After growing up in beautiful Berwick, and spending 30 wonderful years living in London, France, and California, and travelling around the world, our family has relocated back to the stunning and special county of Northumberland. It is an honour to provide gorgeous accommodation to visitors in the heart of the town and share recommendations and insider info with guests! Travel, reading, cooking and spending time with my family and friends is what makes my heart happy, as well as walking our two dogs in the Northumberland countryside and to the beaches near Berwick.

This brand new fully renovated town centre property with spacious private courtyard is situated on the ground floor of what was once The Avenue Hotel, built in 1899. The property is located seconds from the Elizabethan Ramparts and accessed by a private entrance which leads into a secluded courtyard. The centrally located living space is perfect for guests to gather together, while the ensuite bedrooms provide a comfortable and inviting space to retreat.

Historic Berwick has so many wonderful places to spend time, both in the town itself and the surrounding area. Personal favourites include the town's Elizabethan Walls, which are seconds from the property, as well as a walk along the iconic pier, the Lowry Trail, followed by time spent shopping, visiting art galleries and antique shops. Wonderful cafes, bars and restaurants which are in easy walkable distance. A couple of beaches are walkable from our properties but you can easily jump in a car to spend time and many of the other gorgeous coastal areas and beaches nearby. If you want to visit a castle or two, there are plenty of country homes and castles in the area, including the ruins of Berwick Castle, Bamburgh, Holy Island, Chillingham and Floors Castle, not to mention the many country homes and estates. Events and festivals are often held in Berwick and the surrounding area through out the year, such as the annual Food and Wine Festival held in August and the Literary Festival in September. Further afield, a visit to Paxton House, Bamburgh, Holy Island, and Alnwick Gardens are a must. Ad Gefrin in the small town of Wooler is a must visit if you are interested in whisky making and distilliaries. The cities of Edinburgh and Newcastle are an easy visit too, with a 5 minute walk to the train station and arrival in the city centres within an hour.