contact:
Mrs Katharine Tiernan
ph:+44 (0)1665 589322
email: kmtiernan@googlemail.com
address:
Preston Tower
Chathill
Northumberland
NE67 5DH
Britannia
House sleeps six
Britannia House was one of the Island inns, still known to many
of the Islanders as 'The Britannia'! It is now a spacious and comfortable
family house, with a lovely location on the village green. Beautifully
renovated, it retains its original features, such as beamed ceilings and
an open fire. A new loft conversion gives a delightful twin bedroom with
an ensuite shower room, while on the first floor the master bedroom has
bay windows looking out over the green to the sea beyond.
|
Relax in front of an open fire in this comfortable sitting room with original beamed ceiling. A basket of logs is supplied. Bay windows give a light, sunny aspect.
|
. |
 |
Fully fitted kitchen with all appliances and convenient breakfasting bar, leading into ... |
|
Comfortable, light dining room, with door to the rear courtyard. Enjoy a welcoming cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake.
|
 |
 |
On the first floor is the master bedroom, with kingsize double bed and extensive wardrobe space. There is also a bunk bedroom for children, which can be used as a single adult bedroom, and a first-floor bathroom with shower and bath. |
On the second floor is this lovely loft bedroom, with velux windows making it light and airy. It has its own landing and ensuite shower room – a super private space for children or adults! |
|
|
|
To the rear is a sunny courtyard with raised beds and garden furniture for sitting out. The house faces the village green. |
An oil-fired boiler supplies fast hot water and full central heating. Britannia House is double glazed and insulated.
Strictly no smoking.
One pet by arrangement.
services & facilities
· linen supplied
·
washing machine
· tumbledryer
· dishwasher
· fridge
· freezer
·
electric cooker
· microwave
· TV, VCR, DVD
·
micro hi-fi system
· garden furniture
· central heating
· open fire
· double glazing
· travel cot
Self-catering cottages on the Holy Island
of Lindisfarne,
near Berwick upon Tweed,
Northumberland,
North East England,
UK.