The Lodge

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Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

Reviews

Mrs Mcnulty
November 2017

“Had a lovely time here ,came back ...”

Had a lovely time here ,came back 11.11.17 ,saw beautiful sun rises and sunsets ,long walks down country lanes and around the estate ,brilliant for our dog Moose ,found beaches within 45 minutes away which he loved . Obviously being in the country and with early dark nights ,pitch black outside ( perhaps have a torch handy in case you do need to go out ) would be ideal place to see the northern lights if they appeared as they have done over parts of Norththumberland ( which here borders with ) ...

Had a lovely time here ,came back 11.11.17 ,saw beautiful sun rises and sunsets ,long walks down country lanes and around the estate ,brilliant for our dog Moose ,found beaches within 45 minutes away which he loved . Obviously being in the country and with early dark nights ,pitch black outside ( perhaps have a torch handy in case you do need to go out ) would be ideal place to see the northern lights if they appeared as they have done over parts of Norththumberland ( which here borders with ) Morrisons supermarket about 25 minutes away ,no other shops near by , thank you x

Miss Ashworth
October 2017

“The Lodge was beautiful. It was ...”

The Lodge was beautiful. It was spotlessly clean and had everything you could ever need. We would definitely go back there again
Mr Greig
September 2017

“the cottage was beautiful and warm ...”

the cottage was beautiful and warm and cosy, the owner Mrs Cowan was really nice and very helpful.
Mr Mitchell
September 2017

“Very well run cottage with a most ...”

Very well run cottage with a most welcoming landlord. Tremendous.
Mrs Horrocks
July 2017

“We loved the cottage and the ...”

We loved the cottage and the location. WiFi would have been the icing on the cake.
Mrs Rootham
July 2017

“The Lodge was indeed a home from ...”

The Lodge was indeed a home from home. It had everything you could possibly want and provided a very comfortable base for touring the area.
Mr Jandu
May 2017

“Ticked all the boxes. Home from ...”

Ticked all the boxes. Home from home. Found very cozy and tranquil. Everything you can think off is provided at the cottage. Highly recommend.
Mrs Samson
March 2017

“We enjoyed the tranquility of the ...”

We enjoyed the tranquility of the cottage, so peaceful and relaxing. Everything on the one level which was perfect, and great walks for the dog. The owners were near at hand if required, would certainly consider returning.

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Features

Four poster bed
Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Washing machine
Dishwasher

Broadmeadows Cottages

Berwick-upon-Tweed 5 miles. A charming collection of cottages near Berwick-upon-Tweed, comprising of two farmhouse cottages, and a lodge house, enviably situated in the Tweed Valley amongst the picturesque grounds of Broadmeadows Farm, surrounded by beautiful parkland and rolling countryside. The cottages are traditionally furnished and offer comfortable and welcoming accommodation throughout. Broadmeadows Farm is ideal for those who enjoy a character cottage, with open fires in all the sitting rooms - cosy even on the coldest winter night. As well as enjoyable walking and cycling in the surrounding countryside, Broadmeadows Cottages are ideally located for exploring further afield in the Borders or the beautiful Berwickshire coast. To the east is Berwick-upon-Tweed, with its medieval bridge and Elizabethan fortified walls, soak up the atmosphere of Berwick’s turbulent history, or take a walk to discover the magnificent border bridge, bustling shops, restaurants, pubs and cafés. With Paxton, Duns, Edinburgh and Alnwick all within easy reach, these cottages are a perfect base for families and friends to enjoy exploring the Borders.

The property

This charming lodge house is situated at the entrance to the Broadmeadows Estate.

The cottage is all ground floor and has a shower room, making it ideal for the less mobile.

The interior has been traditionally furnished with a fully fitted kitchen and a cosy living/dining area with comfortable seating and an open fire.

The lovely bedroom has a touch of elegance with the sumptuous four poster bed, just the ticket for that long awaited romantic break in the countryside.

Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 940733 and 940736, together they sleep 13.

Accommodation

All ground floor
One four-poster double bedroom
Shower room with shower, basin and WC
Kitchen
Utility
Sitting room with dining area and open fire.

Amenities

Oil-fired central heating with open fire
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, selection of books, games and DVDs
Fuel, power and starter pack for fire inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 2 cars
Shared lawned area with furniture
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 5 miles, pub 1 mile.

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About the location

BERWICK-UPON-TWEED

Alnwick 35 miles; Holy Island 10 miles; Edinburgh 56 miles.

Berwick is England’s most northerly town and changed hands 13 times whilst the English and the Scots fought for around 400 years for control of the Borders! The history is delightfully shown in the town’s museum. Nowadays this small coastal town retains much of its charm, with quaint narrow streets enclosed within great Elizabethan walls, fortified with bastions, built against attacks in the 1500s and walks along these offer spectacular views over the coast and river estuary to Bamburgh Castle and Holy Island. The town even boasts some medieval parts and the most Georgian architecture in any English town and offers excellent amenities including shops/supermarkets, cafés, organic food shops, restaurants and pubs, a weekly market and a quirky micro-pub and brewery whilst the Maltings Arts Centre provides an extensive programme of cultural events including music, theatre and cinema. Berwick is an ideal base to explore Northumberland’s many fabulous castles dotted along the coast and up into the Scottish Borders where there are many stately homes to visit. Regular tours of the town are conducted by a local historian and river boat cruises are also available. The River Tweed has always been famous for its salmon and is still regarded today as one of the best salmon fishing rivers in the country, with Berwick still having a very small fishing fleet. Fishing, golf and riding are all available locally and there is a leisure centre in Tweedmouth offering a pool with waves and flume. One mile away is the seaside resort of Spittal, with its sandy beaches. Berwick has excellent public transport and there is a frequent train service to both Newcastle, Edinburgh and Durham.