BERWICK, TWEEDMOUTH & SPITTAL – SELF-CATERING
46 RAVENSDOWNE SELF-CATERING
BEACHCOMBER SELF-CATERING
Listed Georgian town house. Sleeps 6. Easy
walk to beaches, golf courses, restaurants,
bars and transport links.
PER WEEK: £300 min - £700 max
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 6
Mr Rhyder, 46 Ravensdowne
Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1DQ
M: 07759 058 084
E:
philiprhyder@yahoo.co.uk
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COMPOSERS AT WOODLANDS SELF-CATERING
Detached house in prime location overlooking the promenade and extensive sandy beach at
Spittal. Magnificent sea views. Accommodation is spacious, tastefully furnished and fully equipped.
2 person rate available. Friday changeover. Sorry no smoking or pets. Open April-New Year.
PER WEEK: £400 min – £650 max UNITS: 1 (3 BEDROOMS) SLEEPS: 1–6
2 Springfield Park, East Ord, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 2FD
T: 01289 306815
E:
priscilla.simpson@btinternet.com www.beachcomberview.co.uk
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Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 2QU
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THE OLD BARN, HIGH LETHAM SELF-CATERING IVY COTTAGE SELF-CATERING
Cottage bungalow. Ideal location in Berwick.
Beautifully furnished and equipped. Minutes walk to
restaurants, shops, beach and railway station.
Sorry no pets, no smoking.
PER WEEK: £180 min – £300 max
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 2-3
Mr RI Heslop, 13 Dene Close, Ovingham
Northumberland NE42 6BE
T: 01661 833071
E:
ian@riheslop.go-plus.net
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Comfortable, sandstone cottage, fully equipped. Sleeps 2-6. Stunning views of Berwick,
SMIDDY COTTAGE SELF-CATERING
coastline, Holy Island, River Tweed, with Cheviot Hills as backdrop. Quiet, countryside location,
The cottage is immaculately furnished and
yet 5 minutes drive from town centre. Private parking. Easy access to historic Berwick, Holy maintained. Ideally situated to explore the
Island, beaches, shops, pubs. Website includes visual tour. Brochure available.
Northumberland landscape and historical
border towns nearby.
PER WEEK: £250 min – £500 max UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 6
PER WEEK: £285 min – £551 max
Mr & Mrs RH Persse, High Letham Farmhouse, High Letham
UNITS: 1 SLEEPS: 6
Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1UX T: 01289 306585 F: 01289 304194
Mrs J Simpson, Forgeway, Main Street
E:
r.persse-highl@amserve.com www.oldbarnhighletham.co.uk
Horncliffe, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 2XW
T: 01289 386411
E:
stay@smiddycottage.co.uk
www.smiddycottage.co.uk
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