Oxendeanburn Cottage is a cosy, rural retreat comfortably sleeping 11 adults.
Electricity, gas central heating and hot water are included in the price and the cottage is a non smoking property.
The Cottage has its own stone walled garden with ramp access and secure gates, secure storage for bikes in the adjacent farm buildings and access to our two acre wood with a path leading down to the small burn that gives the property its name. The garden has a BBQ (charcoal provided) and outdoor furniture for you to use. There is parking for 3 cars and there is ramp access to one of the entrance doors.
The lounge has comfortably upholstered rocking and reclining chairs and sofas, HD smart TV with freesat and WiFi broadband, available free subject to “sensible use”.
There are five double bedrooms: 1 with a super kingsize bed, 1 with a king size bed, 1 with twin beds/super king size bed, 1 with a double bed and 1 with 2/3 single beds. All the beds have premium mattresses and duvets, pillows and bed linen are provided. A travel cot is available on request, but please bring your own bedding for it.
There is a separate dining room to seat 10, and a high chair is available.
There are two bathrooms, both with WC, bath with electric shower over and basin.
Ample towels are provided.
The fitted kitchen is fully equipped with fridge freezer, microwave, fan oven, 4 ring electric hob and dishwasher. There is a comprehensive supply of cooking utensils and pans.
The utility room has washing machine, dryer and plenty of fitted cupboards
There are books for all ages spread around the cottage plus a range of toys and board games.
We provide loo rolls, bin bags, cleaning materials, dishwasher and laundry tabs.
There are tea bags, coffee, and sugar in the kitchen and milk in the fridge.
Cornhill on Tweed has a wonderful village shop and Coldstream - just across the border into Scotland - has a large Co-op with a cash machine, good Indian restaurant (eat in or takeaway), Chinese takeaway, fish and chip shop, petrol station and of course, the Guards Museum. The Collingwood Arms in Cornhill has a bar, a bistro and a restaurant.
You can walk to the Tweed from the wood and there are several other decent walks that start outside your back door.
In a car, you can be in Berwick or on a beautiful sandy beach in 20 minutes and either Newcastle or Edinburgh in about an hour. If your interest is in history or the natural world then the Scottish borders, the Cheviots, the Northumberland National Park and Kielder Forest are all on our doorstep and all provide excellent days out.
Golf, fishing and gliding can be found nearby.
We live in the Farmhouse next door and are available to sort any queries or problems but will not intrude on your privacy.