Coast - February 2015 UK, Czasopisma po angielsku

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//-->TRAVEL HOMES STYLEPROPERTYFOODCRAFTScoastISSUE 100FEBRUARY 2015WEEKEND IN TYNEMOUTH • TRY IT NOW: FELTMAKING • MOVE TO... BERWICK-UPON-TWEEDFEBRUARY 2015£3.99BECAUSE LIFE IS BETTER BY THE SEAESCAPE TO THE SEARomantic boltholes and weekend breaksMODERNNAUTICALHOMEWAREREADERS WHOMADE THE MOVEAnd started a newbusiness on the coastHASTINGSFISHERMENThen and nowt ttAMAZINGHOLIDAYIN DEVONWIN ANHOMESFOR SALE20SEASIDEationpic success to marine conserv– from Olymr favourite coastal momentsDiscover ouR 100TH ISSUECELEBRATE OUContemporary holiday lets on the North Cornwall coast...all within walking distance of the beach.ESCAPE TO THE BEACH24cover storyHOMES & PROPERTY24VILLAGE IN THE SANDWe visit the Humberston Fitties,a century-old community ofhand-built huts and bungalowson the Lincolnshire coast34MODERN WAVESA selectionof coastal-inspired homewaresto add a nautical touch to yourliving room, kitchen and bathroom46MOVE TO…Berwick-upon-Tweed,England’s most northerly town, anddiscover its Georgian housesand wildly beautiful landscapesFEBRUARY 20155120 HOMES TO BUY BESIDETHE SEAFrom a coastal cottageto a harbour-side apartment anda contemporary clifftop new-buildCONTENTS56‘WE MADE THE MOVEBECAUSE OFCOAST’Thereaders who set up home andstarted a new business by thesea after reading this magazine82LOCHABER ONCE MOREHowKeith and Mairi O’Connor builta spectacular modern house onthe northwest coast of ScotlandCOVER PHOTODAVID BARBOURc o a s tma g a z i n e.co.uk3CO AS TFEATURES21WALK OF THE MONTHSolway Firth, Dumfriesshire23MARINE LIFEMaya Plass headsto the Northumberland coast43THE COASTAL WARDROBEKeypieces for him and her to take away62SANDS OF TIMEWe meet thefounding editor ofcoastmagazineand talk to her about the changingface of the British coastline6410 BEST… COASTAL MOMENTSThe best things to happen to theseaside sincecoastmagazinewas ﬁrst published68CELEBRATING SUCCESSMarkingthe 50th anniversary of the NationalTrust’s Enterprise Neptune campaign72SAVE OUR SEASFind outhow you can help protect the futureof our oceans and marine wildlife76MOVING WITH THE TIDESTenyears on from being in our ﬁrst issue,we revisit the Hastings ﬁshermen90WEEKEND IN…Tynemouth.Award-winning beaches and artisancafés make this a great place to visit96ROMANTIC RETREATSSecludedboltholes to stay in this Valentine’s Day102TRY IT NOW: FELTMAKINGTinaWalsh gets to grips with this craft107CREATIVE CORNERThe familytextile business Molloy & Sons6864coastPROPERTYBERWICK-UPON-TWEEDThis walled town on the Northumberland coasthas Georgian houses, historic buildings and wildlybeautiful landscapes all waiting to be discoveredwordsLesley GillilanillustrationTom JayMoveto...£185,383Berwick-on-Tweed:TweedmouTh:£148,730£179,878ororTnorThumBerland:uk:£266,985[novemBer 2014].aaverage house prices:co.uk).source: Zoopla (www.Zoopla.CAN YOUAFFORD IT?WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR YOUR MONEYHere are some of our favourite properties for sale£375,000£695,000£15 0,000£415,00TOWN HOUSEsituated on Ravensdowne, insidethe historic ramparts, this GradeII-listed Georgian house hasthree bedrooms, two bathrooms,original features and a west-facinggarden.Smithsgore (01289333030, smithsgore.co.uk).QUAYSIDE PROPERTYQUAYWith views of the estuary from aquayside promontory, the formeruaysideoffices of the Berwick salmoncompany has two bedrooms andlight, modern open-plan livingspaces.Edwin Thompson (01289304432, edwinthompson.co.uk).FAMILY HOHOMEtypicaltypical of Berwick’s borders-stylehouses, this stone-built semi oncastle terrace has four bedrooms,tperiod features, immaculategardens and fabulous views.Edwin Thompson (01289 304432,edwinthompson.co.uk).DREAM MANSIONLike a mini castle on the banksof the River tweed, this GradetII-listed house has five bedrooms,-four acres of waterfront gardensand great views of the estuary andBerwick’Berwick’s bridges.Smithsgore(01289 333030, smithsgore.cosmithsgore.co.uk).ngland’s most northerlytown – only two milesfrom the scottish border –Berwick-upon-tweed hasttweeda lot to offer anyone who visits.a cluster of historic buildingsset in Elizabethan ramparts,it’s one of the best preservedwalled towns in Europe. Itphotographs beautifully, with itsthree distinctive bridges, its hillystreets of Georgian stonework,the town hall’s clock tower risingabove the market square onancient Marygate, wharfs andquay walls and a long lighthousepier trailing into the tweedtEEstuary. But what’s it like tolive there?Local resident sarah Watsoncan’t think of anywhere she’drather be. ‘Berwick is a littlehoneypot,’ she says. ‘Peoplesay it’s like a mini York, butit still feels undiscovered.’sarah moved from Newcastleto remote Northumberland fiveaBoVEThestreets inBerwick-upon-Tweed arehilly and linedwith Georgianstoneworkyears ago, partly to give hertwo children, now aged 12 and13, a better life, partly to fulfilher dream of running her ownrestaurant. two years later, shetand a business partner openedaudela on Bridge street.For sarah, the advantagesof Berwick life include fresh air,a low cost of living (house pricesare at least 30 per cent belowthe national average) and a lowcrime rate. ‘It’s a very safe placefor children to grow up in,’ shesays. and she raves about thewildly beautiful landscapes ofcoastal Northumberland – oneof the least populated countiesin the British Isles – with its creamybeaches and haunting castles.‘We have some of the best viewsin the UK,’ she adds.one of the things she loves todo is walk to tweedmouth andtspittal, on the other side of theriver, crossing the old Bridge(Grade I-listed and dating fromJacobean times). she likes to seethe trains zipping across Robertstephenson’s Royal Border Bridge,with its colourful evening light show.‘and I never get tired of walkingthe ramparts,’ she says. on a clearday, you can see right across thesea to Holy Island and the castlesat Bamburgh and Lindisfarne.4634108MAKE A KNITTED JOURNALCOVERWrap up plans for the yearin this coastal cover76114SHORE SPOTTER’S GUIDECoastalwildlife to look out for in February122MY COASTActress and comedianHelen LedererREGULARS8PICTURE THISRed setters11BEACHCOMBERPeople,places, events and things to buy22coastCOMPETITION40SUBSCRIBE TOcoastWin a holiday in South DevonTake advantage of our Januarysale and save money111YOURcoastGet in touch byletter, email, Twitter or Facebook112WHERE TO BUYStockist details4COASTco as t m ag a z i n e .co.ukStunning self-cateringin all areas of ScotlandLHHwww.LHHScotland.comEmail for a brochureLHH@LHHScotland.comor call01381 610496 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

Coast - February 2015 UK, Czasopisma po angielsku

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