as soon as we can.'

Another noted: 'The only point is to reverse into the parking area, as it can be tricky to see oncoming motorists when reversing out.'

Book Your Stay

If inspired, holidaycottages.co.uk offers over 700 Northumberland options, from countryside retreats to seaside escapes.

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