Judiths House is a three-storey stone cottage on a working smallholding in Warkworth, Northumberland. This elegant property sleeps four guests and was designed with added accessibility in mind. The ground-floor king-size bedroom features an electric-powered raising and lowering bed with two single mattresses that adjust separately. The en-suite offers a wet-room-style shower with a seat, separate bath and emergency pull cords.

Set just half a mile from the River Coquet, you can walk into Warkworth village and spot the formidable castle along the way. The stunning beach sits close by for walks and picnics. Amble is two miles away for harbour strolls and fresh seafood.

The first-floor twin bedroom has divan beds that push together and a window seat with cushions. Both bedrooms have en-suite facilities. Two lounges give families space to spread out. The fully accessible kitchen features a raise-and-lower sink and eye-level appliances including an induction hob, electric oven, airfryer and dishwasher.

Warkworth Castle stands in the village centre. Warkworth Hermitage sits half a mile away across the river. Bamburgh Castle (24 miles, 35 minutes) towers over the coast. Alnwick Castle (8 miles, 15 minutes) offers gardens and film locations.

Judiths House suits multigenerational families and guests with mobility needs. The enclosed patio has a fire pit for starlit evenings.