This delightful, double fronted cottage lies in the market town of Coldstream near the Scottish borders, offering two charming bedrooms and enjoying a central location. Ideal for two couples or a family, this inviting retreat serves as a great base for exploring the Scottish borders and northern areas of the Northumberland National Park. Stepping inside, you are greeted by a lovely entrance hallway where you leave your boots and coats before finding the sitting room. Kick back on the sofa or armchair before finding something to watch on the TV, or use this as a time to reflect on the holiday so far. Move into the kitchen/diner, finished in a vibrant overtone, where you can utilise a selection of integrated appliances for preparing home-cooked meals. The bedrooms include a large king-size and a double, neatly furnished with fresh linen and storage units for your personal belongings. Begin each morning with a refreshing shower before sitting out in the patio area, planning for the day ahead. Venture into the town centre in search of ingredients for a hearty breakfast, or return in the evening for some tasty food at a local pub. Close by rests The Hirsel, an estate home to a mansion within beautiful grounds, you can learn of the estate’s history within the museum, head to the arts and crafts centre to browse some beautifully made items, or enjoy delicious afternoon tea in the tea rooms. Visit the unmissable beauty of the River Tweed, offering leisurely strolls and branching rivers with excellent salmon fishing. Venture over to the beauty of Northumberland National Park, boasting a plethora of wildlife, walking trails and family activities for all to enjoy. The charming coastal town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is within driving distance and is certainly worth a visit whilst you’re in the area, or if you’re willing to venture further afield, then the cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle offer great shopping and sightseeing opportunities. Enjoy quality time with loved ones at Stable Lodge. EPC Rating: Band D

Coldstream is a town which rests on the northern bank of the River Tweed and was once home to the famous Coldstream Guards. The town offers a number of amenities, including a museum dedicated to the Guards, a selection of shops and pubs, in addition to a vast array of activities including cycling, fishing, golf, riding and walking. Nearby rests The Hirsel, a beautiful mansion resting within grounds which flow through the Leet Waters.

EPC Rating: Band D

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