Tweedside, Milne Graden

Coldstream
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
4 guests
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Description

Earthy colours and neutrals feature throughout the open plan ground floor with a stylish sofa upholstered in hydrangea highland tweed and plush velvet cushions, high-backed armchairs in herringbone recycled wool and a lovely casual dining space in soft limed oak.

Upstairs, the restful Skimming Stone colour scheme continues into the two compact but comfortable bedrooms - one zip and link, and one double. Headboards have been given a plush new look with carefully selected Royal Oak Lewis & Wood fabrics, matched with shades from Fermoie, Jim Lawrence pendant lighting, and punctuated by textured linen cushions from Oka.

Outside guests can enjoy amazing 180-degree views of the river from the garden while a private path leads directly down to the banks of the Tweed where you may be lucky enough to spot the odd deer, otter, kingfisher and occasional leaping salmon along the way. Perfect for your mini adventurers, take a stroll to the pirate ship playground located in the woodland of the wider estate complete with a slide and exhilarating climbing wall.

For guests who would like to explore the local area on two wheels, the estate can offer bicycle hire at an additional cost during your stay. Subject to availability.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

For guests looking to holiday together, there are three other properties making up the hamlet of Sunnyside - Hamilton House sleeping 6, School House sleeping 6 and Swan's Nest sleeping 4. There are also four other properties on the estate - Garden House sleeping 4+2, Park End sleeping 2, West Lodge sleeping 2 and North Lodge sleeping 2.

Location

Head to Norham (4 miles) for a fantastic selection of quality local produce, including meats, pies, and cheeses from Foreman’s, or the Cornhill Village Shop (5 miles) for coffee, cake and scrummy picnic lunches. It is also home to the highly regarded Collingwood Arms for elegant evening dining, or a short drive will take you to the Allanton Inn (6 miles) which has a superb reputation for serving excellent locally sourced food amidst relaxed, convivial surroundings.

Alternatively, Coldstream is a quaint but bustling little town with a rich history sitting on the north side of the River Tweed right on the Scottish/English Border. The shopping here is small and friendly with a good mix of independent outlets running the length of the High Street, including a family butchers, bakery and small Co-op supermarket for holiday essentials, as well as a super art gallery and interiors shop for lifestyle gifts and accessories.

More extensive shopping, restaurants and amenities can be found in the picturesque town of Kelso (12 miles) which is also home to the 12th Century Abbey, Floors Castle, the Roxburghe Championship Golf Course and National Hunt Racing.

FISHING ON SITE

Salmon fishing is available on the Milne Graden Beat on the River Tweed. This is organised through FBR Seed.
- Email FBR Seed

Trout fishing is organised through Coldstream & District Angling Association.

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