A self-catering cottage and two shepherd’s huts set along the stunning Northumberland coast, ideally located near Bamburgh, Holy Island of Lindisfarne, and the Farne Islands.
Our three distinctive properties offer something for every kind of getaway — from a traditional stone-built cottage, to a cosy handcrafted shepherd’s hut, to a contemporary coastal cabin. The choice is yours.
All are located within five miles of Bamburgh Castle and its award-winning beach, perfectly positioned for exploring one of England’s most unspoilt stretches of coastline.
Take your pick from a spacious family cottage, a romantic shepherd’s hut for two or a contemporary coastal cabin to accomodate couples or a family.
A traditional two bedroom northumbrian stone built cottage at Birchwood Hall Farm. Private yard and peaceful rural views with sight of Bamburgh Castle on the horizon.
A peaceful retreat for two at Easington Farm. Guests can enjoy a private covered deck, lawned garden and panoramic views of countryside and across to The Holy Island of Lindisfarne.
Our contemporary two-bedroom coastal cabin at Easington Farm features a covered veranda, a cosy wood-burning stove, and a private lawned garden, all set against panoramic countryside views stretching towards the coast and The Holy Island of Lindisfarne.
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Every direct booking includes complimentary free-range organic eggs from our farm, a bottle of wine, and a selection of biscuits
Contact us directly for local tips, recommendations, and special requests, along with flexible check-in and a warm Northumbrian welcome.
All three of our properties are located on the North Northumberland coast, overlooking peaceful farmland and within easy reach of both the coastline and the inland hills.
This remarkable area offers over 40 miles of pristine sandy beaches, numerous historic castles, and some of the best wildlife and birdwatching in the UK.
Whether you’re walking the Northumberland Coastal Path, cycling quiet country lanes, exploring nearby towns and villages, or simply relaxing on the beach, you’ll find endless inspiration right on your doorstep.
Northumberland offers over 640 miles of walking routes, over 40 miles of unspoilt beaches, and more castles than any other county in England.
A group of islands renowned for their spectacular seabird colonies, including puffins, and rich marine wildlife, the Farne Islands are one of the UK’s most important nature reserves.
Just off the Northumberland coast, they are best known for their thriving populations of puffins, Arctic terns, guillemots, and grey seals. Boat trips from Seahouses Harbour (15 mins drive) offer unforgettable close-up encounters with the wildlife, especially during the breeding season when the islands are at their most vibrant.
Steeped in maritime history and once home to early Christian hermits, the Farne Islands combine dramatic coastal scenery with some of the finest wildlife watching in the country.
The second largest inhabited castle in England, often referred to as the “Windsor of the North,” is the magnificent Alnwick Castle, famed for its dramatic medieval architecture, grand State Rooms, and beautifully maintained grounds.
Visitors can explore its rich heritage through guided tours, interactive exhibits, and seasonal events, while also recognising it as a popular filming location for major productions, including scenes from the Harry Potter films.
The Alnwick Garden is a fantastic day out and one of Northumberland’s most popular attractions, located next to Alnwick Castle. It’s a modern, beautifully designed garden with plenty to explore, from the impressive Grand Cascade water feature to the incredible Treehouse restaurant.
There are seasonal displays, themed gardens, and peaceful walks throughout, as well as cafés and spaces to relax. It’s a great place for all ages and well worth a visit while you’re exploring the area.
Searching for touring caravan or camping pitches on the Northumberland coast? Visit our sister site at Easington Farm — the same farm as our huts — and enjoy breathtaking coastal views.
Check-in is from 4pm onwards, with check-out required by 10am on the day of departure.
We will always do our best to accommodate earlier check-in times where possible — please enquire directly.
Shearling Cottage warmly welcomes up to three four-legged friends. Please let us know when enquiring or booking if you intend to bring any dogs with you.
Unfortunately, dogs cannot be accommodated at Shearling Shepherd’s Hut or Lindisfarne Lookout.
Shearling Cottage has its own dedicated EV charger, conveniently located adjacent to the guest parking spaces.
Shearling Shepherd’s Hut and Lindisfarne Lookout share an EV charger, positioned midway between the two huts for easy access.
Easington Farm, Northumberland, NE69
Via the A1, follow signs to Bamburgh
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