The Wood Store
Tughall Steads near Newton by the sea
A cosy, yet spacious, converted barn on this relaxed coastal farm steading just outside of Newton by the Sea where we have a number of other Coastal Retreats. The Wood Store has a light and contemporary interior with feature log burner, and more than a few allusions to its wood store name in the design scheme. With a beautiful professionally designed coastal style garden area, and some of Northumberland’s best beaches on its doorstep, this cottage would be equally suited to couple or family holidaying alike.
Please note, the photos and the video tour below was taken before the garden redesign and 2019 kitchen refurbishment had taken place.
- Dining kitchen, newly refurbished for 2019, with farmhouse table to seat eight and exposed roof trusses and door to patio
- Ground floor double bedroom adjacent to shower room may suit less mobile guests
- Cosy living room with contemporary log burner with feature 'log store' wallpaper and comfy seating
- Interior featuring some striking wallpapers by Ralph Lauren 'Plaid' and Conran
- Pretty professionally designed garden area with table and chairs
- Additional bedroom TVs in twin room and ground floor double
- Leisure Club Membership (admission fee applies)
Accommodation
Ground floor
- Entrance hallway
- Ground floor double bedroom
- Adjacent ground floor shower room
- Cosy living room with wood burning stove
- Spacious contemporary grey painted kitchen with granite worktops and wine cooler and table to seat eight
First floor
- Double bedroom with king sized bed
- Twin bedroom
- Family bathroom with shower over bath
Externally
- Private parking for up to 2/3 cars
- Private patio area with table and chairs
To see how The Wood Store sits in relation to our other Retreats at Tughall, see the plan of Tughall Steads.
Please note floor plans are not to scale but for illustration purposes only.
Location
The hamlet of Tughall Steads is a collection of converted stone farm buildings and is mainly holiday homes. The Wood Store is located near to our other cottages High Mill, The Hemmel and Moo House, and works particularly well with adjacent High Mill. The houses are surrounded by open countryside and a five minute drive will take you to the beach at either Beadnell or Newton by the Sea. Here you can enjoy some wonderful coastal walks, eat out or try your hand at a number of water sports. Tughall is also ideally situated for access to Bamburgh to the north and Craster to the south.
If you happen to look at Tughall Steads on Google Earth, please note that the apparent ‘airstrip’ shown nearby was last used in 1948!
For further information on the area, see our Tughall Steads and Newton by the sea section.
Useful Details
See here for what’s included in our Retreats stays
Please note that all of our cottages are non-smoking
Arrival and Departure
Arrival: 4pm (3pm from Nov-March)
Departure: 10am
Children at The Wood Store 
Children are welcome at this property and would particularly enjoy the relaxed communal feel of Tughall Steads where there are plenty of children to play together. It falls just short of our 5 starfish rating but is very child-friendly. A travel cot (please bring your own cot linen) and highchair are available on request.
Recommendations
Ideal for a family holiday. Would suit a party where a slightly separate or ground floor bedroom and bathing facilities are required. Works well when booked with High Mill for a large party as they are just metres away from each other. Also works well for couples who want a bit more space than a one bedroom property.
Heating
Full oil central heating with log burner in the lounge.
Please note: Whilst we take great care to represent our properties and their facilities as accurately as possible, the décor, furnishings and facilities shown in images and video tours may occasionally be subject to minor change.
Candid Comments
There is no lawned garden at The Wood Store but there is a lovely enclosed private outdoor sitting/dining area, with views to the fields, and Tughall Steads has the benefit of communal space and access to footpaths so walking the dog should never be a problem.
