Located in rural North Northumberland midway between Berwick upon Tweed and Alnwick, Millers Cottage and The Granary are two individual properties within the Grade 2 listed building. Lovingly restored to create a modern, comfortable and peaceful holiday location. A stone throw from a National Park, Holy Island to the Cheviot Hills and all the wonderful sandy beaches North Northumberland has to offer. The accommodation is split into two different properties, the perfect mix of new and old with some historic in there too; it comprises of: - Millers Cottage on the ground floor:- A modern contemporary kitchen and diner with range cooker, and built in dishwasher and washing machine; Spacious lounge boasting the original range fireplace and hearth. It has a cosy feel while relaxing in front of the log burning stove, and watching TV (a basket of wood is supplied for your stay); Modern contemporary bathroom, with large walk in shower, heated towel rail, underfloor heating and heated mirror; 2 bedrooms, both with king size beds. Bedroom 1 has the option to split the bed to create 2 singles, an additional 3rd pull out bed to suit a child is also available in this room (by prior direct arrangement), sleeping a maximum of 5; Small private garden to the front with an outside seating area at the south side which is a real sun trap, to the north a raised decking area for viewing of countryside and wildlife around. The Granary on the upper floor: - A large open plan kitchen and living room area. The kitchen has all the appliance's expected with an island dining area. Reclining sofas make the living area a lovely area to relax and get your feet up after a long day exploring; The bedroom has a large super king bed (that can be split to make 2 singles), sleeping a maximum of 2. The bathroom has a bath with shower over, toilet and sink, heated towel rail and mirror. Outside is a private balcony seating area, with access to gardens surrounding the property.

The Millers Cottage and The Granary was the former house of the Miller that worked the water driven Corn Mill and land around us, set within the grounds of Holburn Mill Farmhouse. Financially more successful, the farmhouse was then built in 1894; we don’t have an actual date that the cottage was built but it’s at least 130 years since it was lived in. Slightly less comfy than it is today, and with fewer people, as the census information suggested that at least 8 people lived in Millers Cottage! The original range in the living room of Millers Cottage will have seen some action from cooking, heating to water warming. I wonder how many bare bottoms it’s seen over the years when the tin bath was in front of it! 2018 planning permission was granted, and work began in 2019, the entire building needed to be gutted from the roof to the floors. 2019 saw a year of building work, bringing electricity and water to it for the first time, and introducing modern comforts like heating and bathrooms. Opening our doors to guests for the first time in June 2020, I welcome you to enjoy your time with us and hope you enjoy the seclusion that we offer.

Ideally located within a rural location to explore both Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. Situated midway between the ancient market towns of Berwick Upon Tweed and Alnwick. We are on several well known walks like the St Cuthbert Way & St Oswald's Way, making it an ideal location for walkers and cyclists. Wooler is 6 miles drive, which leads into the Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park and only 10 minutes from the outstanding Northumberland Coastline.