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Cra-na-ge is a semi detached cottage, located in a cul-de-sac, within the village of Embleton, close to Alnwick in Northumberland. This cottage sleeps six people and has three bedrooms; one double, one twin and one ground floor bunk bed room with en-suite shower room as well as a family shower room. The cottage also has a fitted kitchen, a dining room and a sitting room. To the outside, there is off road parking for one car with ample roadside parking in the cul de sac and large gardens. Cra-na-ge is a perfect family cottage, in a wonderful coastal location. Please be aware, the plot behind this property has scheduled construction due to take place during 2026, there is no start date at the moment but please contact Sykes directly if you have any questions. Note: Property has 2 Shower rooms, there is no bath at the property. Please be aware, the plot behind this property has scheduled construction taking place on 27/07/2026 for approx 8 months, please contact Sykes directly if you have any questions.

The village of Embleton can be found on Northumberland's Heritage Coastline, close to the magnificent ruin of Dunstanburgh Castle. Embleton has a fascinating history, which stretches back to pre-medieval times. During the Wars of the Roses, the village suffered frequent invasion attempts by the Scots, and much later, in the 19th century, it was famous for its whinstone quarry. To this day a curving whinstone ridge provides shelter from the east winds. The history of the parish is the focus of the new Heritage Trails Project, which has led to several walks being designed in and around Embleton. The village has several excellent pubs and a fine Norman church. As well as the Dunstanburgh ruin, there are many other local attractions to entice visitors. These include the gardens at Howick Hall and Alnwick Castle and Garden. Among the excellent golf courses in the vicinity is the Dunstanburgh Links Course.