Mansergh House Berwick-upon-Tweed

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Mansergh House is a Georgian city cottage offering traditional cordiality, fashion and spell retaining a lot of of its original has. Built in the mid 1700's it adorns ornately carved cornices and original fire places, a later Victorian addition was the spacious carved oak doors. With its main location it's a ideal yet restful base for the one minute stroll to the city center, with its plenty of boutiques, restaurants, bars, galleries and cinema. A short amble takes you to beaches, picnic district, sports and relaxation complex, swimming pools, links courses in golf, fishing and water sports on the river. Appreciate the splendid strolls on England’s only intact Elizabethan walls with lovely waterside vistas to Holy Island and Bamburgh. Guided tours of the Walls and to the Berwick Barracks Museum accessible. A pleasant peaceful location for visiting the attractive Northumberland beach and the picturesque Scottish borders for waterside and hill strolling. An affluence of palaces, stately homes and terraces to visit; including Alnwick, Bamburgh, Floors, Thirlestane, Paxton House to name several. Boat trips to the Farne Islands for bird watching, Scuba diving and beautiful nature reserve at St Abbs Head (9 miles) and Cross the causeway to Lindisfarne Holy Island (9 miles). A quality bed & breakfast establishment quietly run with cozy well appointed suites and prime breakfast carte menu. Mansergh cottage would suit the more mature visitor.