Berwickshire Holiday Cottages

Enjoying glorious sea views and set just 3 miles from Berwick’s many historic attractions this detached single storey cottage makes an ideal year round base for exploring beautiful Borders scenery and Northumberland’s Heritage coast. The splendid castles of Bamburgh and Alnwick (famously featured in the Harry Potter films) and pretty Seahouses Harbour – for boat trips to the Farne Islands and Holy Island – are all close by. Berwick boasts good shopping galleries museums inns and restaurants golf and cycle hire whilst Edinburgh’s myriad delights are about an hour and 20 minutes’ drive. Riding locally. Shops 3 miles pub 2 miles.

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The 200 acres of glorious parkland surrounding Mellerstain House one of Scotland’s grandest stately homes designed and built by William and Robert Adam provide a wonderful setting for these three delightful cottages. Visitors are welcome to roam the grounds including the fabulous Italian-style terraced gardens which command panoramic views over the lake to the distant Cheviot Hills. The scenic and historic attractions of the Border country are all close at hand and the beaches of Berwick and Holy Island are also easily accessible. Kelso (6 miles) offers shops inns and restaurants and is home of Floors Castle and the famous Kelso Horse Races whilst Edinburgh with its magnificent castle museums galleries and excellent shopping is only a 35 mile drive. Fly fishing can be arranged locally several golf courses are nearby and shops and pubs are just 3.5 miles away. Beautifully appointed and very comfortable these three properties offer a unique holiday opportunity. West Lodge ref S4166 is a charming 18th-century stone cottage enjoying its own garden with splendid views towards the Cheviots. Clock House ref S4568 has been beautifully converted to a high standard to form part of the Old Clock House dating from the early 18th century. Adjoining the Clock House is Courtyard Cottage ref S4569 which has also been lovingly converted to a high standard and boasts three en-suite bedrooms. The courtyard coffee shop serves delicious home cooking on ‘house open’ days - and special occasions large and small can be catered for by arrangement in the state rooms of Mellerstain House.

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In the countryside of the Scottish Borders and only half a mile from the village of Chirnside these two stunning lodges are built and furnished to a good standard. Perfectly located for enjoying the woodland walks wildlife and fishing which is available free of charge on the River Whiteadder in season. The nature reserve and coastline of St Abb’s Head are just a few miles away and at Berwick-on-Tweed 8 miles visitors will find a good selection of shops and restaurants. The Holy Island of Lindisfarne and the Northumbrian Heritage Coast with its unspoilt beaches and castles to explore are a half hour drive whilst Edinburgh is an hour away. Mellerstain Floors Castle and Manderston are among the stately homes within easy reach. Shops and pub serving food 0.5 miles.

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In the countryside of the Scottish Borders and only half a mile from the village of Chirnside these two stunning lodges are built and furnished to a good standard. Perfectly located for enjoying the woodland walks wildlife and fishing which is available free of charge on the River Whiteadder in season. The nature reserve and coastline of St Abb’s Head are just a few miles away and at Berwick-on-Tweed 8 miles visitors will find a good selection of shops and restaurants. The Holy Island of Lindisfarne and the Northumbrian Heritage Coast with its unspoilt beaches and castles to explore are a half hour drive whilst Edinburgh is an hour away. Mellerstain Floors Castle and Manderston are among the stately homes within easy reach. Shops and pub serving food 0.5 miles.

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Boasting far-reaching views to the Cheviot Hills and lovely walking from the doorstep this cosy and comfortable cottage (shown right of photograph) is set just 5 miles from sandy beaches at the village of Eyemouth where visitors can feed wild grey seals. Enjoying its own garden the cottage sits on the owners’ 200 acre arable farm an idyllic spot threaded with many footpaths. Boat trips are easily available and the nearby coastline is famed for crystal clear waters shipwrecks and diverse marine life – a paradise for divers. Picturesque St Abbs with its harbour and nature reserve the golden sands of Coldingham Bay and historic Berwick-upon-Tweed are under 10 miles. The beautiful city of Edinburgh is an hour’s drive or take the train from Berwick train station which is less than a 10-minute drive giving guests easy access to central Edinburgh. Visit the village of Ayton’s imposing castle 3 miles. Shop and pub 3 miles.

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Situated on a picturesque hillside on the fringes of Coldingham village these two cottages are the ideal place to relax after a day exploring the dramatic Berwickshire coast. Adjoining the owners’ home the cottages sit just a mile from the beautiful beach of Coldingham Sands a perfect secluded gem where Gosmount Farm visitors also enjoy use of the owners’ beach hut. Diving enthusiasts are drawn to the area’s clear offshore waters and the coastline affords visitors glorious walking: those heading south to the little town of Eyemouth 3.5 miles by road can take a boat trip from its attractive working harbour or feed the wild seals whilst 2 miles to the north lies the quaint fishing village of St Abbs and the St Abb’s Head nature reserve famously provides spectacular clifftop walks. The splendid city of Edinburgh is only an hour’s drive or 45 minutes by train from the historic town of Berwick upon Tweed 11 miles. Shops and pubs 0.5 miles.

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Situated on a picturesque hillside on the fringes of Coldingham village these two cottages are the ideal place to relax after a day exploring the dramatic Berwickshire coast. Adjoining the owners’ home the cottages sit just a mile from the beautiful beach of Coldingham Sands a perfect secluded gem where Gosmount Farm visitors also enjoy use of the owners’ beach hut. Diving enthusiasts are drawn to the area’s clear offshore waters and the coastline affords visitors glorious walking: those heading south to the little town of Eyemouth 3.5 miles by road can take a boat trip from its attractive working harbour or feed the wild seals whilst 2 miles to the north lies the quaint fishing village of St Abbs and the St Abb’s Head nature reserve famously provides spectacular clifftop walks. The splendid city of Edinburgh is only an hour’s drive or 45 minutes by train from the historic town of Berwick upon Tweed 11 miles. Shops and pubs 0.5 miles.

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Set on the banks of the Whiteadder River this luxuriously appointed property commands wonderful views over the water and surrounding countryside – perfect for watching the abundant wildlife and enjoying riverside walks. Providing a superb base from which to explore the Scottish Borders Riverside Mews is part of an exclusive rural development on the site of an old mill just 8 miles from Berwick-upon-Tweed’s Elizabethan ramparts and good selection of shops and restaurants. This is a holiday location to suit everyone – for natural pleasures the spectacular coastline and nature reserve of St Abb’s Head are just a few miles away and the Northumbrian coast’s miles of unspoilt beaches and Holy Island of Lindisfarne are a half hour drive. Whilst for visitors seeking historic attractions and lively cultural delights the beautiful city of Edinburgh is only about an hour’s drive. Seal spotting and feeding boat trips and diving are easily accessible as are great country houses and castles including Aydon Floors and Mellerstain. Shops and pubs serving food 3 miles.

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The 200 acres of glorious parkland surrounding Mellerstain House one of Scotland’s grandest stately homes designed and built by William and Robert Adam provide a wonderful setting for these three delightful cottages. Visitors are welcome to roam the grounds including the fabulous Italian-style terraced gardens which command panoramic views over the lake to the distant Cheviot Hills. The scenic and historic attractions of the Border country are all close at hand and the beaches of Berwick and Holy Island are also easily accessible. Kelso (6 miles) offers shops inns and restaurants and is home of Floors Castle and the famous Kelso Horse Races whilst Edinburgh with its magnificent castle museums galleries and excellent shopping is only a 35 mile drive. Fly fishing can be arranged locally several golf courses are nearby and shops and pubs are just 3.5 miles away. Beautifully appointed and very comfortable these three properties offer a unique holiday opportunity. West Lodge ref S4166 is a charming 18th-century stone cottage enjoying its own garden with splendid views towards the Cheviots. Clock House ref S4568 has been beautifully converted to a high standard to form part of the Old Clock House dating from the early 18th century. Adjoining the Clock House is Courtyard Cottage ref S4569 which has also been lovingly converted to a high standard and boasts three en-suite bedrooms. The courtyard coffee shop serves delicious home cooking on ‘house open’ days - and special occasions large and small can be catered for by arrangement in the state rooms of Mellerstain House.

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The 200 acres of glorious parkland surrounding Mellerstain House one of Scotland’s grandest stately homes designed and built by William and Robert Adam provide a wonderful setting for these three delightful cottages. Visitors are welcome to roam the grounds including the fabulous Italian-style terraced gardens which command panoramic views over the lake to the distant Cheviot Hills. The scenic and historic attractions of the Border country are all close at hand and the beaches of Berwick and Holy Island are also easily accessible. Kelso (6 miles) offers shops inns and restaurants and is home of Floors Castle and the famous Kelso Horse Races whilst Edinburgh with its magnificent castle museums galleries and excellent shopping is only a 35 mile drive. Fly fishing can be arranged locally several golf courses are nearby and shops and pubs are just 3.5 miles away. Beautifully appointed and very comfortable these three properties offer a unique holiday opportunity. West Lodge ref S4166 is a charming 18th-century stone cottage enjoying its own garden with splendid views towards the Cheviots. Clock House ref S4568 has been beautifully converted to a high standard to form part of the Old Clock House dating from the early 18th century. Adjoining the Clock House is Courtyard Cottage ref S4569 which has also been lovingly converted to a high standard and boasts three en-suite bedrooms. The courtyard coffee shop serves delicious home cooking on ‘house open’ days - and special occasions large and small can be catered for by arrangement in the state rooms of Mellerstain House.

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Set down a country lane and surrounded by open fields this spacious detached house is ideal for family get-togethers and celebrations. A perfect holiday location for exploring the historic Scottish Borders and picturesque Northumberland with their superb beaches dramatic castles and stunning scenery. The fishing port of Eyemouth with its colourful harbour where the resident wild grey seals may be fed quaint St Abbs village with great coastal paths and the grand country house and garden of Paxton are all under 10 miles. A little further afield visit Coldstream take a walk in the Cheviot Hills or explore Holy Island and Bamburgh: all are within 30 miles. Berwick-upon-Tweed with its good selections of shops cafes and restaurants is only 6 miles. Shops and pub serving food 3.5 miles.

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Enjoying wonderful sea views and a superb location for exploring the Scottish Borders and beautiful Northumberland coast this spacious and well appointed property is ideal for family gatherings. The picturesque villages of St Abbs and Eyemouth where visitors can arrange boat trips or feed the wild grey seals living in the harbour are both close by. Spectacular sandy beaches are just 4 miles away as is the historic town of Berwick with its faithfully preserved Elizabethan walls and barracks fine choice of shops and restaurants and railway station for excursions to the city of Edinburgh just a 45-minute train journey away. Holy Island (NT) is also easily accessible. Shops 4 miles pub serving food 2 miles.

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Set within Press Castle this delightfully spacious and lovingly restored ground floor apartment retains fine original features whilst offering contemporary comfort and its own private garden. Visitors may roam the castle’s 13 acres of gardens woodlands and riverside walks where red squirrels badgers and deer are spotted. Beautiful beaches clifftop walks St Abb’s Head nature reserve fishing villages and golf courses are all close by historic Berwick-upon-Tweed is only 12 miles and Edinburgh is under an hour’s drive. Shope and pubs are found in Coldingham 3 miles a quaint village lying on a sandy bay. Shops and pubs 3 miles.

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Commanding lovely views across open countryside this cosy and comfortable cottage has an open fire in the original range and a wonderfully peaceful enclosed garden ideal for outdoor dining. Lying on the edge of Paxton village in Berwickshire which boasts its own country house featuring a gallery gardens and tea room and in an ideal location for exploring the glorious Borders scenery and the dramatic Northumbrian Heritage Coast. Beautiful beaches within 5 miles at Willing and Spittal. Numerous castles (magnificent Bamburgh Castle 28 miles) Holy Island and St Abb’s Head Nature Reserve are all an easy drive on quiet country roads. Eyemouth is 9 miles where visitors can feed wild grey seals and take boat trips and the nearby coastline has crystal clear waters shipwrecks and marine life - a paradise for divers. Edinburgh’s attractions are well worth a trip. Shops and amenities in Berwick 5 miles pub serving meals 0.5 miles.

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In the glorious countryside of Berwickshire near the historic villages of Coldingham St Abbs and Eyemouth lies Press Castle a 17th century manor house of great character and charm. Divided into well appointed apartments two first floor apartments offered here it nestles within 13 acres of lovely grounds home to badgers and red squirrels. Award winning beaches a marine reserve NTS properties fishing villages surfing diving and superb golf courses are all close by and there is wonderful walking in the Cheviot Hills and along the coast. Edinburgh is under an hour’s drive. Shop and pub 2 miles.

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Set on the dramatic Berwickshire coastline and only 5 miles from the Northumberland Heritage Coast these two attractive steading conversions enjoy wonderful sea views and an excellent location for discovering the delights of both beautiful regions. The fishing village of Burnmouth lies just 1 mile distant and Eyemouth where visitors can feed wild seals is 3.5 miles and the St Abb’s Head nature reserve’s spectacular clifftop walks are only 7 miles away. Historic Berwick-upon-Tweed (6 miles) offers good shops and restaurants as well as a wealth of places of interest to explore. From here visitors can take a 45 minute train journey to the magnificent city of Edinburgh. Bamburgh Castle Holy Island and Alnwick Castle and Gardens are also all easily accessible. Shop 3.5 miles pub serving food 0.25 miles.

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Set on the dramatic Berwickshire coastline and only 5 miles from the Northumberland Heritage Coast these two attractive steading conversions enjoy wonderful sea views and an excellent location for discovering the delights of both beautiful regions. The fishing village of Burnmouth lies just 1 mile distant and Eyemouth where visitors can feed wild seals is 3.5 miles and the St Abb’s Head nature reserve’s spectacular clifftop walks are only 7 miles away. Historic Berwick-upon-Tweed (6 miles) offers good shops and restaurants as well as a wealth of places of interest to explore. From here visitors can take a 45 minute train journey to the magnificent city of Edinburgh. Bamburgh Castle Holy Island and Alnwick Castle and Gardens are also all easily accessible. Shop 3.5 miles pub serving food 0.25 miles.

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In the glorious countryside of Berwickshire near the historic villages of Coldingham St Abbs and Eyemouth lies Press Castle a 17th century manor house of great character and charm. Divided into well appointed apartments two first floor apartments offered here it nestles within 13 acres of lovely grounds home to badgers and red squirrels. Award winning beaches a marine reserve NTS properties fishing villages surfing diving and superb golf courses are all close by and there is wonderful walking in the Cheviot Hills and along the coast. Edinburgh is under an hour’s drive. Shop and pub 2 miles.

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