Embleton, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66.

Nestled in the heart of the stunning Northumberland coastline, Bay House offers a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained semi-detached property, with spectacular sea views and positioned just a short walk from Embleton's golden sands. This beautiful house is currently operated as a successful holiday let business with an attractive turnover. The home is beautifully presented and offers modern living in one of the area's most desirable coastal locations.

Whether you are seeking a primary residence, a holiday home, or a successful holiday let business, Bay House provides a unique opportunity to own a piece of Northumberland's iconic coastline. The property is offered in excellent condition, making it ready to enjoy from day one.

Bay House offers a perfect blend of charm and practicality, making it an excellent family home or coastal retreat. With its own unique character and generous proportions, The house provides flexible living spaces, all while maintaining the same stunning coastal backdrop.

Key Features

4 Bedrooms: Spacious bedrooms, two of which feature en-suite bathrooms, providing comfort and privacy for all family members or guests.

Kitchen & Living Room: The kitchen opens into a large, light-filled living room with beautiful views of the sea, creating a welcoming space for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen has an island unit incorporating bench seating and high quality fixtures and fitting.

Dining Room / Sitting Room: A separate dining room, which can also function as an additional sitting room, offers flexibility for family life or entertaining.

3 Bathrooms: In addition to the two en-suite shower rooms, there is a further well-appointed family bathroom.

Patio Garden: A private patio garden at the rear of the property offers a sheltered outdoor space for dining or relaxation.

Embleton is a charming coastal village nestled on the picturesque Northumberland coastline, known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and tranquil atmosphere. The village is surrounded by rolling countryside and offers breathtaking views of the North Sea, with the iconic Dunstanburgh Castle ruins just a short walk away along the golden sands of Embleton Bay.

This peaceful location provides the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Despite its rural charm, Embleton is well connected for travel. Alnmouth railway station, located just 12 miles away, offers regular services to major cities, including Edinburgh and London via the East Coast Main Line, making commuting or leisure travel easy and convenient.

For international and domestic flights, Newcastle International Airport is approximately a 45-minute drive from Embleton, providing direct flights to numerous UK and European destinations.

With its idyllic setting, proximity to amenities, and excellent transport links, Embleton is an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful coastal retreat without compromising on connectivity.

When Sir Arthur Sutherland purchased his Embleton estates in 1919, he envisioned transforming the area into a prestigious coastal retreat-an Embleton “Riviera.” The two grand villas north of Sea Lane were intended as the first of many elegant residences, forming a sweeping crescent of distinguished homes that would extend around the bay and golf course to Dunstan Steads.

The famous artist J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) is believed to have visited Embleton Bay in Northumberland and painted Dunstanburgh Castle, which overlooks the bay.

Turner was fascinated by dramatic coastal landscapes and ruins, and Dunstanburgh Castle, with its striking silhouette against the sea, was a perfect subject for his work. His painting “Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland – Twilight after Sunset” (1798) is one of his well-known depictions of the castle, capturing the atmospheric light and rugged beauty of the Northumberland coastline.

While there isn't specific evidence linking Turner directly to The Lookout in Embleton, it's thought that he sketched or observed the scene from this vantage point, as he often explored the coastline on his travels. His love for Northumberland's dramatic landscapes is well-documented, and Embleton Bay would have provided the perfect inspiration for his work.