This cosy apartment is perfect for two people, right in the centre of this popular seaside town with a thriving night life and beautful beaches on the doorstep.
All on the Second Floor:
Living room: TV, Sky Family, Freeview, Electric Fire
Kitchen: Breakfast Bar, Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Fridge/Freezer, Washing Machine
Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bathroom 1: Bath With Shower Attachment, Toilet
Living room: TV, Sky Family, Freeview, Electric Fire
Kitchen: Breakfast Bar, Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Fridge/Freezer, Washing Machine
Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bathroom 1: Bath With Shower Attachment, Toilet
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included.
Parking permit for 1 car; additional public car park, free of charge. No smoking.
Set in the centre of Tynemouth, this pair of apartments both have views to the rear of The Collingwood Monument and over the front street from the front ideal for people watching. Village View Apartment One is set on the first floor, a spacious apartment, with an additional sofa bed so you can sleep up to 4 adults comfortably. Whilst Village View Apartment Two is set on the second floor and ideal for couples and smaller than Number One Apartment, but the views from the rear are lovely.
Located right on the main front street of Tynemouth, just perfect for a wonderful short break only a stone’s throw from the beach and many upmarket wine bars, eateries, cafés and shops in this popular seaside town. The fantastic Blue Flag beaches are a 2-minute walk away and are popular with surfers and holidaymakers. The hidden fish restaurants along the beach are a delight as is the lovely priory and walk along to either North Shields with a bustling working harbour full of restaurants, perfect for fish lovers and home to The Tall Ships Race, or the other way along to Whitley Bay where the beautiful Spanish City has been fully regenerated and has a relaxing champagne bar and events.
The promenade area that stretches this bit of coastline has all been modernised and is a gorgeous place to stroll along in the evening whatever the weather as there are plenty of places to stop off for coffee or a gin and tonic. The Priory in Tynemouth hosts some musical events and plays, dating back centuries it sits on the cliff and can be seen from further afield. Only a few hundred yards is the restored Metro Station, which is nicknamed the Covent Garden of the North, is home to a very interesting weekend indoor market popular for all ages. You can hop on a metro here to Newcastle, take in the quayside or visit a theatre, gallery, and museum or enjoy the history and shopping. Tynemouth is close to a great road network which will takes you in all directions over to Hadrian’s Wall in the west of the county or north up the stunning heritage coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where there are more golden sands and castles to explore. Visitors to Tynemouth who enjoy the social scene will be delighted with the location of the property close to all the amenities in a great part of the town. Beach 1 mile.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 6 guests.
Located right on the main front street of Tynemouth, just perfect for a wonderful short break only a stone’s throw from the beach and many upmarket wine bars, eateries, cafés and shops in this popular seaside town. The fantastic Blue Flag beaches are a 2-minute walk away and are popular with surfers and holidaymakers. The hidden fish restaurants along the beach are a delight as is the lovely priory and walk along to either North Shields with a bustling working harbour full of restaurants, perfect for fish lovers and home to The Tall Ships Race, or the other way along to Whitley Bay where the beautiful Spanish City has been fully regenerated and has a relaxing champagne bar and events.
The promenade area that stretches this bit of coastline has all been modernised and is a gorgeous place to stroll along in the evening whatever the weather as there are plenty of places to stop off for coffee or a gin and tonic. The Priory in Tynemouth hosts some musical events and plays, dating back centuries it sits on the cliff and can be seen from further afield. Only a few hundred yards is the restored Metro Station, which is nicknamed the Covent Garden of the North, is home to a very interesting weekend indoor market popular for all ages. You can hop on a metro here to Newcastle, take in the quayside or visit a theatre, gallery, and museum or enjoy the history and shopping. Tynemouth is close to a great road network which will takes you in all directions over to Hadrian’s Wall in the west of the county or north up the stunning heritage coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where there are more golden sands and castles to explore. Visitors to Tynemouth who enjoy the social scene will be delighted with the location of the property close to all the amenities in a great part of the town. Beach 1 mile.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 6 guests.