Set amidst rolling countryside just outside the quaint village of Ancroft near Berwick Upon Tweed, is this charming shepherd’s hut, The Foxglove. Resting in a secluded spot with an abundance of wonderful wildlife, The Foxglove is an idyllic hideaway for a couple or family desiring a rural escape, enjoying tranquil skies and nights around the fire.

The Foxglove features a small galley kitchen area with an electric two ring hob, a microwave combination oven, under-counter fridge, toaster and kettle, and a DAB radio. There is an extendable dining table for up to four guests. A large, raised deck with ramp access has been designed to support the needs of mobility impaired guests, and just off the kitchen is a wet room with electric shower, basin and WC. For the cooler months the hut is super-insulated and has electric tubular heating.

Two dogs are welcome and there are kennels on site if required. Horses are welcome with prior notice. There is grazing and stabling available on site at additional cost. Foxglove sits alongside three further huts, Cow Parsley, Teasel and The Beach Hut, each sleeping up to four guests which are ideal for larger parties who wish to holiday together.

Ancroft is a very small rural village, it sits just 5 miles from the popular Berwick Upon Tweed, take a stroll to one of four beautiful beaches, offering water sporting opportunities, breath-taking scenery, and plenty of family excitement. Enjoy a relaxing game of golf, or enrich yourself with the history of Berwick Castle, involved in many Anglo-Saxon wars, there’s plenty to uncover. Take a scenic stroll along the River Tweed before enjoying lunch in one of the many eateries on offer or take a trip to nearby Duns to discover its award-winning butcher and delicatessen, alongside being an exciting hub for racing enthusiasts with its Jim Clark Museum and the Jim Clark Rally.

Here you are within easy reach of Bamburgh, an attractive small village set on the Northern stretch of the Northumberland Coast. It is dominated by its magnificently striking castle that can be seen for miles around. There is much to do in the village alongside the castle and its amazing history, there are impressive stretches of pure golden sandy beaches, many tea rooms and restaurants, and a museum dedicated to Grace Darling. This chocolate-box shepherd’s hut is an ideal romantic retreat for a couple looking for a peaceful getaway or a family looking to explore this gorgeous part of Northumberland.
This property can be booked together with Teasel (UK38671), The Beach Hut (UK38672) and Cow Parsley (UK38673) to accommodate up to 16 guests.

This charming terraced holiday cottage is in the pretty village of Norham, 8 miles from Berwick-upon-Tweed. Very comfortably furnished, it has a peaceful garden and a bright, sunny conservatory ideal for eating relaxing meals in, or simply unwinding in with a good book and a glass of something delicious. The village has a couple of pubs, a local shop and an excellent butcher, and there are wonderful walks just moments away alongside the glorious River Tweed, which marks the border between Scotland and England. The area is famous for its salmon fishing, with some of the best beats nearby. The village is rich in Border history: historic St Cuthbert’s Church is just behind the cottage and the main street is dominated by the ruins of Norham Castle set high above the river. This is a wonderful base from which to explore the Scottish Borders and north Northumberland. Holy Island and the Farne Islands make for great days out, or Edinburgh is just an hour away by train from Berwick for a hassle-free day in the city. Beach 10 miles. Shop 330 yards, pub 55 yards, restaurant 8 miles.

Bright and spacious semi-detached barn conversion in rural location in hamlet of Berrington Lough. Underfloor heating, countryside views. Berwick 8 miles.

Set amidst rolling countryside just outside the quaint village of Ancroft near Berwick Upon Tweed, is this charming abode, The Beach Hut. Resting in a secluded spot with an abundance of wildlife, The Beach Hut is an idyllic hideaway perfect for free spirits with a love for the great outdoors.

Walking, cycling, bird watching and star gazing are just a few of the activities on offer here at South Berrington! From vintage water-skis mounted on the bedroom wall to a driftwood mobile in the bathroom, and deckchair striped fabric curtains framing the living room, the Beach Hut is pure beach charm. Built from larch wood, with private timber deck, the property delivers all the fun of hut living while adding comfort and mod-cons. Doors lead from the deck into a whimsical living area which radiates charm with its blue-washed timber panels and enamelware colander lamp shade.

There’s a compact kitchen, rustic dining table and comfy chairs to relax in and enjoy the warmth of the ‘real flame effect’ tubular heater stove. Leading off to one side is the light and airy master bedroom. Subtle strip lighting throws light upwards to the pitched roof, giving a sense of height. A bathroom with electric shower, basin and WC leads off to the other side of the living area while a mezzanine floor, accessed by a Companionway ladder, features two twin beds beneath the blue and white painted pitched roof. Ideal for older children comfortable with climbing ladders, this floor is also accessible via an external set of steps.

Two dogs are welcome and there are kennels on site if required. Horses are welcome with prior notice. There is grazing and stabling available on site at additional cost. The Beach Hut sits alongside three shepherd’s huts, Foxglove, Teasel and Cow Parsley each sleeping up to four guests which are ideal for guests who wish to holiday together. Foxglove is also adapted for guests who are mobility impaired.

Ancroft is a very small rural village, it sits just 5 miles from the popular Berwick Upon Tweed, take a stroll to one of four beautiful beaches, offering water sporting opportunities, breath-taking scenery, and plenty of family excitement. Enjoy a relaxing game of golf, or enrich yourself with the history of Berwick Castle, involved in many Anglo-Saxon wars, there’s plenty to uncover. Take a scenic stroll along the River Tweed before enjoying a spot of lunch in one of the many eateries on offer or take a trip to nearby Duns to discover its award-winning butcher and delicatessen, alongside being an exciting hub for racing enthusiasts with its Jim Clark Museum and the Jim Clark Rally.

Here you are within easy reach of Bamburgh, a attractive small village set on the Northern stretch of the Northumberland Coast. It is dominated by its magnificently striking castle that can be seen for miles around, giving the whole village a somewhat dramatic feeling.
This property can be booked together with Foxglove (UK38668), Teasel (UK38671) and Cow Parsley (UK38673) to accommodate up to 16 guests.

A charming, stone-built cottage in a countryside setting, one mile from Lowick. Light and airy with delightful views. Romantic retreat. Berwick-upon-Tweed 10 miles.

A quaint, mid-terrace bungalow nestled in the heart of Norham. Patio garden. Roadside parking. Single storey. Berwick-upon-Tweed 7.5 miles.

Just 2 miles from the ancient town of Berwick-upon-Tweed and 10 miles from Holy Island, this restored holiday cottage forms part of a sympathetic conversion of traditional farm buildings. Spacious and thoughtfully furnished with views over rolling countryside. Enjoy hill walking in the Cheviots, riding 550 yards, sea fishing from Eyemouth, diving in Coldingham, boat trips to the Farne Islands from Seahouses, golf at Goswick
(8 miles), historic houses and gardens at Alnwick, Bamburgh and Paxton, or the sandy beach at Scremerston,
3 miles. There is plenty to do in Berwick with walks around the old town walls and a varied choice of eating places, shops and entertainment. Shops and restaurants 2 miles, pub 4 miles.

An ideal location away from home for a family or small group who want not only the peace and quiet of a small, charming hamlet, but also a handy location close to Berwick. It is perfect for exploring this fabulous Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is minutes from one of the most stunning beaches on this stretch of coastline at Cheswick, and a great base to explore famous Holy Island, the Cheviot Hills and Bamburgh Castle or go kite surfing at Budle Bay. There are also golf courses nearby.
Cheviot View is a charming terraced cottage over two floors. On the ground floor the bright and airy living room is ideal all year round with a multi-fuel burner for chilly evenings and French doors opening to the sunny south facing patio and garden for those other warmer, sunny days. The spacious well-equipped kitchen/dining room is ideal for families having the typical ‘light hearted family debates’ over meals or that essential game of monopoly that we all secretly love. All the appliances in the well-appointed kitchen are those you’d expect in a property of such standards, including a washing machine for those muddy clothes or rinsing out sailing gear. The recently added downstairs toilet provides additional convenience. Upstairs you’ll find three comfortable and well presented bedrooms. One has a double bed with stunning views of the hills, one with twin beds and one single. The bathroom is also upstairs and has a suite with over bath shower. Outside, the gardens include a sunny south facing garden which is ideal for children or just enjoying the pleasant atmosphere, and another garden to the rear, looking to the Borders. This an ideal spot to enjoy watching the sunset to the west. Beach 3 miles. Shop and pub 1 mile and further village facilities (local deli and two pubs) 2 miles.

A pretty, two-bedroom cottage resting in Norham, Northumberland. Close to amenities. Smart TV. Enclosed garden. Berwick-upon-Tweed 7.3 miles; Wooler 16.3 miles; Alnwick 34.9 miles.

A fresh first floor apartment overlooking Spittal Beach in Northumberland. On the promenade. Incredible sea views. WiFi. Berwick-upon-Tweed 1 mile.