Etal 5.2 miles. Located on a quiet country lane amongst the Cheviot foothills is this stone-built detached bungalow, Flodden Edge Farm Cottage. Highly recommended if you are looking for a rural retreat, with ample countryside walks from your doorstep. The property rests on a farm specialising in Horse Riding and Carriage Driving and is a charming setting for your holiday and the perfect base for outdoor-loving people. This traditional 18th century dwelling can be found via a quiet country lane. Once at the property park up in the ample off-road parking at the side of the property, before marvelling at your peaceful surroundings in the Cheviot foothills. The property boasts cheery yellow colours throughout to make you feel at home during your stay. The light, well equipped south facing cottage is suitable for all guests including those with limited mobility, wheelchair ramps are available on request. Make your way into the living/dining room to cosy up on its plush seating as you pop your favourite DVD on for everyone to watch together. After an evening of entertainment in the living/dining room, continue through to the country kitchen to begin preparing dinner; the lovely space boasts all the appliances you need, including a dishwasher and washing machine! When the designated chef has made a tasty meal, enjoy it at the close-by dining table as you discuss your plans for your Northumberland escapades. As the day comes to an end, rest your head in two well-presented bedrooms. One is an appealing king-size room and the other is a twin; both rooms provide ample storage and hairdryers. Get ready for the day in the shower room and freshen up in the convenient walk-in cubicle. The enclosed garden is perfect for dogs with a lawn for your furry friends to stretch their legs and there’s a barbecue where you can have grilled delights and reminisce about the fantastic time you're having. This is an ideal base for exploring Northumberland’s natural landscape and places of historical significance. The last great battle between the English and Scots took place at Flodden Field on 9th September 1513 and the army of King James IV (the last King to die in battle) set camp on land occupied by Flodden Edge. Legacy of the border conflicts are the many castles in the area, notably Norham, Etal, Ford, Floors, Berwick, Twizel, Bamburgh, Lindisfarne, Alnwick & others. The nearest shops and pubs are 3 miles away, and fishing and gliding is available nearby. Head into Etal to explore the remains of Etal Castle and the glorious Etal Manor, before finishing the day off with a bite to eat from the charming local tearoom or a pint at The Black Bull. Venture towards its partnering village of Ford and stop at the intriguing Heatherslaw Cornmill and Light Railway along the way; when you have arrived in Ford, either by walking or riding the railway, be sure to explore the historic Lady Waterford Hall with its magnificent artwork, along with the grounds of Ford Castle, before hiking to discover the idyllic Roughtin Linn Waterfall. Travel north to the coastal town of Berwick-on-Tweed. A fabulous outing with its extensive Elizabethan bastioned town walls to traverse and the fascinating Barracks and Main Guard army museum to tour; after exploring the attractions, why not embark on a boat trip along the coast or through the estuary where dolphins and seals are commonly seen. Berwick also plays host to a fantastic beach where you can relish a well-deserved rest, before enjoying a game of putting at the fantastic beachfront golf course! Make your way into the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for a day out in Bamburgh and visit Bamburgh Castle and its beach, before venturing to Seahouses where you can board a boat to the mystical Farne Islands to see puffins other sea birds and seals. There are so many more attractions and wonders to see in Northumberland, the vast Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve isn't far, nor is the extensive Northumberland National Park. For a delightful break with your loved ones, choose Flodden Edge Farm Cottage.

The delightful village of Milfield is set amongst the stunning scenery of Northumberland. Nestled between the Northumberland National Park and the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Beauty, Milfield provides visitors with a wonderful fusion between the country and coast during their stay. The village is situated near Flodden, where visitors can discover the remains of the Battlefield of Flodden and embark on a circular walking trail around it as they learn of its rich history.

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