Gannett House

The Space
Designed with comfort and togetherness in mind, the ground floor boasts a spacious open-plan living area where you can unwind with loved ones. Sink into one of the two large fabric sofas and enjoy a cosy night in front of the flat-screen Smart TV. With charming coffee tables and a quirky light fitting, the space offers both style and warmth – ideal for evenings spent chatting or enjoying a film.

The stylish kitchen is as practical as it is beautiful, featuring smooth wooden cabinets, crisp white worktops, and all the essentials you’ll need for a self-catering stay. Whether you’re preparing a leisurely breakfast or a celebratory dinner, you can stay connected with your group thanks to the kitchen's open layout and adjacent dining area, complete with a wooden table and plush velvet chairs.

Step outside to discover a spacious, enclosed garden – a perfect spot for al fresco dining, morning coffee, or letting children and dogs play safely on the grassed area. The patio seating area invites you to relax outdoors during warmer days.

Upstairs, the comfort continues with three well-appointed bedrooms: a peaceful single room, a cosy double, and a luxurious king-size master with its own ensuite.

A modern family bathroom completes the first floor, offering convenience for all.

Whether you’re planning a family holiday, a friends’ retreat, or a quiet escape, Gannett House welcomes you with space, style, and all the comforts of home.

Neighborhood
Nestled on the stunning Northumberland coastline, Amble is a charming seaside town known for its welcoming atmosphere, scenic beauty, and rich maritime heritage. Once a bustling fishing port, today it’s a tranquil yet vibrant destination offering the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

Just a short stroll from Gannett House, you’ll find a picturesque harbour lined with independent shops, award-winning seafood restaurants, and cosy cafes. Don’t miss the famous Amble Harbour Village – a collection of quirky retail pods selling everything from local crafts to artisan treats.

Nature lovers will adore nearby Coquet Island, a haven for puffins and seals, accessible via boat trips from the harbour.

Whether you’re here for a peaceful seaside escape or an active coastal adventure, Amble has something for everyone.

Getting Around
For those who enjoy long walks, the coastal path offers breathtaking views towards Warkworth Castle and beyond, with golden beaches and rolling dunes at every turn.

Amble is also ideally placed for exploring the wider Northumberland region, including Alnwick Castle, the Northumberland National Park, and the Farne Islands.

The nearest train station to Amble is Alnmouth. It's a mainline station on the East Coast Mainline and Cross Country routes and is located a short drive or taxi ride from Amble. Alnmouth Train Station has direct services operating to Darlington, Doncaster, Durham, Edinburgh, London, Newark-on-Trent, Newcastle upon Tyne, Peterborough and York.

Two bus routes operate in Amble offering access to Alnwick, Ashington, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Morpeth, Newcastle upon Tyne and Seahouses.