Albion House

Norham, Northumberland

Norham, located in Northumberland, is an intriguing destination in the North of England, ideal for those looking to explore the rich history and stunning landscapes of northern Northumberland, Berwick-on-Tweed, Edinburgh, and the Scottish borders. This terraced cottage, which accommodates up to four guests and is pet-friendly, boasts a unique historical background, with the year 1707 engraved above its door. It has been thoughtfully renovated into a spacious and contemporary holiday home, featuring an open-plan living space that includes a cozy living area with a 50” Freeview TV, a dining area, and a well-equipped kitchen complete with modern appliances like an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine.

The cottage's layout offers a blend of comfort and convenience, with a second sitting room accessible via a passageway leading to an enclosed garden equipped with outdoor furniture. The first floor houses two well-furnished bedrooms: one with a kingsize bed and another with twin beds, alongside a shower room featuring a shower cubicle, toilet, and heated towel rail. Essential amenities such as oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi are included, ensuring a comfortable stay. On-street parking is available, and the property maintains a no smoking policy.

Norham is just six miles from the coast and offers a wealth of local amenities, including lovely riverside walks along the River Tweed. Guests can easily access the vibrant cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle, making it a perfect base for touring. The area is rich in historical sites, with notable attractions such as the 18th-century Paxton House and the Edwardian Manderston House. Additionally, Alnwick Castle and Gardens are within an hour's drive, providing further opportunities for exploration.

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy various activities, including boat trips from Seahouses to the Farne Islands, where they can observe diverse bird and seal colonies. The nearby Scottish Seabird Centre at North Berwick offers additional insights into local wildlife. For those who appreciate scenic walks, the cliffs of St Abb's Head and parts of St Cuthbert's Way, which leads to Lindisfarne (Holy Island), are highly recommended, especially since the island can be accessed across a tidal causeway at low tide. With a shop just 5 yards away, a pub 400 yards from the cottage, and a restaurant located 4.5 miles away, guests will find everything they need for a memorable stay in this picturesque region.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Pub Nearby