Parade School Mews, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 1ET

The Property
6 Parade School Mews is a 3-bedroom semi-detached house situated in the heart of Berwick-Upon-Tweed. It was built 22 years ago on the site of the Mews where Oliver Cromwell is said to have stabled his horses when he brought his army North during the English civil war.
This family home offers generous and versatile accommodation which is all in good condition. Extending to around 1,260 Sq F / 117 Sq M, 6 Parade School Mews flows naturally from room to room and the ground floor comprises a sitting room, a dining kitchen, and a cloakroom/WC. A central staircase from the reception hallway leads to the first-floor landing which has 3 very comfortable bedrooms. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are supported by a family bathroom, whilst the master bedroom has a private en-suite shower room.
Externally, lies a private off road parking space for 1 vehicle, and a seating area in the communal garden grounds, ideal for sitting out in the warmer months.

Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor:- Reception Hallway, Sitting Room, Dining Kitchen, Cloakroom/WC
First Floor:- Master Bedroom with En Suite, Two Further Bedrooms, Family Bathroom
Outside:- Communal Garden Grounds, Private Parking

Distances
Berwick Train Station 0.5 miles, Holy Island 13 miles, Coldstream 14 miles, Bamburgh 19 miles, Kelso 24 miles, Edinburgh City Centre 57 miles, Newcastle 63 miles. (all distances are approximate).

Area Insights
6 Parade School Mews lies within the famous Elizabethan walls in Berwick-Upon-Tweed with easy and direct access to the town centre. The property is in a quiet group of houses just off Church Street close to the Cromwellian Parish church and the historic Berwick Barracks with access to stunning coastal walks around the town. 6 Parade School Mews gives you the feeling of peacefulness but still has the benefit of being close to a wide range of amenities.
The historic market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is famous for its stunning architecture and is well serviced with local and national shops, five national supermarkets and schooling for all ages including a private school at Longridge Towers. Berwick also has a selection of leisure and sports clubs, banks, public houses, cafes, restaurants and The Maltings theatre and cinema which offers daily shows and movies. There is a main line railway station which has regular trains to both Edinburgh, Newcastle and London, both Edinburgh and Newcastle are about 45 minutes away, and London in circa 3 hours 45 minutes. There is also the A1 trunk road which bypasses the town and provides easy access both north and south respectively.
The local area has a wide range of popular attractions and activities including Northumberland and Berwickshire’s rugged coastline of unspoilt beaches and beautiful landscapes; Berwick walls and pier are only minutes away while Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, Bamburgh Castle and the ancient Border towns of Coldstream, Kelso and Melrose are within easy reach. Country and sporting pursuits are also readily available, including hill walking, salmon and trout fishing, riding, hunting and shooting. Golf is available locally; within five minutes’ walk lies Berwick Golf Course and other courses can be found at Goswick, Eyemouth and the Hirsel. Swimming, gym, squash and indoor bowling facilities exist at the Swan Centre in Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Despite Berwick’s proximity to both Edinburgh and Newcastle, the area has a low population and can therefore offer a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.