Sleeps 4/6  Bedrooms  3  Bathrooms  1 Location -Tughall Steads  

Attractively placed in the historic hamlet of Tughall Steads,  Garden Cottage is just a few minutes drive from the coast. With the villages of  Beadnell and Newton by-the-Sea within easy access, holiday guests will enjoy the convenience of this beautiful countryside location, which is within sight of the sand dunes and the sea.

The Garden Cottage is a single storey restored farm workers cottage, with professionally designed interior décor and equipped to five star standards. The Garden Cottage has been awarded a 5 star grade by VisitBritain in February 2008!

As the name implies, the cottage boasts a garden, in fact two. One has a patio with table, chairs, barbeque and open views of the surrounding countryside looking towards the coast and the other with timber play equipment, wendy house and parking for 2 cars.

It is owned by Bill and Jo who live in Stokesley with their young family and who use the cottage themselves as their holiday home. We were involved from the outset with the interior design of the cottage and are thrilled with the results. Upon completion, we couldn't have failed to want the Garden Cottage in our private collection. It is a beautiful cosy country cottage with warmth and character which will no doubt prove popular with our guests.

The Garden Cottage welcomed its first guests in 2006 and has received several repeat bookings from satisfied visitors. Several of our guests have booked the Garden Cottage along with one or two of the other properties at Tughall.

It is a beautiful quintessential luxury Northumberland cottage.

ACCOMMODATION

• 2 double bedrooms (one king size, one double)
• Large children's room with bunk beds and sofa and TV
• Plenty of room for a cot
• Lounge /dining room                                          
• Well equipped galley kitchen
• Family bathroom with shower over bath
• Utility room
• Two gardens, one with table & chairs
• Private parking for 2 cars

FEATURES

• Iron beds with pocket sprung mattresses
• Log burner in original inglenook fireplace
• Oak flooring
• Contemporary art work by Northumbrian artists
• Brushed steel appliances
• Barbeque
• Phone and free Wifi broadband access
• Countryside views
• Truckle bed available for 3rd child and there is plenty of room for a cot in the children's room
• One adult mountain bike and one child's bike (7 plus)
• Ocean Club membership

PRICES

Our prices are fully inclusive, so you won’t be asked to take any meter readings or to bring your own sheets! At the Garden Cottage, our prices include everything. On top of this, you’ll find the cottage to be exceptionally well equipped, so you won’t have to bring the kitchen sink! We don't charge booking  fees, agency fees or VAT and we don't charge extra for  the use of the bikes or for using  the extra logs for the fire! Prices  range from £400 -  £1100 per week with short breaks starting at £395 in the low season.  Have a look at our prices page for more details.

GROUP B    GLEBE COTTAGE, GARDEN COTTAGE, SMUGGLERS' HIDE

Please see our Prices section for definition of seasons

RECOMMENDATIONS

Two couples, small groups, families with young children, elderly guests. Booked with the neighbouring Granary,  Moo House, Hemmel or Glebe Cottage, parties of up to 29 plus cots can be accommodated

'The Garden Cottage was just the retreat we needed as a young family. I would even say that for once we wouldn't have minded if the weather was poor, as relaxing in this gorgeous cottage was just great! This holiday has also introduced us to a wonderful part of Britain and we look forward to exploring this region time and time again! Thanks for everything'.....Nick Armstrong, Derbyshire, April 2006

'After a long journey, it was a delight to arrive here and to experience the welcome of Garden Cottage. Everyday, it was a delight to wake up here and then to return here after a day out. The children loved it all. Addressing the needs of children in so many ways (even nappies in the emergency box), was just wonderful'.......Catherine Drury, Rutland, April 2006