This three storey property is set in central Berwick and sleeps eight people in four bedrooms.

10 Palace Street East is a three storey property in central Berwick. The property sleeps eight people in four bedrooms and has a double and a twin room on the second floor and two double rooms on the first floor. There is also a bathroom on a half landing between the ground and first floor and a ground floor shower room. Completing the accommodation is a first floor sitting room, a ground floor dining room and a kitchen and utility. Outside is a rear patio garden with secure storage for bicycles,and a permit is provided for first come, first served roadside parking. 10 Palace Street East is in a fantastic location with a number of nearby attractions.

Amenities: • Gas central heating
• Range with double gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, WiFi, second TV, DVD and radio.
• Fuel and power inc. in rent
• Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
• Roadside parking with permit provided on a first come, first served basis
• Alternative parking in nearby free car park (2 mins walk – timer clock supplied in house)
• Enclosed small rear yard with secure storage for bicycles
• Sorry, no pets and no smoking
• Shops and pubs 2 mins walk
• Coast 2 mins walk
• Note: The bathroom is on a half landing between the ground and first floor
• Note: Children over the age of 8 only.
Please note: This property is for Holiday Makers only. No work based bookings are permitted.



Region: Northumberland is a heady combination of fishing villages, market towns, sandy beaches, magnificent castles and historic Hadrian’s Wall, tied together by beautiful countryside and abundant wildlife.

Town: Berwick is England’s most northerly town and changed hands 13 times whilst the English and the Scots fought for around 400 years for control of the Borders! The history is delightfully shown in the town’s museum. Nowadays this small coastal town retains much of its charm, with quaint narrow streets enclosed within great Elizabethan walls, fortified with bastions, built against attacks in the 1500s and walks along these offer spectacular views over the coast and river estuary to Bamburgh Castle and Holy Island.