Nestled in the peaceful countryside of North Northumberland, Millers Cottage and The Granary provide a tranquil retreat midway between Berwick upon Tweed and Alnwick. Housed within a beautifully restored Grade II listed building, these two charming properties combine modern comforts with historic character, making them perfect for a relaxing holiday just moments from the Northumberland National Park, Holy Island, and the region’s stunning sandy beaches. Millers Cottage, situated on the ground floor, features a contemporary kitchen and dining area equipped with a range cooker, built-in dishwasher, and washing machine. The spacious lounge retains its original range fireplace and hearth, creating a cosy atmosphere for unwinding. A log-burning stove and a basket of wood are provided for your comfort, enhancing the inviting ambience. The bathroom offers a large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, underfloor heating, and a heated mirror for added luxury. The cottage sleeps up to five guests in two king-size bedrooms—one of which can be converted into twin beds. An extra pull-out bed for a child is available with prior notice. Outside, a private garden invites relaxation, featuring a sun-trap seating area and a raised deck where you can enjoy the scenic countryside and local wildlife. Upstairs, The Granary boasts an open-plan kitchen and living space with modern appliances and an island dining area. The inviting living room, furnished with reclining sofas, provides a perfect spot to relax after exploring. The bedroom has a super king bed that can be split into two singles, accommodating two guests comfortably. The bathroom is equipped with a bath, shower, toilet, sink, and heated towel rail. Step outside to the private balcony and enjoy access to the surrounding gardens, offering a peaceful setting to fully embrace this idyllic location. Both properties promise a memorable stay in a stunning rural setting.

Millers Cottage and The Granary once belonged to the miller who operated the water-driven corn mill and managed the surrounding land at Holburn Mill Farmhouse. While the exact construction date of the cottage is unknown, it had been inhabited for over 130 years. Historical records show that at least eight people once lived in Millers Cottage, which has now been modernised for guest comfort. The original fireplace in the living room, which once provided cooking and heating, adds character to the property. And The Granary was a large open plan store for all the milled grain. My family & I moved into the Farmhouse in 2016 and the whole property/site was going to be a project! I obtained planning permission in 2018, and extensive renovations began in 2019 on the building transforming the space with essential utilities and modern amenities, including heating and bathrooms! Guests can enjoy the peace and tranquility along with the unique charms of Millers Cottage and The Granary during their stay. The property combines historic features with contemporary comforts, providing a cosy and welcoming atmosphere for all visitors.

This accommodation offers an ideal base for exploring Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. Situated between the historic towns of Berwick-upon-Tweed and Alnwick, it is just 10 minutes from the stunning Northumberland coastline, home to Bamburgh Castle and Holy Island. Wooler is only 6 miles away, providing easy access to the Cheviot Hills and nearby National Park. It’s perfect for outdoor adventures and sightseeing.