Annstead Farm Holiday Accommodation

04/06/2026

I’ll be having a few extra days off this month, along with the usual Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Sorry for any inconvenience 😊

31/05/2026

Just WOW! Huge well done to . Lump in the throat stuff singing for us all! 👏🏻👏🏻

This will lift your spirits.Returning to the stage for one last p...

30/05/2026

The Lazy Cow is having a day away so no coffee and cake today….

10/05/2026

Makes us happy to read comments like these…..😁🥰

08/05/2026

Morning ☀️

NOW BOOKED - Just had a cancellation for a week in September…..this is their view at the moment….🪻🥰

12th - 19th in Barn Cottage
Sleeps 2
Kingsize bed
Walk in shower
Off Road parking
Literally 3 minute stroll to the beach
WiFi
Up to 2 well behaved pets

Email [email protected] if interested 🙂

02/05/2026

Chillingham Wild Cattle….

Hidden deep in the rolling countryside of Northumberland, just a 20 minute drive from Annstead, lives one of Britain’s most extraordinary secrets… the wild cattle of Chillingham 🐂

For over 700–800 years, this ancient herd has roamed the parkland surrounding Chillingham Castle, almost untouched by humans and living as truly wild animals. They are believed to be the last survivors of the wild cattle that once roamed Britain’s forests, making them not just rare—but living history.

What makes them even more fascinating is their mystery. Isolated for centuries, the herd has survived with an incredibly small gene pool—something that would normally lead to extinction. Yet against all odds, they’ve endured and even thrived, becoming a scientific wonder.

These aren’t farm animals—they’re completely untamed. Bulls battle for dominance, calves are born in the harshest of conditions, and the herd lives by its own rules, just as their ancestors once did.

With their ghostly white coats, striking red ears, and fierce independence, the Chillingham cattle feel like something out of another time… a glimpse into Britain’s wild past that still exists today.

A reminder that nature doesn’t always need us—sometimes, it just needs protecting. 🌿✨

Photos are Beths, who went to see them with earlier this week, and says they are well worth a visit, but you have to book in advance. Add it to the list!

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01/05/2026

The Farriers is available…..!

Week of 9th May
Sleeps up to 6 - downstairs en-suite king & 2 x upstairs twins with shared bathroom.
2 well behaved pets allowed
Off road parking
Wi-fi
Hop, skip and a jump from the beach - more or less 😉
onsite for morning, midday or afternoon coffees and cake - or all 3! 😋

Great spot if you’re travelling alone, as a couple or family and friends. So much to see and do…

Short breaks of 3 night or more available. Email
[email protected] with any queries.

Sue x

29/04/2026

Stretch of the legs from Craster to Home ☀️😎