Islestone, is a pretty, stone-built cottage situated in the coastal town of Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland.
This two-bedroom end terrace has a light and airy interior with contemporary amenities and is just a stone’s throw away from the beach, perfect for families and friends.
Islestone, is pet-friendly and has roadside permit parking with a disk and a side garden to savour a glass of wine on balmy evenings.
A few steps up lead to the living/dining room, featuring a sofa, an armchair and a Smart TV for some downtime, and dining seating for four.
Walking through the home, the kitchen has everything you need for a self-catered stay, including a gas cooker and a breakfast bar area to enjoy snacks.
After a day whiling away the hours on the beach, venture upstairs to the bathroom; here you can relax with a soak in the roll top bath before heading to bed.
There are two white-washed bedrooms, with a king-size with storage and a single with a quaint reading area by the window.
Islestone, is within walking distance to the East Coast Main Line railway station, whilst there are frequent buses heading towards prime locations, including Holy Island, Bamburgh, Eyemouth and St Abbs, making it possible to enjoy a car free getaway.
Berwick-upon-Tweed is a historic town in Northumberland, situated on the Scottish border.
The town is home to several attractions, including Berwick Boat Trips, Royal Border Bridge, and the Elizabethan Walls, still intact, surrounding the old town.
There are also several cafes and restaurants, including Foxtons Wine bar and Restaurant, The Pilot Inn, a traditional pub hosting live music and a dog-friendly beer garden, Northern Edge Cafe, and Pier Red, which is part cafe, part art gallery and part wine bar.
Berwick beach is within walking distance and a short car journey will take you to the wide expanses of Cocklawburn, Cheswick and Goswick beaches, with iconic Bamburgh dunes and beach just over 20 miles down the coast and accessible by car or bus.
Must visit destinations while in the area include Holy Island, Bamburgh Castle and a boat trip from Seahouses around the Farne Islands, whilst heading north will bring you to St Abbs village and national nature reserve with its stunning cliff top walk.
Visit the ancient town of Alnwick on your travels, hosting the imposing Alnwick Castle and the beautiful Alnwick Garden.
The Alnwick Garden is a horticultural masterpiece, with ornate gardens, a towering treehouse, and the infamous Poison Garden, which is home to some of the deadliest plants in the world.
Also within reach is Edinburgh, a city of towering stone castles and narrow cobblestone streets.
The city's most famous attraction is Edinburgh Castle, which looms over the city from its perch on Castle Rock.
The National Museum of Scotland is also a must-see, as is Holyrood Park, which offers stunning views of the city.
For all this and more, consider Islestone.