Look across to the old Elizabethan  walls of Berwick-upon-Tweed and the red pantile roofs of this historic town Boat trips are available through the summer months. You may see  salmon , dolphins, swans and seals, and  you can often watch the loading and unloading of the ships.

• The apartment is reached by lift and is beautifully finished with oak floors, central heating and double glazing. There are attractive features such as  arch windows and the old metal pillars from the days of the historic granary.
• As the apartment is all on one level,  it may be suitable for the less mobile guest.
• The lounge area is decorated in contemporary style and has a wall mounted Smart TV.  New leather sofas and oak coffee table ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay
  Free WiFi is available.
• The galley style kitchen is very fully equipped with all that you would expect – fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle, iron, and washer/dryer and freezer. The new kitchen has been revamped and now boasts a fine granite worktop and new induction hob.
• The dining area has a designer table, china crockery and fine glassware and is laid out for a candle lit dinner for you.
• Throughout the flat you will notice several original pictures, antique posters and photographs by local artists.
• The bedroom has a king size bed with the option of duvet or blankets. A second Smart TV is wall mounted for comfortable viewing and so you can catch up with your favourite programmes
• The shower room has a spacious walk-in shower and a ceiling radio so that you do not miss your favourite programme. There’s a wooden counter top and marble basin with lever taps. Organic soap specially made for Border Holiday Homes by the  Eden Water Soap Company is included. All towels are provided of course.
• Secure parking is included, under cover inside a courtyard with access by electronic gates.
• A ‘Welcome Basket’ is waiting for you and includes a selection of Border specialities such as local honey, our home made jam, home made chutney, biscuits from Border Biscuits and the famous Tunnocks tea cakes. Tea, ground coffee, sugar and free range eggs are also provided. Enjoy some locally produced apple juice from local farm at Laprig.

The town has a thriving theatre and cinema, good restaurants and bistros and some great real ale pubs. Try the tiny micro bar called the Curfew which is tucked away on Bridge Street. Follow the L.S. Lowry Art trail around Tweedmouth and Spittal and see the views as the artist saw them.

Wider afield there are many stately Homes, such as Manderston, Paxton House, Cragside and Bamburgh Castle and gardens, and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne should not be missed

Two very special attractions are the Heavy Horse Centre near Cornhill on Tweed and the charming historic Villages of Ford and Etal and the exquisite painting of Lady Waterford Hall. You could even take a ride on the steam hauled narrow gauge railway.