The cottage is light and spacious, and is fitted with modern kitchen units. We wanted for nothing regarding cooking utensils.

Once upon a time, a wonderful king ruled the lands. After a terrible accident, his overwhelming grief split the world in two. The world above went on as usual, but in the world below time stood still and darkness spread. In this darkness a creature called the Shroud (Gabrielle Chan) gained power, striking fear into hearts and turning creatures to stone. Everything in the cottage was of a very high standard. Very comfortable and cosy! All you need and more. There was conflicting information from yourselves and the owner regarding removing the bedding and what happens with the keys on leaving."We felt, as soon as we entered, that Secret Kingdom was going to be a great place to spend our two week holiday. Even more so when we noticed a bottle of Asti Spumante, flowers and chocolates on the table that were for our pleasure and consumption. We continued to feel this way throughout our stay.

The cottage is immaculate, so comfortable and equipped with everything you need. The owner, Angie and Frank, where extremely helpful and responsive to messages and left lovely little touches in the cottage on our arrival. It had everything we needed, very well equipped and modern. The location was peaceful but within walking distance of Warkworth and it's castle and pubs. It's also handy for the coast and the very beautiful beaches. Thank you for a great holiday! The description of sea views could mean many things. I accepted we were one and half miles from the sea, so thought we might just see a bit. I was pleasantly surprised, when standing by the bi fold doors, to see a wide expanse of the North Sea beyond the tree line. Coquet Island can be clearly seen, whilst in the foreground, Warkworth Castle can be viewed. As light changes through the day, both change from silouettes to well defined structures highlighted by the afternoon, and setting sun. Landscape views stretch across fields for many miles with big skies. The accommodation was excellent and spotlessly clean. A lovely quiet location, but easily accessible for local facilities and the beautiful Northumberland coastline. Highly recommended.

The ancient village of Warkworth is only 1.5 miles away and boasts a 12th Century toll bridge, one of only two remaining in England, Castle street is quintessentially beautiful and once described thus: “.….one of the most exciting sequences of views one can have in England" Warkworth village is steeped in history, full of ancient and wonderfully quirky stone buildings and houses, the village itself nestles right under Warkworth Castle, towering at the head of Castle Street, the castle appears to still give the impression it is guarding this unique and timeless village. We couldn't fault the cottage. It was immaculately clean, very comfortable and was extremely well equipped.