Resting in the heart of the historic village of Norham, in Northumberland, is this attractive, mid-terrace bungalow, Cygnet Cottage. Combining character and contemporary features, this welcoming adobe is perfect for two couples or a family seeking exploration of this Northumberland region. Stepping into your new home from home, you are welcomed into a delightful lounge, complimented with two sofas arranged in front of the Smart TV, ideal for movie nights after a long day. Keep the chef company whilst they prepare a hearty dish in the kitchen, utilising an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, so you are sure to be well-equipped throughout your stay. Pop open a bottle of fizz and toast to a long-awaited getaway with your nearest and dearest. The master bedroom boasts a feature stone wall and sumptuous king-size bed, along with a contemporary en-suite shower for convenience. The second bedroom includes a double bed and is serviced by a wet room. Take advantage of the garden, offering a patio space where you can relax at the furniture whilst your canine companion stretches out on the lawn. The delights of Norham can be found in just a moments walk; treat you and the group to a delicious meal at the local pub, The Masons Arms, or stock up on fresh, locally sourced ingredients from butchers and bakery. For days out, head into Berwick-upon-Tweed and discover the winding Elizabethan walls built to keep the invading Scots at bay, or pack up your bucket and spades and head for the sands, a must during the summer times. If exploration takes you further afield, the cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle are just a 40 minute train journey from Berwick. A character cottage in the traditional village of Norham, this location offers activities for all of the family.
Single storey. Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double. Wet room with walk-in shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Sitting room
The beautiful Norman Castle ruins overlooking the River Tweed, painted by Turner in 1845, are the most recognised feature of the mediaeval village of Norham. The village contains a good butcher and bakery, as well as a Post Office, grocer, newsagent, and two pubs, one of which, the Wheatsheaf pub in neighbouring Swinton, has an award-winning restaurant. The Cross Inn in Paxton, as well as two fine restaurants in the town of Allanton that are great for fishing and shooting parties, are also close. Berwick-upon-Tweed, on Northumberland's picturesque Heritage Coast, is just 7 miles away, with many restaurants, cafes, bars, and a local links golf course. Berwick is only 40 minutes by train from Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, or Newcastle, its largest city. A fantastic base for seeing everything North Northumberland has to offer.
