You’ll find us amongst some of the most beautiful countryside in Northumberland, close to the Cheviots and Kyloe hills.

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Teddy's Cottage

A software application room, boot room and four en suite rooms; two increases, one twin plus one zip and link in the comfortable accommodation includes a convivial available plan living area with log burning stove. Outside a terrace yard provides views being superb the Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park. GROUND FLOOR Open plan kitchen area, dining area and seating area: Fully equippedkitchenwith electric oven and hob, microwave oven, dishwasher, fridge and fridge. Dining area with seating for 8 visitors. Cosyseating areawith wood burner for the cooler months with an supply that is initial of supplied and door to the garden. Television with Freeview and DVD player and an array of books and magazines. Utility roomwith device that is washing. Hallideal for saving kit that is outside. Cloakroom. Room onewith 5 sleep that is dual. En-suite shower roomwith walk-in shower, basin and WC. Bedroom twowith 46 sleep that is double. En-suite shower roomwith walk-in shower, basin and WC. Room threewith zip and link beds which could form a king that is super or double beds. En-suite roomwith that is damp, basin and WC. Room fourwith two 3 beds which can be twin. En-suite bathroomwith shower with bath over, basin and WC. OUTSIDE to your front associated with home is a fully-enclosed, gravelled patio garden with outside sitting area boasting views which are lovely farmland to the Cheviot Hills. PARKING There are two parking areas to your backside and front side for the home. BABIES & KIDS the travel highchair and cot are available on request. DOGS Two dogs are welcome at Teddys Cottage. Dogs must certanly be held to the uncarpeted aspects of the homely home and must certanly be held on leads when walking around the farm. GUEST AMENITIES bed linens and towels are supplied. WI-FI & CELLPHONE COVERAGE There is Wi-Fi available at Teddy's Cottage. Take note that rate is determined by its rural location. Mobile phone reception is limited with regards to the network. Vodafone provides the sign that is most beneficial in this region. HEATING Teddy's Cottage has oil heating that is main addition towards the wood burning stove within the lounge. An supply that is initial of are supplied. GUEST PRIVACY Teddys Cottage is part of a hamlet of farm cottages nevertheless the accommodation is laid out to increase privacy with the accommodation that is main far from one other cottages and offering uninterrupted views over farmland towards the hills.

The Cottage

Set within the pretty town of Branxton surrounded by fantastically countryside that is scenic leisure can come effortlessly here, yet preferably placed for checking out shore and nation or higher active outside adventures. Featuring its white picket fence, pretty cottage yard and charming period external, guests can expect a lovely first impression.Step inside and the sitting room exudes character and warmth with a predominance of hot, natural tones and Harris Tweed furnishings contrasted with buttery soft leather-based and a wood burner that is cosy. The kitchen captures the essence of cottage coping with bespoke hand built cabinetry balanced beautifully with an wallpaper that is iconic from Victorian designer William Morris and hand-made artisan tiles. Soft grey tones in Pigeon and Cromarty from Farrow & Ball respect the integrity for the home yet offer a brand new, modern feel. The bedroom that is main to the back associated with home with fresh cottage-style florals, while a little 2nd bedroom with characterful book panelled wall sits off the sitting room and means theres freedom for friends and families too. The cottage has a fairly, sheltered, south-facing garden therefore the summerhouse will undoubtedly be a joy for many lovely balmy nights with one cup of wine or simply hiding away with a book that is good. Head on the doorstep, and a wander that is short just take you down to Flodden Field, website for the infamous battle of 1513 between your Scots and the English. GROUND FLOOR Kitchen with slimline dishwasher, cooker with grill, range and 4 band hob that is ceramic microwave, refrigerator with icebox. Tiny space that is dining seating for four. Washing machine and dryer in an utility room that is outside. Sitting space with double settee, two armchairs and a wood burning stove. Little television with Freeview, DVD player, Wii, CD/digital radio, Bluetooth docking section and a selection of DVDs, CDs, and books. Room one with 5' king size bed, integral wardrobes and table that is dressing. Sits to the back regarding the cottage towards the garden. Room two - small room that is double 3' twin beds with zip and website link system which may be converted to super master if required, side dining table, hanging area neatly hidden behind an element of the panelled book lined wall surface. Front facing. Bathroomwith bath and shower that is electric, basin and WC. OUTSIDE To the backside regarding the property is a garden that is south dealing with. At the conclusion of this yard is an outdoor area with dining table, seats, barbecue and summerhouse that is charming patio doors, dining table and chairs. Take note that the garden just isn't completely enclosed at this time. There is certainly some other energy room to the back of the cottage which has a washing device and a dryer that is separate. PARKING there was parking on the street while watching home. BABIES & CHILDREN the travel highchair and cot can be obtained on request. DOGS Two dogs are welcome at The Cottage. There is certainly a charge of £20 per animal. We ask that dogs are kept from the furniture and out from the bedrooms. GUEST AMENITIES home bedding and towels are given for visitors. A hairdryer can be provided. WI-FI & MOBILE PHONE COVERAGE Wi-Fi is available at The Cottage. Cellphone protection is great of all companies. HEATING The Cottage has oil heating that is main. Wood stove that is burning the sitting room - with initial way to obtain logs.

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Haymount Bed & Breakfast

Proclaiming to offer you a warm welcome within the Borders, your host Melanie will ensure that your stay at Haymount is a experience that is pleasurable. Haymount ended up being initially built in the 1700s being late is extended and modernised over the years and now we have actually exposed our sleep and morning meal business in one part of the house. This allows our guests to savor their own room that is completely private. Our location in the verypretty village of Birgham is ideal for access to the River Tweed, one of many salmon that is fantastic of good Britain, which is simply a 5 minute stroll away through rolling edges countryside. Birgham is found on the A698 and it is ideally placed for comfortable access to many Borders towns, the Northumberland coastline and it is just one hour's drive from Edinburgh. We have been lucky to possess our own extremely regarded village pub - The Fisherman's hands - which supplies food and refreshments and a warm welcome to site visitors. With Coldstream 3 kilometers to the East and Kelso 5 miles to the West, there are a lot of historic sites, first rate golf courses and great places to consume and drink within a drive that is quick. Haymount provides a double and a bedroom that is twin each offering very comfortable en-suite accommodation.The twin room has the added advantage of a bath with a shower over (perfect for cyclists!). Free toiletries, coffee and tea making facilities, TV with FreeView, free Wi-Fi, hairdryer and ironing facilities can be found in the spaces. We're able to provide storage that is safe motorbikes, bicycles and fishing gear and off-street parking for automobiles.  Our visitor lounge is for the use that is exclusive of guestsand where your breakfast is served. A selection of publications, games and a lot of tourist informationis readily available for your satisfaction should you wish to turn fully off through the TV!  Breakfast at Haymount is plentiful and varied. Cereals, fruit juice and fruit that is fresh available from the buffet accompanied by a full Haymount cooked morning meal with toast, marmalade and jam to finish. A Continental morning meal is available with advance notice and wewill endeavour to cater toany dietary that is special.Packed lunches and evening meals can be found upon demand at the time of scheduling.  

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Templehall Hotel

Templehall resort is a privately that is tiny country hotel that sits amidst the rolling landscape and valleys of this western Cheviot Hills, an ideal backdrop for you really to flake out, unwind and enjoy the great food, cask ales and freshly made cakes. The hotel goes back more than 100 years and sits in the course of St. Cuthberts Method in the tranquil village of Morebattle. Under new administration and having encountered recent refurbishments guests can relax, relax and luxuriate in meals that is excellent by our two Chefs, flavor local fine cask ales or simply try one of our specialty gins.  You may be certain of a warm greeting during the Templehall resort whether you're visiting the edges for company or leisure such as for example walking, biking, shooting, golf, fishing or just escaping from your busy everyday life.

West Cottage - Hendersyde Farm

If you should be interested in a cosy cottage, in a peaceful spot, surrounded by walks, wildlife and wonderful views...you might enjoy the big skies and panoramic views on the Tweed Valley to The Cheviot Hills in Northumberland from West Cottage. Hendersyde family members that is isour, which liesbetween the River Tweed andEden Water 2.5 kilometers to the east of Kelso.You can enter city, over the farm road to your Ednam path beside Kelso RaceCourse and course. Kelso has manydelightful stores which are independent places to consume, take in and places explore! Four Star Quality - West Cottage is clean, cosy and comfy.   Well prepared, with main heating &a sitting room fire.  Sleepingup to 4 individuals, in a twin and bed room that is double.  You can find discounts for couples, only if one of the sleep rooms is used.  Linen, towels, electricity, gas and Wi-Fi are allincluded within the price, which is often calculated for you personally on theavailability calendars on our internet sitewww.hendersyde.co.uk  Well behaved dogs are welcome -£20 per dog  Kelso - along with it's cobbled market square -hasto be one ofthe many country that is attractive in Scotland!   Town stands atthe junction of The River Tweed& Teviot liquid, a world salmon fishing pool that is famous.  You can enjoy walks being river-side walk along to your Abbey and across the two bridges walk.  TheFarmers marketplace is onthe 4th of the month saturday.  Almost always there is a buzz about the town withlots of activities during the Border Union Show Ground and Floors Castle.  Nationwide Hunt Racing and Kelso course - are atthe final end for the farm road,  Golf courses abound -The Roxburghe Championship Course is all about four kilometers away.  The Hirsel course and Country Park are merely 8 kilometers, at Coldstream  Whether you would like to walk, drive, seafood, or explorethis land of streams and hills....   Stroll through gardens such as for instance Dawyck orKailzie by Peebles.  Pop throughout the edge to see Alnwick Castle and Gardens in Northumberland.  Discoverthe history that is rich of Border Castles, Abbeys and great houses.  Explore the coastSt that is stunning mind, Eyemouth, Berwick-upon-Tweed,Lindisfarne, The Farne Islands& Bamburgh Castle.  The Border Hills, in which the space, light and views will away just take your breathing!  Maybe have a in Edinburgh - about an hour or so away time.  Cycle peaceful roads or hurtle bike that is downmountain at Glentress.... you'll certainly feel the glow!  On a note that is imaginative the Borders oozes art, art and design skill!   Craftsmen dealing with cashmere, wool, wood, glass, clay, steel, paint and pencil are finding inspiration right here.  Over 80 craft that is regional, galleries and exhibitions welcome you.   Weeks or breaks that are quick you're going to be very welcome at Hendersyde!  

Staying at Hetton Hall Holidays gives you the opportunity to enjoy lazy days, looking out over fantastic views while taking in sights of the wildlife; red squirrels, deer, hares, partridge and pheasants are regular visitors to our gardens and campsite. The location and natural beauty demands an outdoor chair and BBQ with your favourite tipple to watch the blazing sunsets.

Take the stress out of finding the right home for your pets whilst you holiday and bring them with you! We are dog friendly and don’t mind if you have more unusual pets too. We offer livery with grazing for your horses as we are located in the heart of scenic bridle paths.


The Wild Cattle Park extends to 700 acres and, for many centuries, has been the home of the unique herd of Chillingham Wild Cattle. The Chillingham Wild Cattle are untouched by human hand. You can visit the Cattle with the Warden, who will  keep you safe and tell you all about this unique her of cattle and their historic surroundings

The Park is also home to plenty of other interesting flora and fauna, including free roaming Roe and Fallow Deer.  Less often spotted but resident in the Park are the Red Squirrels, Foxes and Badgers. The Park is home to over 50 species of birds, The Park in its current form, was laid out in 1790 and many of the trees date from that period, although there are many much older trees, including the ancient alders along the streams.

The Park was, until fairly recently, the pleasure grounds of Chillingham Castle. The Castle is now in separate ownership and is also open to the public. So why not make a day of your visit to Chillingham and visit the Cattle in the morning and the Castle afterwards?

Chillingham Wild Cattle Park

a simple 20 minutes through the seaside, Chillingham Castle is open to people from Easter and through for research of these Gardens, Lakes and Parklands, plus trips for the Castle State spaces, Dungeons and Torture Chamber!Maybe you are going to spot one of the ghosts apparently seen here through the years, called the Blue Boy, Lady Mary Berkeley therefore the Torturer october! Then you can actually simply take a ghost tour here at 20:00 by arrangement, which not only covers the spookier aspects of your house but additionally away in the grounds so keep an eye out for bats in the event that's your thing! There isn't any age restriction attached so it's presumably pretty moderate but supply the obvious factors to taking sensitive and painful kids to such things.Having been King Edward first's 'base camp' for the 1298 beat of William Wallace this is a website that is historically significant a great many other ways too, so an excellent opportunity for kids to understand some history and a great opportunity to research additional credit reports!Elsewhere on site you can visit the Chillingham Wild Cattle: the only surviving herd of purebreds in the world! They are actually so crazy they are a little dangerous to approach, and that means you're supplied with an expert warden to guage distances while you learn about them and acquire an excellent look with you and keep you safe! They truly are really therefore unusual, they're rarer than giant pandas!

Chillingham Castle

In addition to being the absolute most northerly known vapor railway in England, Heatherslaw Light Railway is also terrifically adaptive to the elements: with completely enclosed, partly glazed, and carriage that is fully available supplied dependent on their judged suitability for your day! Additionally they carry 2 permanent carriages suited to disabled access, so whatever your arranged, whatever your weather prognosis, you're good to go!Their 15 inch gauge railway operates a charming route from Heatherslaw Station across to Etal Castle, totting up a return journey of just under 6.5km with a lot of it alongside the River Till you all day travel in order to have all sorts of little adventures up and down the line!Etal Castle is near the Etal facility stop, with Etal Village a quick distance thereafter and there you will find the lovely family friendly Lavender Tearooms, who will happily refuel your little (or big!) bellies for the walk back into the station so that you have actually a good moving view associated with copious riverside wildlife like swans, herons, ducks and otters!It's a wonderful jaunt at all times but extra value is available in their external solution months of April and October whenever a return ticket gives.

Heatherslaw Light Railway

Lindisfarne Centre is well worth a visit since it offers you a fantastic opportunity to uncover the history of the area while you're on Holy Island. There was a 15 video clip that is moment the start that may provide a good introduction to your island while the displays you will see. Learn about the Lindisfarne that is ancient gospels had been created in about 698. You'll be able to see digital copies of these since the originals are too held and delicate at the British Library. The Viking exhibit will need you through the activities of the assault that is firstly years ago and give you the opportunity to play a number of the games that would were played by Viking families from that point. The Exhibition of Island life will let you explore the wildlife that is varied unusual plants and the history of individuals whoever families have actually lived on the area for generations! Find out about fishing, agriculture and mining, and the seals and other sea life in the ocean that is surrounding. Make certain the tide is examined by you times before you visit.

Lindisfarne Centre

The Grace Darling Museum is a tribute that is fascinating a fantastic lady, especially in an age whenever women had been neither expected nor encouraged become extraordinary! Grace Darling was 22 years old and residing in the lighthouse with her family if they spotted a shipwreck on a sandbank that is nearby a storm. She and her daddy decided it had been too dangerous for the coastguard to approach from their way so they really rowed out together in an boat that is available rescue the survivors! They rowed for over a mile through terrifying sea conditions to achieve them, saving all the staying survivors associated with the SS that is wrecked Forfarshire back in 7 September 1838.Grace had been the media celebrity of her day and was celebrated internationally and had been showered with honours, including the RNLwe's Silver Medal for Gallantry. A museum had been created in 1938 to commemorate her life which includes the rescue that is famous, Grace's dresses, letters and household belongings and a wealth of commemorative ware.It's inspiring and interesting without a doubt, but it's certainly worth noting for adults that the survivors rescued were merely 9 left from 62, the remainder perished in the shipwreck such as the children of one of the survivors&It's far from light fare, and tiny or sensitive children may well find the details upsetting, concluding with Ms Darling herself expiring a mere 4 years after the adventure. You'll want to provide consideration that is serious to whether your kids would be in a position to simply take only the positives out of this experience.

Grace Darling Museum

Bamburgh Castle is filled with centuries' worth of dark tales, rebellion, myths, millionaire benefactors and more. There is also proof that people have lived here dating back 10,000 BC. Just what more could you want?!Perched atop a outcrop that is volcanic the castle has 14 general public areas including the Clock Tower Tea Rooms and several grand State Rooms. Each one is full of a veritable treasure trove of what to investigate with helpful tips or tour that is audio. NB. Their state Rooms aren't pram accessible so borrow or bring a baby carrier. Hear stories of site visitors whom've heard noises that are strange the years, like children crying or the sound of unseen footsteps... There's even been term of men and women being moved by unseen arms. Eek!Make a day of the see in the lovely beach that is sandy you could take a picnic. On clear times you are able to watch out from also the coast to your Farne Islands where puffins and cuddly seal pups congregate. Plus during the summer time the pro team run excavations which can be archaeological. Show us a young kid who doesn't love searching!

Bamburgh Castle

Bamburgh BeachThe beach that is sandy sheltered by dunes, stretches for miles and dominating the skyline could be the majestic outline of Bamburgh Castle. That's where you'll want to go for neighborhood amenities, toilets, cafe etc. plus the collections and displays.Swimming is safe provided you avid the stones and weather that is bad and searching is ranked extremely right here because of the waves naturally breaking to your remaining and right due to sandbars. There was no lifeguard cover whoever so do be.Windsurfing that is careful fishing also permitted.If you fancy a bit more checking out then turn directly on the coastline and walk south to Seahouses, where it's rockier and you will find uncommon shells,  if you're lucky a glimpse for the grey seals. It is great bird territory that is viewing.

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