Cottage with garden

Cornhill-on-Tweed 3.8 miles. Bakers Cottage, a characterful single-storey retreat, rests in Crookham near Cornhill-on-Tweed, on the edge of Northumberland National Park. Perfect for couples and their four-legged companions, this historic building offers a gateway to the Cheviots, the Heritage Coastline, and the Scottish Borders, with easy access from the nearby road making spontaneous day trips and scenic drives a breeze. Step through the charming entrance, where the tiled floor and exposed beams hint at the building's past, and the rustic fireplace feature invites you to pause and settle in. The open-plan living space unfolds with a sense of flow and comfort, where a mounted TV and vibrant artwork add warmth and personality. Prepare leisurely breakfasts in the well-equipped kitchen, then linger over coffee at the circular dining table, perhaps with a thoughtful welcome that may include fresh eggs from the owner. The double bedroom, carpeted for comfort, offers a peaceful outlook over the garden tended by the owner, its tranquillity enhanced by the surrounding rural character and nearby walking trails. After a day of exploring, retreat to the stylish shower room, where bold wallpaper and a large walk-in shower provide a refreshing contrast to the countryside calm. Outside, the communal grounds, neatly tended by the owner, invite slow strolls and quiet moments. Settle on a bench beneath wide skies, watching the light shift across the landscape, or let your dog roam freely while you take in the sounds of nature. As dusk falls, the garden becomes a place of stillness, where the scent of grass and the rustle of leaves frame the perfect end to a day in the countryside. Escape to Bakers Cottage, and soak in the stunning countryside. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1115698, 1126659, 1115701, 1115700, 1115702, and 1159473 together sleeping up to 24 guests. At the northernmost tip of Northumberland, on the Scottish border, is the picturesque village of Cornhill-on-Tweed, which is only 1.5 miles from Coldstream and 15 miles from Berwick and the coast. There are plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation, including walking, golfing, and fishing on the nearby River Tweed. The Heritage Coast of Northumberland, complete with its castles, miles of sandy beaches, wildlife, and dunes, is only a leisurely 30-minute drive from Cornhill. It takes only 40 minutes to reach Alnwick, famous for its Norman Castle and Garden. The village has a well-respected Country House Hotel, The Collingwood Arms, known for its delicious food and excellent ales.