Hay Farm Bed & Breakfast
Cornhill on Tweed, Northumberland, TD12 4TR
01890 820 647
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rates
bed and breakfast from £35 per person, per night
features
situated in an elevated position, with panoramic views, only fifteen minutes from Berwick on Tweed
comfortable, luxurious guest rooms which are beautifully appointed to reflect the period
explore the dramatic coastline with golden sandy beaches, secluded bays and fascinating wildlife
visit Bamburgh Castle, Alnwick Castle and Gardens, the fishing village of Craser, or take a trip to the Farne Islands
Welcome to Hay Farm Farmhouse on the beautiful Ford and Etal Country Estate,in Northumberland; situated midway between the vibrant cities of Newcastle upon Tyne and historic Edinburgh.
We are only just over an hours drive from either and only 15 minutes from Berwick upon Tweed Railway Station on the main east coast line.
Hay Farm enjoys an elevated position giving spectacular panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. To the south the mystical Cheviot Hills, a walkers paradise on the edge of the Northumberland National Park and to the west over the Scottish borders with the Eildon Hills in the distance.
We have 4 beautifully appointed rooms with wonderful views over the Cheviot Hills and the Scottish Borders. All are decorated to reflect the period with comfort, luxury, and a peaceful nights sleep in mind.
Tea and scones are served on arrival in the elegant sitting room with its comfy chairs and open fire. Here you can relax and watch T.V. maybe play a board game or just chill out and take a look at some of the interesting literature about the area.
Explore the dramatic coastline with its golden sandy beaches, secluded bays and fascinating wildlife.
Northumberland boasts more castles than any other county in the UK, so don't miss the magnificent Bamburgh Castle ancient seat of the kings of Northumbria, Alnwick Castle & Gardens, the dramatic ruin of Dunstanburgh on the craggy headland close to the quaint little fishing village of Craster.
Take a trip to the Farne Islands from Seahouses or cross the causeway at low tide to the beautiful Holy island of Lindisfarne. There are fine houses, castles and gardens in the borders of Scotland too; Floors, Thirlestane, Paxton to name a few.