The Heritage Cottage

Swinton
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
4 guests
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Description

Ideal for two guests or four, this is a real home-from-home with plenty of lovely touches which are sure to strike a chord, including a warm welcome and a hamper of local produce to ease you into holiday mode.

Your first impression will be one of lovely period charm with views across open farmland towards the Cheviot Hills and an abundance of wildlife spotting opportunities right from the cottage garden. French doors lead into an inviting open-plan living space with two bedrooms positioned on either side. The overall feel is warm and inviting combining a scheme of duck egg blue along with sunny yellows and pretty florals.

A cosy wood burner is perfect for relaxation, while artworks of Lindisfarne Castle and bird life celebrate the works of local artists and their close connection with the nearby heritage coastline. Indoor entertainment includes a flat screen TV with complimentary Netflix, and a Google smart speaker, as well as a super selection of books. The kitchen is compact but ideal for holiday living and a Nespresso machine is certain to give any coffee lovers that all important start to the day!

The cottage enjoys spectacular dark skies and is the perfect base for evenings spent stargazing. You'll also have the River Tweed only a few miles away, one of the finest salmon-fishing rivers in the country. The cottage is also ideally-positioned for exploring the Borders and North Northumberland, including the National Park and the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which is only a 20 minute drive from the cottage. Edinburgh is also an easy day trip, just over an hour by car or 45 minutes on the train from nearby Berwick-upon-Tweed. The cottage has access to an EV charging point on site.

Location

The charming market town of Duns is just 7.5 miles from the property offering a good range of small town shopping including a butchers, bakery, country and fishing store, a small co-op supermarket as well as a small selection of local gift and coffee shops. The Jim Clark Motorsport Museum in Duns has been recently revamped and is dedicated to the life and career of racing driver Jim Clark. The museum includes a unique collection of 100 trophies and memorabilia.

The historic town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is 10.5 miles away including a Marks & Spencers food outlet, and a good selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants, including the very popular Maltings Kitchen with adjoining arts and theatre venue. Head to the quayside and you can purchase lobster, scallops or wild Scottish salmon fresh from the day’s catches from the Berwick Shellfish Company or order direct to have a perfect seafood platter delivered to your holiday home.

For eating out, the Wheatsheaf at Swinton (3 miles) or the Inn at Allanton (2 miles) are both renowned for serving dishes full of fresh local flavours amidst relaxed, convivial surroundings. Alternatively for a perfect pint and lovely ambient surroundings, the newly refurbished Cross Inn at Paxton is developing a super reputation for its excellent local menu and friendly atmosphere. A little further afield, the Collingwood Arms at Cornhill (10 miles) is an elegant setting for lingering lunches or fine evening dining.

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Max Adults:
4
Max Children:
4
Max Infants:
2
(Children who require a cot)
Maximum number of adults and children is 4
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