First floor Accommodation The property has LPG central heating and comprises:Access to front door via 13 steps then entrance to accommodation at first floor level. Lounge/Diner: With open fire, TV, DVD, video; dining area leading to enclosed veranda with fabulous sea view. Kitchen: With electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and Washing Machine / Dryer. Cloakroom: With toilet and wash basin. 2nd floor Accommodation Bedroom 1: With two single beds and sea viewBedroom 2: With two single beds and view of garden Shower Room: With shower, toilet and wash basin Spiral open tread staircase leads to...... Third floorBedroom 3: With double bed (for alternative sleeping arrangements only as property sleeps a maximum of 4 persons all over the age of 16 years); some height restriction, sea view
Enjoying spectacular uninterrupted sea views, The Haven affords a stunning sea front position in the tiny picturesque fishing village of Lower Burnmouth situated in the Scottish Borders yet only a few miles north of Northumberland. Snuggle in front of the open fire and watch the flames dance after a day exploring this beautiful seashore. Or gaze out to sea from the enclosed veranda, which leads from the dining lounge and listen to the waves crash against the sea wall. The historic fishing town of Eyemouth is less than 4 miles up the coastline and has a wonderful maritime museum to and restaurants to visit. The elegant Georgian, border 'toon' of Berwick, which straddles the salmon rich River Tweed and where many amenities are available, including a cinema/theatre, indoor swimming and a vast array of shops and restaurants is a mere 6 miles south. Paxton House, Manderston, Floors Castle and the majestic Bamburgh castle are but a small selection of interesting visitor attractions close by and the tidal island of Lindisfarne (known as Holy Island) can be reached via a causeway, which is safe to cross twice daily. Visit 'Hogwarts' (Alnwick Castle) where Harry Potter was filmed The Nature Reserve at St Abbs Head is located on this South East coast of the Scottish Borders and is renowned as one of mainland Britain's largest seabird colonies, which is described in the AA Book of Britain's Countryside "as perhaps the greatest glory in the Scottish Borders". The village of St Abbs itself is at its foot and is where a friendly welcome regularly greets visitors. Scramble across the shore to explore the rock pools and perhaps catch a glimpse of the seals at play.... Watch the fishing boats return with their daily catch, or take a trip out to sea to fish from boat, rocks or beach. Brown, Blue or Rainbow trout are often caught from the banks or boats in the nearby lochs. A stroll along the cliff top brings you to the golden, sandy beach at Coldingham, where you can surf, ride and take pleasure in the lap of the waves and enjoy the feel of the sand between your toes..... Golf enthusiasts will delight in the many prestigious courses close by and walkers and cyclists will enjoy the challenge of the Southern Upland Way, which routes through the Lammermuir Hills. The festival city of Edinburgh is only around an hour's drive north making The Haven a unique coastal retreat boasting stunning sea views giving easy access to discover the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland alike.
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