Warkworth is a breathtaking, picturesque village in Northumberland,
featuring the River Coquet which meanders peacefully around
the village and the spectacular Warkworth Castle.
Warkworth village consists of terraces of 18th and 19th
century houses built in grey stone with red roofs, protected
by the Castle which dominates the surrounding landscape. St.
Laurence's Church with its rare 14th Century stone spire,
is a fine example of a Norman Church. It has 5 Norman windows
in the knave, a beautifully decorated Chancel arch and vaulted
Chancel ceiling.
Travel by boat from the Castle upstream to the Hermitage,
a former retreat for solitary monks in the 14th Century. There
is an annual pageant held at Warkworth Castle, usually in
August, to celebrate a moment in history related to Warkworth.
Offshore, you can see Coquet Island, a former retreat for
solitary monks.
Award winning: Warkworth has won the cherished title
of 'Northumbria In Bloom' on many occasions for its breathtaking
country garden displays and magnificent village landscapes.
The golden dunes of Warkworth Beach are within walking distance
of the village and is one of the 'Best Beaches' in England.
Nearby Attractions include: Amble Marina, Northumberland
National Park, Druridge Bay Nature Reserve and the beautiful
Bay of Alnmouth. There are tearooms to enjoy and gifts shops
to discover!
The Ideal location for many leisure activities including
golf, fishing, horse riding, walking, bird watching and water
sports.
Discover Warkworth by investing in a holiday home at a holiday
park in this beautiful location.
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