Host & Stay | Emilyn House

Summary:
Located in the affluent coastal village of Whitburn on the North East coast, Emilyn House is a recently refurbished holiday home with plenty of style. Sleeping up to six guests, this modern property boasts three spacious bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, an enclosed and private garden with outdoor seating, an open plan kitchen diner, a cosy lounge, and a sea view. Perfect for family holidays or getaways with friends, Emilyn House will tick all of the right boxes.

The Space:
With lots of natural light flooding the property, Emilyn House is bright and welcoming. Light walls and neutral coloured furniture create a sophisticated and calming look throughout.

Upon entering the house, you’ll be welcomed into the living room with two beige lounge style sofas, a large wall print, and a flat screen TV, this is the ideal spot to retreat with your loved ones and relax.

Continue along the hallway and you’ll find the open plan kitchen diner and family area, which is the real hub of the home. Both practical and stylish, the kitchen has smooth, light grey wooden cabinets and modern appliances. You can make use of the air fryer, oven, hob, fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher and washing machine during your stay. Enjoy your homemade meals at the dining area which includes a solid wood table with black metal legs and six beige chairs to ensure all guests are catered for. The space also features a family seating area, with flat screen TV, ideal for keeping up the conversation while you cook up a storm.

Also on the ground floor, you’ll find a downstairs WC which is an added bonus at Emilyn House.

There is also a spacious double bedroom and ensuite bathroom on the ground floor. Ultra relaxing, the bedroom features a dressing table which can double up as a workspace for longer-term staycations, a comfy bed with premium linens and bedside tables and lamps. The ensuite bathroom is modern and clean with a large walk-in shower, WC and basin. All in all, this space is perfect for anyone who may struggle with stairs.

Upstairs on the first floor, you’ll find two further bedrooms and the main family bathroom. Both bedrooms boast space in abundance with large windows and a tranquil feel. The master bedroom has a comfortable king size bed and a wardrobe. The second bedroom is perfect for younger ones or teens as it features a bunk bed and hanging/shelving space for belongings.

Head to the family bathroom and you’ll find a sleek, modern suite. Enjoy a soak in rainfall shower ahead of a busy day ahead. The space is complete with a white vanity unit, basin and WC.

The sliding doors in the kitchen open out into the lovely and enclosed private garden which has a paved patio area and outdoor dining furniture. A perfect place to relax, children can play on the grass and families can gather for alfresco meals. In the summer months, this South-West facing outdoor area is a real suntrap.

Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property. The keys to Emilyn House are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to check in.

Private on-site parking is available for one vehicle. Free on-street parking is also available around Whitburn on a first come, first served basis.

One well-behaved dog is welcome to stay at Emilyn House per reservation.

The Neighborhood:
Whitburn is a mile from the northern outskirts of Sunderland and one of the most attractive tree-lined villages in the North East.

The old part of Whitburn village around Front Street is picture postcard from most viewpoints with fine houses of the Georgian and Victorian eras. Notable houses include Whitburn House, The Lodge, The Limes and Thorncliffe which once had its own observatory.

Then there is the handsome Tudoresque Victorian brick extravaganza near the church called Red Cottage dating from 1843, designed by Benjamin Green whose other work includes Penshaw Monument, Grey’s Monument and Newcastle Theatre Royal.

Whitburn’s tree-lined charms are made all the more endearing by its coastal location overlooking Souter Point. With Whitburn Beach, Marsden Rocks and Souter lighthouse close by, the area is steeped in legend and history.

Closer to Whitburn and overlooking the sea is Whitburn windmill complete with its sails. It was built of stone in 1796 after a previous mill was destroyed in a storm.

Getting Around:
The nearest train station to Whitburn is located in Sunderland where there are regular routes to Newcastle, Hexham, Middlesbrough and London.

In terms of bus routes in Whitburn, services can be found operating to Sunderland and South Shields.

The closest airport is Newcastle International, 19 miles away from Whitburn.

Interaction with Guests:
We're always available for our guests so do not hesitate to get in touch.