Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Kyloe
3 Bedroom Cottage in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Kyloe
Berwick 8 miles. A charming semi-detached barn conversion in a small development of four similar properties, in the heart of the countryside, in the hamlet of Berrington Lough, 8 miles from Berwick-upon-Tweed. Carefully restored and finished to a high-standard, The Long Barn offers spacious and comfortable open-plan accommodation on one level, ensuring guests of all ages can enjoy the underfloor heating and country views from the sitting room. The property is well-placed for exploring North Northumberland and the Scottish Borders, whilst the glorious Heritage Coast is also within easy driving distance. After admiring the countryside surroundings be welcomed into the porch where you can kick off your walking boots and hang your rain coats before relaxing into your evening within the contemporary-styled dwelling which is complemented by several touches of character and charm. The open-plan living room is framed by exposed beams and features a well-equipped kitchen, a formal dining area and an inviting sitting area, where you can choose to tune into the TV or admire the views with a cup of tea in hand. As the evening draws to a close, retire to one of the well-presented bedrooms, designed with a multi-generational family in mind and offering a refreshing ambiance to wake up to each morning. Choose between a double bedroom with en-suite shower and two twin bedroom which are serviced by a family bathroom. To keep you busy whilst here, a scenic car journey will bring you to the coast of Northumberland where you will find four sandy beaches and for those feeling active, there is a magnitude of countryside walks which surrounding the area. Alternatively, travel to Duns and brush up on the local history by discovering the endearing castle. The Long Barn is a wonderful escape for the whole family to this scenic part of the country.
The coastal town of Berwick has a fascinating history. It is the most northern town in England and as such has been the subject of bitter battles over the centuries, as first English and then the Scottish sought control. In all, it changed owners 14 times before ending up south of the border. The narrow streets are, even now, protected by sturdy walls from the Elizabethan era. The townspeople are proud of the Maltings Arts Centre, which offers a hugely varied programme of music, theatre and other entertainment. Berwick also has fine shops, pubs and restaurants and families will enjoy the leisure centre with its wave pool. There is also first-rate fishing, horse-riding and golf on offer locally. The seaside town of Spittal, which boasts beautiful sandy beaches, is only two miles away and the whole Heritage Coastline is easily accessed.
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