Situated just 4.5 miles from the historic town Berwick upon Tweed.
This lovingly restored former dairy is a perfect rural getaway for a discerning couple, featuring original beams throughout and a contemporary open plan living space.
Ample off-road parking is available in front of this cottage and should the owners not be available, there is a lock-box for keys.
Entering into the Dairy, the modern kitchen is to your right with the latest appliances including a wine chiller and Tassimo ‘pod’ coffee machine, the centre island has the sink, dishwasher and breakfast bar.
Ahead and to your left the main living area is accessed and has a granite-topped dining table and two chairs, the living space has two-seater and three-seater sofas opposite the log-burning stove and television, side tables and antique quirky coffee table are perfect for your evening drink after a great day exploring the natural wonders nearby, [Logs are stored in an old ballot box beside the fire], the outlook from this room is to the private rear courtyard.
Through to the left you will find the well-appointed shower room and opposite is a cupboard for the vacuum cleaner, brushes and ironing board, the access to the rear courtyard is also here.
Continuing left you will enter the stylish king-size bedroom with small vanity area, large wardrobe and ample storage, the ceiling windows have electronic black-out blinds.
Berwick upon Tweed is only four miles away and has a varied selection of eateries and when not exploring the amazing Elizabethan protective walls follow the LS Lowry Trail around old Berwick and the pier.
The other main attractions nearby are Eyemouth to the north with its famous Smuggler’s House and a fast boat trip around the St.Abbs Head National Nature Reserve, home to the oldest Marine Reserve in the British Isles and co-founded by your host Lawson Wood, the marine life found here is spectacular, the links clifftop golf course is one of the most challenging in the area.
Travelling to the south of Berwick on the A1 there is Cheswick Sands and Goswick Golf Club, another esteemed golf course.
Just 25 minutes away from the Dairy is the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, with its iconic castle and famous causeway, cut off at high tide: make sure that you get the tide times correct before venturing there, Bamburgh Castle is next on your coastal trail and like nearby Alnwick Castle has been featured in many high-profile films, Seahouses harbour is your gateway to the Farne Islands with its tens of thousands of sea birds and seals.
