Salmon Cottage in Norham is a characterful single-storey holiday cottage that lies just shy of the River Tweed marking the border between England and Scotland. Easily accessible from Berwick upon Tweed the property has been comprehensively and tastefully refurbished throughout while period features like the decorative fireplace in the living room have been retained. The result is a comfortable holiday home that promises you nothing but good times to be had by all.

When you arrive at your new countryside abode, you will find a welcoming and well-designed living and dining room with a spacious layout equipped with that all important Smart TV so you don't miss out on any of your favourite shows.

Moving through your holiday home you'll find the fully fitted kitchen with all you need to cook up an absolute treat for your evening meals. Why not unwind after that filling meal with a long, steamy soak in the bath after your long days of adventures in the Northumberland country. Finally, there is an enclosed intimate patio with seating to the rear of the property where you can enjoy a summer evening. If you don’t fancy cooking then The Masons Arms and Victoria Hotel are just a couple of minutes walk away. Norham also has a village shop, bakers and wonderful butchers who does fantastic bacon rolls in the morning and delicatessen items for during the day or evening. Nearby are St. Cuthbert's Church, Norham Castle and Ladykirk with the Norham Bridge which gives easy access over the river into Scotland. The village green is next door with a playpark for the younger guests.The Scottish countryside offers its own tempting places to visit with Manderston House, Paxton House, Duns Castle Estate and gardens all within an easy drive. The area is also well served by local golf clubs and other sporting activities like cycling. Returning back to English soil, the coastal town of Berwick-upon-Tweed offers lovely walks and picnics on its beach, the historical Coxon's Tower, the iconic railway Royal Border Bridge and the fascinating Red Cliffs which also offer lovely walks by the sea for you and your four-legged companion.This wonderful holiday up to the north of England awaits, book your stay at Salmon Cottage to treat yourselves.

The historic village of Norham is most famous for its splendid Norman Castle ruins overlooking the River Tweed, painted by Turner in 1845. The village has an excellent butcher and bakery, a Post Office, grocer, newsagent and two pubs. Also nearby in the village of Allanton is a good restaurant which is great for fishing and shooting parties as well as the Cross Inn at Paxton. Berwick-upon-Tweed is just 7 miles away, at the northern tip of Northumberland’s beautiful Heritage Coast, boasting many restaurants, cafes, pubs and a nearby links golf course. The Scottish capital of Edinburgh or the city of Newcastle are easily accessed by train from Berwick. A superb base for exploring all North Northumberland has to offer.

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