The former Head Gardener's residence on the magnificent Milne Graden Estate, this charming period house is situated in an idyllic position on the banks of the River Tweed with outstanding, uninterrupted views over the river to open countryside beyond.

The house has recently been fully renovated throughout to offer an exceptionally high standard of accommodation for up to six guests with period interiors complemented by modern amenities. 

The secluded and peaceful garden has a private pathway leading directly down to the river Tweed.  Indeed, the only building in site is the romantic ruins of Twizel Castle.  The terrace area is a delightful spot to sit and observe the river and its wildlife including heron, otter and kingfisher.

With fishing on one of the world's greatest salmon rivers on the doorstep and internationally renowned shooting and walking nearby, the area is an ideal destination for fishing and shooting parties and walking enthusiasts.  With this in mind, the accommodation includes a rod / boot and drying room and a deepfreeze is provided for the catch of the day.

The local area also has a great deal to offer non-sporting guests including beautiful beaches, over 100 golf courses, riding stables and historic places of interest to visit including Holy Island and Bamburgh, Alnwick and Floors Castles all in close proximity, making it an ideal location for a holiday with family or friends. 

Garden House is four miles north of the historic town of Coldstream which offers a good selection of local shops, four miles south of the nationally acclaimed Wheatsheaf restaurant at Swinton in addition to the restaurant at the newly-renovated Collingwood Arms at Cornhill-on-Tweed.  Three miles to the south is the attractive village of Norham a finalist for England's Favourite Village Award and famous for its imposing Norman castle ruins and the celebrated Foreman's Butchers.